College Football Team Rankings Week 0: How To Watch
The college football season is slated to begin this weekend, with Week 0 kicking us off. Five games are scheduled for Saturday to give us the first action of college football this season. There are plenty of players to watch this weekend for the NFL Draft or your fantasy football teams. View our other articles that will get you ready for this weekend.
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The NFL Draft Bible team compiled their college football team rankings for Week 0. Alabama is the overwhelming favorite to start the year, with each of our analysts rankings Bama as the top team. The Oregon Ducks line up perfectly, with the AP Top 25 poll as the 11th ranked team. The Ducks defense looks stout this year and could be what carries them deep in the Pac-12. Keep an eye out for a team like Texas, which has struggled as of recently but has put together a solid crop of recruits over the past few years.
Keep an eye on our rankings each week.
When is the first college football game in 2021?
- Date: Saturday, Aug. 28
How to watch college football games in Week 0
- TV: ESPN; CBS Sports Network; Fox; FutboTV
- Live stream: ESPN App
Saturday, Aug. 28
Game | Time (ET) | TV channel
Nebraska at Illinois 1 p.m. Fox, FuboTV
UConn at Fresno State 2 p.m. CBS Sports Network, FuboTV
Hawaii at UCLA 3:30 p.m. ESPN, FuboTV
UTEP at New Mexico State 9:30 p.m.
Southern Utah at San Jose State 10 p.m. CBSSN, FuboTV
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