Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Delaware Blue HensHouchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium
College Football Week 9
Every game of week 9, with kick-off times in US Eastern and the stadium each one is played at.
- 326 games
- 153 teams
- 14 weeks
Week 9, 27 Oct
Tuesday 27 October
Delaware Blue HensMissouri State Bears
Sam Houston BearkatsRobert W. Plaster Stadium
Wednesday 28 October
Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
Kennesaw State OwlsJohnny "Red" Floyd Stadium
New Mexico State Aggies
Jacksonville State GamecocksAggie Memorial Stadium
Thursday 29 October
North Texas Mean Green
Florida Atlantic OwlsDATCU Stadium
James Madison Dukes
Troy TrojansBridgeforth Stadium
Friday 30 October
Charlotte 49ers
Tulane Green WaveJerry Richardson Stadium
UCF Knights
Baylor BearsAcrisure Bounce House
Sacramento State Hornets
Kent State Golden FlashesHornet Stadium
Saturday 31 October
#1Texas Longhorns
#16Mississippi State BulldogsDKR-Texas Memorial Stadium
North Carolina Tar Heels
#4Miami HurricanesKenan Stadium
#18USC Trojans
#5Ohio State BuckeyesLos Angeles Memorial Coliseum
#6Indiana Hoosiers
Minnesota Golden GophersMemorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN)
#9Ole Miss Rebels
Auburn TigersVaught-Hemingway Stadium
#10BYU Cougars
Arizona State Sun DevilsLaVell Edwards Stadium
#12Texas Tech Red Raiders
Arizona WildcatsGalaxy Stadium
Cincinnati Bearcats
#13Utah UtesNippert Stadium
#14Iowa Hawkeyes
Wisconsin BadgersKinnick Stadium
#15Oregon Ducks
Northwestern WildcatsAutzen Stadium
Iowa State Cyclones
#19Oklahoma State CowboysJack Trice Stadium
Syracuse Orange
#21SMU MustangsJMA Wireless Dome
#23UCLA Bruins
Nevada Wolf PackRose Bowl
Arkansas Razorbacks
#25Missouri TigersDonald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Oklahoma Sooners
South Carolina GamecocksMemorial Stadium (Norman, OK)
TCU Horned Frogs
Kansas JayhawksAmon G. Carter Stadium
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