Florida International Panthers
Middle Tennessee Blue RaidersPitbull Stadium
College Football Week 8
Every game of week 8, with kick-off times in US Eastern and the stadium each one is played at.
- 326 games
- 153 teams
- 14 weeks
Week 8, 20 Oct
Tuesday 20 October
Middle Tennessee Blue RaidersDelaware Blue Hens
Missouri State BearsDelaware Stadium
Marshall Thundering Herd
South Alabama JaguarsJoan C. Edwards Stadium
Wednesday 21 October
Sam Houston Bearkats
New Mexico State AggiesElliott T. Bowers Stadium
Thursday 22 October
App State Mountaineers
James Madison DukesKidd Brewer Stadium
Kennesaw State Owls
Liberty FlamesWalens Family Field at Fifth Third Stadium
Memphis Tigers
East Carolina PiratesSimmons Bank Liberty Stadium
Friday 23 October
Virginia Cavaliers
Duke Blue DevilsScott Stadium
UConn Huskies
Massachusetts MinutemenPratt & Whitney Stadium
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Army Black KnightsH. A. Chapman Stadium
Wyoming Cowboys
Air Force FalconsWar Memorial Stadium
Stanford Cardinal
NC State WolfpackStanford Stadium
Saturday 24 October
#1Texas Longhorns
#9Ole Miss RebelsDKR-Texas Memorial Stadium
#4Miami Hurricanes
Pittsburgh PanthersHard Rock Stadium
Michigan Wolverines
#6Indiana HoosiersMichigan Stadium
#7Alabama Crimson Tide
Texas A&M AggiesBryant-Denny Stadium
UCF Knights
#10BYU CougarsAcrisure Bounce House
Cincinnati Bearcats
#12Texas Tech Red RaidersNippert Stadium
#13Utah Utes
#20Houston CougarsRice-Eccles Stadium
Minnesota Golden Gophers
#14Iowa HawkeyesHuntington Bank Stadium
Illinois Fighting Illini
#15Oregon DucksGies Memorial Stadium
#16Mississippi State Bulldogs
Oklahoma SoonersDavis Wade Stadium
South Carolina Gamecocks
#17Tennessee VolunteersWilliams-Brice Stadium
Wisconsin Badgers
#18USC TrojansCamp Randall Stadium
#19Oklahoma State Cowboys
Colorado BuffaloesBoone Pickens Stadium
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