The 2026 college football schedule on CBS Sports is out, and man, there are some absolute must-watch games locked in. Right at the top of the list, Week 10 brings a monumental showdown: Oregon heading to Ohio State. This isn’t just any game, folks; it’s being called a “pivotal matchup” for the Buckeyes when we’re talking College Football Playoff. Get ready, because the Ducks have already been there and done that in Columbus, snagging a win back in 2021.
The Big Ten Takeover is Real
CBS is going all in on the Big Ten for 2026, dropping 14 games at that classic 3:30 p.m. ET kickoff time. Before the Buckeyes get their shot at revenge against Oregon on November 7th, we’ve got another Big Ten gem on Halloween. Minnesota at Indiana is hitting center stage, with Curt Cignetti’s Hoosiers trying to hold onto a College Football Playoff spot, sitting high in the Big Ten standings. And you know the rivalry games are always wild: the Black Friday battle between Nebraska and Iowa is set for November 27th at noon ET in Iowa City. CBS isn’t playing around, closing out the regular season with another Big Ten game on November 28th at 3:30 p.m. ET.
Pac-12 Resurgence and Rivalry Classics
But wait, there’s more! The Pac-12 is making its return, and CBS Sports is bringing us the action. We’re talking coverage of the new-look league on both CBS and CBS Sports Network, including some high-profile nonconference games. And yeah, the Pac-12 Championship Game itself is locked in for December 4th at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Beyond conference play, CBS Sports will also feature three games in the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy rivalry between Army, Navy, and Air Force. That whole series wraps up with the legendary Army-Navy game, keeping its traditional spot on the calendar, this year from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on December 12th. Plus, we even get the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl on December 31st at 2 p.m. ET.
So, circle November 7th on your calendar. Oregon at Ohio State is going to be HUGE, especially after the Buckeyes handed Oregon a 41-21 loss in the 2024 College Football Playoff at the Rose Bowl. This is their chance for a true measure. But don’t sleep on Halloween, because Minnesota at Indiana could have massive CFP implications too. It’s going to be a wild season, and CBS is bringing us all the big moments.
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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