
Get ready, college football maniacs, because Big 12 Week 8 is officially locked in for Saturday, October 24, 2026, and every single game is hitting the airwaves. We’re talking a full day of gridiron action, from the early birds all the way to the late-night showdowns. If you live for Saturdays glued to the screen, this is your jam.
Morning Mayhem Kicks Off Early
No easing into the day, folks. We’re kicking things off bright and early with a double-header at 9 a.m. MST. First up, you’ve got Texas Tech battling Cincinnati on FS1. Then, over on ESPN2, it’s West Virginia taking on TCU. Both of those are going to set the tone for the day, so grab your coffee early!
Shortly after that, at 10 a.m. MST, Baylor heads to Kansas for a clash on TNT. That’s three games before noon on the West Coast, just incredible.
Afternoon Action Heats Up the Conference
The intensity just ramps up in the afternoon. At 12:30 p.m. MST, you can catch BYU vs. UCF live on FOX. Then, a few minutes later at 12:45 p.m. MST, ESPN2 brings us Kansas State facing off against Arizona State. Seriously, good luck picking which screen to watch.
Things get even wilder later, with Colorado at Oklahoma State hitting FS1 at 4 p.m. MST. Right on its heels, Iowa State makes the trip to Arizona, which you can catch on ESPN2 at 4:30 p.m. MST. Your remotes are gonna get a workout!
Prime Time Punchout Wraps Up the Day
And to cap off a monster Saturday of Big 12 football, we’ve got a prime time special. At 7:15 p.m. MST, get ready for Houston at Utah, live on ESPN. That’s your nightcap, a perfect way to end a day packed with tackles, touchdowns, and maybe a few heart attacks. Remember, if you’re looking to stream any of these, FUBO’s got you covered for most of the games with a free trial, and Sling is there for the TNT matchup.
So mark down Saturday, October 24. It’s a full Big 12 schedule, start to finish. Get your snacks ready, pick your favorite matchups, and settle in. This is what college football Saturdays are all about!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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