The best moments of college football are when blue chip programs with long-standing rivalries are both competing at a high level. We’ll get that in a high-profile matchup during Week 8 with No. 7 Penn State visiting No. 3 Ohio State at “The Shoe” for a noon matchup.
A battle of two slightly underwhelming SEC teams that have something to prove in the mid afternoon window with No. 17 Tennessee traveling to Bryant-Denny Stadium to take on No. 11 Alabama.
Sixteenth-ranked Duke might not have starting quarterback Riley Leonard for their primetime matchup with No.