CFB Sunday Schedule: What NCAA College Football Games Are on TV Today?

College football’s Week 1 schedule continues Sunday with games on national TV, highlighted by three ranked teams in action and a pair of primetime showdowns.

by Ayomide Adeduyite

Sep 6, 2026

College football’s Week 1 schedule continues Sunday with games on national TV, highlighted by three ranked teams in action and a pair of primetime showdowns.

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College football continues Sunday with a smaller slate following a packed Saturday that featured most of the nation’s top teams.

There are six games scheduled to air on national television Sunday, with the action beginning at noon ET and continuing into the evening. The slate includes the Apple Cup between Washington State and No. 17 Washington, plus two marquee night games involving ranked teams.

The biggest matchup comes at 7:30 p.m. ET when No. 24 Louisville takes on No. 9 Ole Miss at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. It is the only Sunday game matching two AP Top 25 teams, giving both programs an early opportunity to make a statement in the College Football Playoff race.

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Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss (6).

Texas Southern at Prairie View A&M — 12 p.m. ET, ESPN2
South Carolina State at Florida A&M — 3 p.m. ET, ESPN
Washington State at No. 17 Washington — 4 p.m. ET, NBC and Peacock
Albany State at Johnson C. Smith — 4 p.m. ET, NFL Network
Wisconsin at No. 4 Notre Dame — 7:30 p.m. ET, NBC and Peacock
No. 24 Louisville at No. 9 Ole Miss — 7:30 p.m. ET, ABC

The Washington-Washington State game renews the Apple Cup rivalry in Seattle, while Notre Dame and Wisconsin meet at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Louisville and Ole Miss will close out the main FBS television slate from Nashville.

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Wisconsin at No. 4 Notre Dame

Notre Dame enters the matchup ranked No. 4 nationally, while Wisconsin will look to pull off an early-season upset. The game will be played at Lambeau Field, giving the rivalry matchup an NFL-sized stage. NBC and Peacock will carry the broadcast.

No. 24 Louisville at No. 9 Ole Miss

The day’s marquee matchup pits two ranked teams against each other. Ole Miss enters at No. 9, while Louisville is No. 24. The Rebels are led by quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and running back Kewan Lacy, while Louisville will rely on head coach Jeff Brohm and running back Isaac Brown. ABC will carry the game nationally.

Sunday’s college football action gives fans one final packed day before the Week 1 schedule concludes Monday night with No. 19 SMU visiting Florida State at 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.