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College football games on TV today: Your Week 7 schedule for Friday

The college football games on TV today for the Friday schedule
College football games on TV today: Your Week 7 schedule for Friday
College football games on TV today: Your Week 7 schedule for Friday

Week 7 of the college football schedule continues on Friday with a pair of matchups, one coming out of the AAC and another in Conference USA.

That sets up the traditional Saturday schedule of games from across the country that includes six matchups with AP top 25 ranked teams squaring off on the same field in what could be the most impactful weekend of the season.

Here's your schedule for the games on TV today.

College football games today: TV schedule for Week 7

All times Eastern and game odds courtesy SI Sportsbook

Navy at SMU
Fri., Oct. 14 | 7:30 p.m. | ESPN
Point spread: SMU -12.5
FPI pick: SMU 85.8%

Navy ATS: 3-2

SMU ATS: 1-4

Navy: Two of the last three have been winners for the Midshipmen, behind an as-expected dominant rushing attack that ranks 12th nationally with almost 232 yards per game, but comes in 210th nationally by scoring just 21.2 points per game. Navy stacked up 455 rushing yards on Tulsa in a big win last time out.

SMU: It's been nine days since the Mustangs took a shellacking at the hands of UCF, which won that game 41-19, sinking SMU for its third straight loss of the season following a once-promising 2-0 start. There's a decent air attack to build on here as SMU ranks 4th in college football with 355.0 passing yards per game, but it could stand some balance, averaging just 145 yards on the ground each time out, 79th nationally.


UTSA at FIU
Fri., Oct. 14 | 8 p.m. | CBSSN
Point spread: UTSA -33.5
FPI pick: UTSA 95.1%

UTSA ATS: 3-3

FIU ATS: 1-4

UTSA: The Roadrunners are sitting at 1st place overall in Conference USA and on a three-game win streak, putting up 128 points in the process, behind a powerful and efficient passing attack, averaging 6th in college football with 350.3 yards per game on average and placing top 50 with 37.3 points per game.

FIU: Sitting at 8th in the conference and at 2-3 overall, two of those losses were pretty ugly affairs: a 73-0 result against Western Kentucky, and a 33-12 loss to UConn in which the Huskies ran for almost 300 yards and three touchdowns. FIU sits at 247th nationally with just 16.6 points per game.


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College football picks, predictions against the spread for Week 7

Week 7 college football games you should watch

College football rankings: ESPN updated top 25 poll for Week 7


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College football rankings

According to AP top 25 poll

1. Georgia
2. Ohio State
3. Alabama
4. Clemson
5. Michigan
6. Tennessee
7. USC
8. Oklahoma State
9. Ole Miss
10. Penn State
11. UCLA
12. Oregon
13. TCU
14. Wake Forest
15. NC State
16. Mississippi State
17. Kansas State
18. Syracuse
19. Kansas
20. Utah
21. Cincinnati
T-22. Kentucky
T-22. Texas
24. Illinois
25. James Madison

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James Parks is the founder and publisher of College Football HQ. He has covered football for a decade, previously managing several team sites and publishing national content for 247Sports.com for five years. His work has also been published on CBSSports.com. He founded College Football HQ in 2020, and the site joined the Sports Illustrated Fannation Network in 2022 and the On SI network in 2024.