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Southern Miss Golden EaglesVeterans Memorial Stadium (AL)
College Football Week 6
Every game of week 6, with kick-off times in US Eastern and the stadium each one is played at.
- 326 games
- 153 teams
- 14 weeks
Week 6, 6 Oct
Tuesday 6 October
Southern Miss Golden EaglesWednesday 7 October
Kennesaw State Owls
Jacksonville State GamecocksWalens Family Field at Fifth Third Stadium
Florida International Panthers
New Mexico State AggiesPitbull Stadium
Thursday 8 October
Liberty Flames
Sam Houston BearkatsWilliams Stadium (VA)
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Missouri State BearsHouchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium
UTSA Roadrunners
South Florida BullsAlamodome
Arkansas State Red Wolves
South Alabama JaguarsCentennial Bank Stadium
Friday 9 October
Louisville Cardinals
Florida State SeminolesL&N Federal Credit Union Stadium
Washington Huskies
#14Iowa HawkeyesHusky Stadium
Utah State Aggies
Washington State CougarsMaverik Stadium
San José State Spartans
Wyoming CowboysCEFCU Stadium
#10BYU Cougars
Iowa State CyclonesLaVell Edwards Stadium
Saturday 10 October
#8Florida Gators
South Carolina GamecocksBen Hill Griffin Stadium
#25Missouri Tigers
Texas A&M AggiesMemorial Stadium
Memphis Tigers
UAB BlazersSimmons Bank Liberty Stadium
Georgia Southern Eagles
James Madison DukesAllen E. Paulson Stadium
Nebraska Cornhuskers
#6Indiana HoosiersMemorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE)
#19Oklahoma State Cowboys
UCF KnightsBoone Pickens Stadium
West Virginia Mountaineers
Arizona WildcatsMilan Puskar Stadium
Pittsburgh Panthers
North Carolina Tar HeelsAcrisure Stadium
NC State Wolfpack
Wake Forest Demon DeaconsCarter-Finley Stadium
Army Black Knights
Tulane Green WaveMichie Stadium
Bowling Green Falcons
Sacramento State HornetsDoyt L. Perry Stadium
Northwestern Wildcats
Ball State CardinalsRyan Field
App State Mountaineers
Old Dominion MonarchsKidd Brewer Stadium
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