Ian Boyd

The Big Ten returns to action as Chris Olave and Ohio State host Nebraska and Michigan visits Minnesota. Other big games include Oklahoma-TCU, Notre Dame-Pittsburgh, and Iowa State-Oklahoma State.

There's a lot going on this week -- BYU on Friday night! Notre Dame! Mike Leach! -- but the biggest game of the year so far will see Stetson Bennett and Georgia try to beat a Nick Saban-less Alabama team in Tuscaloosa.

Big games this week include Tennessee-Georgia, Miami-Clemson, and Florida-Texas A&M, but the real headliner will see Spencer Rattler and the Oklahoma Sooners face the Texas Longhorns in the Red River Shootout.

The biggest game so far in this weird season sees Bo Nix and the Auburn Tigers travel to Georgia to face the Bulldogs in a game that will go a long way in determining SEC leadership.

One of the most intriguing matchups this week sees Pat Narduzzi's Pitt Panthers hosting the Louisville Cardinals in ACC play. Plus, let's take a look at the start of the SEC season.

It's a big weekend in the ACC, including Miami travelling to Louisville and Georgia Tech against perennial AAC contender Central Florida.

The headline game in the first full-ish week of the college football season sees Trevor Lawrence, the likely first overall draft pick in 2021, lead Clemson into battle against Wake Forest.

The 130 teams in the FBS have played 884 games. The 885th game will be the first loss for the Tigers, whether LSU or Clemson comes out on top. Ian Boyd breaks down which team has the edge.

The top bowl games this time around include top draft prospect Justin Herbert leading Oregon against Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl.

The second week of Bowl Season features a baker's dozen matchups -- most notably the playoff semifinals on Saturday when Oklahoma faces LSU in the Peach Bowl and Clemson battles Chase Young and Ohio State in the Fiesta Bowl.