Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
Delaware Blue HensJohnny "Red" Floyd Stadium
College Football Week 7
Every game of week 7, with kick-off times in US Eastern and the stadium each one is played at.
- 326 games
- 153 teams
- 14 weeks
Week 7, 13 Oct
Tuesday 13 October
Delaware Blue HensJacksonville State Gamecocks
Florida International PanthersAmFirst Stadium
Wednesday 14 October
Missouri State Bears
Kennesaw State OwlsRobert W. Plaster Stadium
Sam Houston Bearkats
Western Kentucky HilltoppersElliott T. Bowers Stadium
Thursday 15 October
UAB Blazers
East Carolina PiratesProtective Stadium
Old Dominion Monarchs
Georgia Southern EaglesS.B. Ballard Stadium
Texas State Bobcats
Colorado State RamsUFCU Stadium
Friday 16 October
Tulane Green Wave
Memphis TigersYulman Stadium
Purdue Boilermakers
Washington HuskiesRoss-Ade Stadium
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
App State MountaineersBrooks Stadium (SC)
Saturday 17 October
#1Texas Longhorns
#8Florida GatorsDKR-Texas Memorial Stadium
#2Georgia Bulldogs
Auburn TigersSanford Stadium
#10BYU Cougars
#3Notre Dame Fighting IrishLaVell Edwards Stadium
#4Miami Hurricanes
Florida State SeminolesHard Rock Stadium
#6Indiana Hoosiers
#5Ohio State BuckeyesMemorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN)
#17Tennessee Volunteers
#7Alabama Crimson TideNeyland Stadium
#9Ole Miss Rebels
#25Missouri TigersVaught-Hemingway Stadium
#11LSU Tigers
#16Mississippi State BulldogsTiger Stadium (LA)
#12Texas Tech Red Raiders
Arizona State Sun DevilsGalaxy Stadium
Colorado Buffaloes
#13Utah UtesFolsom Field
#15Oregon Ducks
Nebraska CornhuskersAutzen Stadium
#20Houston Cougars
#19Oklahoma State CowboysTDECU Stadium
#21SMU Mustangs
Virginia CavaliersGerald J. Ford Stadium
#23UCLA Bruins
Wisconsin BadgersRose Bowl
Oklahoma Sooners
#24Kentucky WildcatsMemorial Stadium (Norman, OK)
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