College football returns Tuesday, November 10, 2026, with three Mid-American Conference (MAC) matchups. Here is the complete NCAA Division I FBS schedule for tonight, including Eastern kickoff times and television channels.
NCAA Football Games Today: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
| Matchup | Kickoff (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| Western Michigan at Akron | 7:00 PM | CBS Sports Network |
| Kent State at Bowling Green | 7:00 PM | ESPNU |
| Ohio at Miami (Ohio) | 8:00 PM | ESPN2 |
What College Football Games Are on TV Tonight?
Western Michigan at Akron — 7 PM ET
Western Michigan travels to InfoCision Stadium in Akron, Ohio, for a MAC showdown airing on CBS Sports Network.
Kent State at Bowling Green — 7 PM ET
Kent State visits Bowling Green at Doyt L. Perry Stadium. Watch the game on ESPNU.
Ohio at Miami (Ohio) — 8 PM ET
Ohio visits Miami (Ohio) at Fred C. Yager Stadium in Oxford, Ohio, for the Battle of the Bricks rivalry. ESPN2 carries the matchup.
How to Watch College Football Tonight
Fans can watch through participating cable, satellite and live-TV streaming subscriptions carrying CBS Sports Network, ESPNU or ESPN2. Channel availability depends on the provider and plan.
What Is MACtion?
MACtion is the nickname for the Mid-American Conference’s nationally televised midweek college football games, particularly during November. These matchups give fans football outside the traditional Saturday schedule while teams compete for conference positioning and bowl eligibility.
When Are the Next NCAA Football Games?
MACtion continues Wednesday, November 11, with Buffalo at Ball State, Sacramento State at Central Michigan and UMass at Toledo. Additional college football games are scheduled later in the week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there NCAA football games today?
Yes. Three FBS games are scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
What time does college football start tonight?
Two games kick off at 7 PM ET, followed by Ohio at Miami (Ohio) at 8 PM ET.
What channels show college football tonight?
CBS Sports Network, ESPNU and ESPN2 are scheduled to televise tonight’s games.
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