Saturday Game Thread of WATCHING OTHER PEOPLE LOSE
Who’s GONNA LOSE TODAY? LSU? YEAH! MICHIGAN? YEAH! MIAMI? YEAH! TEXAS? TEXAS? FUCK YEAH! IOWA? YEAH! ALABAMA? YEAH! BYU? WHY THE FUCK NOT! I love a bye week!
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College football on TV today: Saturday, Oct. 24
The Card Chronicle lists every college football matchup slated for Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, from noon to late night across major networks. Highlight games include No. 1 Miami vs. Pitt at 12 p.m. on ESPN, No. 2 BYU at UCF at 3 p.m. on FOX, No. 7 Ole Miss at No. 19 Texas at 7:30 p.m. on ABC, and the SEC showdown No. 11 Tennessee at South Carolina at 3:30 p.m. on ESPN. The full schedule covers over 40 games on ESPN, FOX, ABC, CBS, and streaming platforms.
$12M Bryce Underwood’s Michigan Situation Prompts Serious Recruiting Warning From Power Four GMs
A quarterback’s recruiting ranking can make him a star before he even steps onto a college football field. Add a reported multimillion-dollar deal to the picture, and the expectations get even bigger. But what happens when the results do not match the hype? Michigan is now facing that question after a major decision involving its […] The post $12M Bryce Underwood’s Michigan Situation Prompts Serious Recruiting Warning From Power Four GMs appeared first on EssentiallySports .
3 bold predictions for Indiana football at Michigan
Indiana’s Hoosiers head to Ann Arbor on Saturday for a showdown at Michigan’s Big House after a 19‑15 loss to Ohio State. The preview highlights three bold predictions: veteran WR Nick Marsh will spark a comeback against his home‑state opponent, the Hoosiers will revive a sputtering rushing attack that has averaged under 3 yards per carry this season, and defensive back Bryant Haines will pressure Michigan’s rookie quarterback Tommy Carr into costly mistakes. Success in these areas could keep Indiana’s season alive and prevent a second straight defeat.
No. 6 Indiana at Michigan Preview: Just a couple of champions
Michigan drops starter Bryce Underwood for Tommy Carr ahead of Saturday’s clash with No. 6 Indiana (6‑1, 3‑1). The Wolverines (4‑2, 1‑2) hope the quarterback shuffle sparks a steadier run game, but they remain heavy underdogs against a Hoosier defense ranked No. 2 by SP+ and fourth nationally in sacks. Indiana, still reeling from an Ohio State loss, enters as the touchdown favorite and looks to claim a second win in the series since 1987. Key battles include Carr’s composure versus Indiana’s aggressive pass rush and Michigan secondary’s ability to contain Josh Hoover, who boasts an 18‑0 TD‑to‑INT ratio. The game tips off at noon ET on Oct. 24 at Michigan Stadium and streams on FOX.
Michigan Could Be Without Plethora of Starters Against No. 6 Indiana
Michigan football could be without six starters against No. 6 Indiana. Three starting offensive linemen are questionable, while Andrew Sprague is out.
Big Ten Preview: Week 8
Big Ten action spikes on Saturday, Oct. 22, as Indiana heads to Ann Arbor to face No. 6 Michigan (21‑18 win highlighted by Tommy Carr’s TD). The Hoosiers (6‑1, 3‑1) try to bounce back from their first loss in over two years, while Michigan’s defense aims to contain freshman QB Josh Hoover. Other key matchups include No. 25 Northwestern vs. Rutgers, Oregon at Illinois, No. 9 UCLA vs. Michigan State, and No. 15 Iowa at Minnesota, each with notable betting lines and playoff implications. The evening caps with No. 16 USC traveling to Wisconsin. Fans can gauge which games offer the best watch value based on team form and stakes.
When will the seats heat up for the Big Ten’s newest football coaches?
The article examines the pressure on the Big Ten’s newest head coaches—Matt Campbell at Penn State and Kyle Whittingham at Michigan—after sluggish starts to the 2026 season. Michigan, ranked No. 16 in the preseason AP poll, dropped out after a loss to Western Michigan, while Penn State sits 3‑4 and winless in conference play. Both programs face tight schedules with potential saviors like Washington, Minnesota, UCLA and Ohio State, and the looming threat of mid‑season firings exemplified by Maryland’s Mike Locksley. The piece argues that with transfer‑portal talent and NIL money, the Nittany Lions and Wolverines must turn wins around quickly or risk another coaching search.
WATCH: Indiana’s Charlie Becker speaks ahead of Michigan week
Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker discusses the Hoosiers' recent loss to Ohio State and looks ahead to the upcoming road game at Michigan's Big House. In the interview he talks about facing Michigan's defense, his growing role in Indiana’s offense, and a post‑game chat with Ohio State coach Ryan Day. The piece includes a full video of Becker’s press conference ahead of the October 21 matchup.
Curt Cignetti previews Michigan Football’s QB situation, ‘top-flight’ defense
Michigan reemerges from its bye week with a win over Penn State, highlighted by freshman QB Tommy Carr’s mistake‑free, 21‑point second‑half surge. Indiana coach Curt Cignetti predicts Carr will start against the Hoosiers, though Michigan may still rotate in Bryce Underwood despite head coach Kyle Whittingham’s reluctance to run a two‑quarterback system. Cignetti also lauds Michigan’s “top‑flight” defense, which has forced five turnovers in two games and ranks among the nation’s best in yards and points allowed. With Indiana’s defense holding Ohio State to a season‑low 15 points and QB Josh Hoover still recovering, the clash promises a tight, defense‑driven battle on Saturday.
Rutgers vs Michigan 2026 Football Game Details Released
The full details for the Rutgers‑Michigan showdown on Oct. 31 at 12:30 p.m. in SHI Stadium have been released, with the game airing on the Big Ten Network. Both programs are struggling this season—Michigan sits at 2‑3 after losses to Western Michigan, Minnesota and Iowa, while Rutgers is 2‑3 after narrow defeats to USC and Boston College. The Wolverines hold a 9‑game winning streak in the series, the last loss coming in 2014 when Rutgers earned its first Big Ten victory. As heavy underdogs, the Knights hope to snap the streak and revive their campaign.
College Football Week 8 Schedule, Predictions & Scoreboard
Week 8 has plenty of key battles, highlighted by Indiana at Michigan, Ole Miss at Texas, and Houston at Utah. Here's the full schedule with game times and TV.
Your 2026 Week 8 college football announcing schedule
Week 8 of the 2026 college football season promises marquee matchups and a packed announcing lineup. The highlight is No. 6 Indiana vs. No. 3 Michigan at the Big House, called by Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt on Fox’s Big Noon Saturday. Also featured are No. 18 LSU at No. 13 Auburn (Sean McDonough/Greg McElroy, ABC) and No. 7 Ole Miss vs. No. 19 Texas (Chris Fowler/Kirk Herbstreit, ABC). The night concludes with a Big 12 showdown between No. 14 Houston and No. 10 Utah on ESPN. The article lists every Week 8 game, network, and announcer from Oct. 20‑24, including early‑season contests on CBS Sports Network, ESPNU, and streaming platforms.
“Into The Fire”: Curt Cignetti Puts Indiana on Alert Over Michigan Test After Admitting Costly Mistakes vs. Ohio State
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti warns his Hoosiers that they’re heading “into the fire” as they prepare for a showdown with Michigan on Oct. 24. After a 19-15 loss to No. 4 Ohio State—marred by two early‑third‑quarter fumbles and missed field goals by kicker Nico Radicic—Cignetti stresses ball security and a stronger ground game. quarterback Josh Hoover posted 296 yards but also a costly fumble. Michigan, fresh off a 21-18 win over Penn State, boasts a fast, tenacious defense and a quarterback dilemma between Bryce Underwood and true freshman Tommy Carr. The Hoosiders, now 6‑1, aim to tighten up mistakes and protect the ball to stay competitive in Ann Arbor.
Indiana coach Curt Cignetti is ready for Wolverines to do anything at QB after benching Bryce Underwood
Indiana took a loss on Saturday, falling to Ohio State 19-15. This upcoming week, they will visit Michigan, which is coming off a win over Penn State. In the victory, Michigan benched quarterback Bryce Underwood, replacing him with Tommy Carr. Michigan is not naming a starting quarterback for Saturday, but that does not matter to […] The post Indiana coach Curt Cignetti is ready for Wolverines to do anything at QB after benching Bryce Underwood appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Social Media Reacts to Penn State vs. Michigan & More from Week 7
Penn State fell to Michigan 21-3 on Oct. 17, extending the Nittany Lions to 0-4 in Big Ten play. The Nittany defense shone early, holding Michigan scoreless in the first half, but red‑zone woes and three costly turnovers by quarterback Rocco Becht – all leading to Michigan touchdowns – doomed the game. Social media reacts with criticism of Becht’s performance and praise for the defensive effort that even forced Michigan’s freshman QB Bryce Underwood onto the bench. The loss leaves Matt Campbell searching for his first conference win.
BSD MVP Michigan: Chase Sowell
Penn State senior wide receiver Chase Sowell earns BSD MVP honors after a standout performance against Michigan at the Big House. Despite a 21-18 loss, Sowell hauled in 11 catches for 151 yards and a touchdown, accounting for nearly half of the Nittany Lions' offense while playing through a leg injury. His resilience and contested catches gave quarterback Rocco Becht a reliable target. The article also notes other top performers: freshman DB Josiah Zayas with a one‑handed interception, linebacker Tony Rojas leading with 12 tackles, a sack and two TFLs, and DB Zion Tracy with an interception and tackles for loss.
Lane Kiffin Makes Stance Clear on 24-Team CFP as Ohio State, Michigan Could be Forced to Leave Big Ten: Report
Lane Kiffin is backing a 24-team College Football Playoff, but the Big Ten could pay a brutal price. ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports that a deal for the 2027 expansion is nearing completion, pending final approval. And Dan Wetzel believes the fallout could hit the conference where it hurts most, with Ohio State and Michigan potentially […] The post Lane Kiffin Makes Stance Clear on 24-Team CFP as Ohio State, Michigan Could be Forced to Leave Big Ten: Report appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Insider ponders Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State leaving Big Ten over 24-team expansion
The College Football Playoff race watched Ohio State football strengthen its chances Saturday, especially in a tight Big Ten Conference race. But one insider brought up a bold idea moving forward involving OSU, Michigan and Penn State. It involves going the independent route before the postseason field increases to 24 teams. College football insider and […] The post Insider ponders Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State leaving Big Ten over 24-team expansion appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Penn State HC Matt Campbell’s woes get even worse after Michigan loss as QB flips to Boston College
Penn State’s recruiting scramble deepens after quarterback Will Wood flips to Boston College just hours after the Nittany Lions fall 21-18 to Michigan, their fourth straight Big Ten loss. Wood, a 2027 prospect from Xaverian Brothers High School, was a top-rated recruit (No. 505 nationally, No. 30 QB) and a key target for coach Matt Campbell. His departure leaves Penn State without a committed quarterback in a class ranked No. 20 by 247Sports, while Boston College bolsters its own 2027 slate to 29 commitments.
Kyle Whittingham evaluates the ‘spark’ QB Tommy Carr brings to Michigan Football
Michigan sparked a comeback against Penn State on Oct. 17, 2026, after head coach Kyle Whittingham replaced struggling starter Bryce Underwood with true‑freshman quarterback Tommy Carr at halftime. Carr finished 5‑of‑7 for 47 yards, added 36 rushing yards and a 12‑yard touchdown run, helping the Wolverines pull ahead 21‑11 and secure the win. Whittingham praised Carr’s preparation, ball security and impact, noting he had no turnovers and showed key runs despite still needing refinement. While the coach hasn’t confirmed Carr as the permanent starter, his performance positions him as a strong contender heading into the next game versus No. 6 Indiana.
Dan Wetzel predicts 24-team playoff could lead Ohio State and Michigan to leave Big Ten
A 24-team College Football Playoff is all but confirmed, and while it’s already attracting critics for all the obvious concerns, there will undoubtedly be plenty of unintended consequences, too. Dan Wetzel of ESPN has a prediction on one of them. The Big Ten and the SEC have been the driving forces behind the College Football…
Michigan 21, Penn State 18: The Pain Never Ends
Penn State fell 21-18 to Michigan on Saturday afternoon to extend the losing streak to four games and drop the team to 0-4 in Big Ten play. Penn State received the ball first and marched methodically down the field. The Nittany Lions moved 69 yards on 16 plays and converted twice on third down. But […]
How to watch Michigan vs Penn State: Live stream NCAA College Football, TV channel
Two of the Big Ten’s major disappointments of 2026 thus far square off as Penn State hosts Michigan. How to watch Michigan vs Penn State Big Ten rivals Michigan and Penn State are each hoping to find some footing under…
Michigan Rules Out 8 Players for Matchup vs. Penn State
Michigan and Penn State have 21 players ruled out for Saturday's Big Ten matchup. See the complete game-day injury report and game-time decisions.
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