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College Football Week 10
Every game of week 10, with kick-off times in US Eastern and the stadium each one is played at.
- 326 games
- 153 teams
- 14 weeks
Week 10, 3 Nov
Tuesday 3 November
Ohio BobcatsMiami (OH) RedHawks
Buffalo BullsYager Stadium
Wednesday 4 November
Massachusetts Minutemen
Ball State CardinalsWarren McGuirk Alumni Stadium
Eastern Michigan Eagles
Central Michigan ChippewasFord Field
Sacramento State Hornets
Toledo RocketsHornet Stadium
Thursday 5 November
Florida Atlantic Owls
UTSA RoadrunnersFlagler Credit Union Stadium
Southern Miss Golden Eagles
James Madison DukesM. M. Roberts Stadium
Friday 6 November
#21SMU Mustangs
Virginia Tech HokiesGerald J. Ford Stadium
East Carolina Pirates
South Florida BullsDowdy-Ficklen Stadium
Illinois Fighting Illini
Nebraska CornhuskersGies Memorial Stadium
Nevada Wolf Pack
New Mexico LobosMackay Stadium
Arizona Wildcats
TCU Horned FrogsCasino Del Sol Stadium
Saturday 7 November
#25Missouri Tigers
#1Texas LonghornsMemorial Stadium
#9Ole Miss Rebels
#2Georgia BulldogsVaught-Hemingway Stadium
#5Ohio State Buckeyes
#15Oregon DucksOhio Stadium
#11LSU Tigers
#7Alabama Crimson TideTiger Stadium (LA)
#8Florida Gators
Oklahoma SoonersBen Hill Griffin Stadium
#13Utah Utes
#10BYU CougarsRice-Eccles Stadium
#12Texas Tech Red Raiders
West Virginia MountaineersGalaxy Stadium
Northwestern Wildcats
#14Iowa HawkeyesRyan Field
#16Mississippi State Bulldogs
Vanderbilt CommodoresDavis Wade Stadium
#17Tennessee Volunteers
#24Kentucky WildcatsNeyland Stadium
Kansas State Wildcats
#19Oklahoma State CowboysBill Snyder Family Stadium
#20Houston Cougars
Cincinnati BearcatsTDECU Stadium
Minnesota Golden Gophers
#23UCLA BruinsHuntington Bank Stadium
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