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College Football Schedule Week 3 Guide
10:00 am
Vanderbilt at Mississippi. KDOC.
Iowa State at Kansas State. FSWest.
Arkansas at Georgia. ESPN.
Kent State at Penn State. ESPN2.
Maryland at West Virginia. ESPNU.
Sacred Heart at St. Francis (PA). FCSA.
North Texas at Army. CBS College Sports.
LAist Pick: Arkansas at Georgia.
12:30 pm
Florida at Tennessee. CBS.
Nebraska at Washington. ABC.
USC at Minnesota. ESPN.
Arizona State at Wisconsin. ESPN2.
BYU at Florida State. ESPNU.
Air Force at Oklahoma. FSWest.
Hawaii at Colorado. FCSC.
Washington State at SMU. CBS College Sports.
Baylor at TCU. Versus (1:30 pm).
LAist Pick: Florida at Tennessee.
5:00 pm
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Texas at Texas Tech. ABC.
Clemson at Auburn. ESPN (4:00 pm).
Notre Dame at Michigan State. ESPN2.
Mississippi State at LSU. ESPNU (4:00 pm).
Louisville at Oregon State. FCSP (4:00 pm).
Boise State at Wyoming. CBS College Sports.
LAist Pick: Texas at Texas Tech.
7:30 pm
Houston at UCLA. FSWest.
Iowa at Arizona. ESPN.
Wake Forest at Stanford. ESPN2 (8:20 pm)
UNLV at Idaho. ESPNU.
LAist Pick: Iowa at Arizona.
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