New Mexico State Aggies
Western Kentucky HilltoppersAggie Memorial Stadium
College Football Week 5
Every game of week 5, with kick-off times in US Eastern and the stadium each one is played at.
- 326 games
- 153 teams
- 14 weeks
Week 5, 1 Oct
Thursday 1 October
Western Kentucky HilltoppersTulsa Golden Hurricane
North Texas Mean GreenH. A. Chapman Stadium
Friday 2 October
Virginia Tech Hokies
Pittsburgh PanthersLane Stadium
Delaware Blue Hens
Liberty FlamesDelaware Stadium
Northwestern Wildcats
Penn State Nittany LionsRyan Field
Saturday 3 October
North Carolina Tar Heels
#3Notre Dame Fighting IrishKenan Stadium
#16Mississippi State Bulldogs
#7Alabama Crimson TideDavis Wade Stadium
#20Houston Cougars
UCF KnightsTDECU Stadium
#21SMU Mustangs
Boston College EaglesGerald J. Ford Stadium
Kansas Jayhawks
Middle Tennessee Blue RaidersDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium
Iowa State Cyclones
West Virginia MountaineersJack Trice Stadium
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Stanford CardinalAllegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium
UConn Huskies
Syracuse OrangePratt & Whitney Stadium
Minnesota Golden Gophers
Michigan WolverinesHuntington Bank Stadium
Air Force Falcons
Navy MidshipmenFalcon Stadium
Wisconsin Badgers
Michigan State SpartansCamp Randall Stadium
#2Georgia Bulldogs
Vanderbilt CommodoresSanford Stadium
Buffalo Bulls
Western Michigan BroncosBroadview Stadium
Ball State Cardinals
Toledo RocketsScheumann Stadium
#14Iowa Hawkeyes
#5Ohio State BuckeyesKinnick Stadium
#25Missouri Tigers
#8Florida GatorsMemorial Stadium
#17Tennessee Volunteers
Auburn TigersNeyland Stadium
UNLV Rebels
California Golden BearsAllegiant Stadium
NC State Wolfpack
Louisville CardinalsCarter-Finley Stadium
Florida State Seminoles
Virginia CavaliersDoak Campbell Stadium
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