October College Football ... Thursday and Friday Night Lights

October has arrived; many programs are entering conference play ...

Thursday, October 1st

• Miami-FL at Cincinnati 6:30 pm on ESPN - ACC vs. AAC on a Thursday night ...

Friday, October 2nd 

• Memphis at South Florida 6:00 pm on ESPN2 - AAC game on a Friday night ...
• Temple at Charlotte 6:00 pm on CBSSN - AAC vs. C-USA on Friday night ...
• UConn at BYU 9:15 pm on ESPN2 - AAC vs. one of the three lone Independents!

Week 5 favors the road teams on Thursday and Friday nights ...

Thursday Night College Football: October 11th

Thursday, October 11th

• Western Kentucky @ Troy, 6:30 p.m., ESPNU (HD)/ espn 3
• Texas-El Paso @ Tulsa, 7:00 p.m, FSN Affiliates (HD) / FCSC (cable)
• Arizona State @ Colorado, 8 p.m., ESPN (HD)

A batlle in the Sun Belt, the Conference USA and the Pac 12 highlight Thursday night football in College Football.  None of the teams are Top 25 programs currently, though Arizona State be getting closer to breaking the Top 25.  The Sun Devils are 2-0 and leading the Pac 12 South currently.  Colorado is 1-1 in the conference.

Western Kentucky is 1-0 in the Sun Belt, while Troy is 2-1 in the conference.  Huge game for both programs in the hunt for the '12 Sun Belt title.

Tulsa is 3-0 in the C-USA West, while UTEP is 0-2 in the conference.  Who will pick up this important conference Thursday night game?

Thursday Night College Football: Three games better than one?

Thursday, October 4th


Arkansas State at Florida International 6:30 p.m. ESPNU (HD) / espn3 *9

East Carolina at UCF 7:00 p.m. CBSSN (HD)

#12 USC at Utah 8:00 p.m. ESPN (HD)

Last Thursday night, the Stanford @ Washington game was an outstanding game in the Pac 12 in Week 5.  But the game Friday night was a total one sided game between BYU-Hawaii.     With three games up tonight, hopefully college football fans will have something to enjoy, with games featuring conference match ups from the Sun Belt, C-USA and Pac 12.   The NFL also offers a game on Thursday night, as the old St. Louis franchise, the Arizona Cardinals (4-0) return to St. Louis to face the St. Louis Rams (2-2) on the NFL Network.