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The Texas Tech Red Raiders return home for a marquee Big 12 clash against the unbeaten BYU Cougars in a matchup drawing national attention and ESPN’s College GameDay to Lubbock for the first time in years. No. 8 Texas Tech (8–1, 5–1 Big 12) and No. 7 BYU (8–0, 5–0) are separated by a single spot in the College Football Playoff rankings, with both programs aiming to keep their championship hopes alive. The Red Raiders enter on a five-game home winning streak, while BYU’s unbeaten run features clutch wins over Utah, Arizona, and Iowa State. Texas Tech coach Joey McGuire called this “one of those weeks where you feel college football’s pageantry everywhere,” as fans have camped outside Jones AT&T

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish continue their march toward the College Football Playoff conversation as they welcome the Navy Midshipmen to South Bend for a primetime Week 11 matchup. No. 10 Notre Dame (6–2) has responded to its early-season adversity with six straight wins, using balance and depth on both sides of the ball. Head coach Marcus Freeman has emphasized preparation over playoff chatter, ensuring his team stays focused on execution — especially with Navy’s unique triple-option offense on deck. Navy (7–1) enters with one of the best rushing attacks in the nation, though it’s coming off its first loss of the season, 31–17 at North Texas. The Midshipmen aim to reclaim momentum while spoiling Notre Dame’s postseason climb. For

The Florida Gators and Kentucky Wildcats meet Saturday night in Lexington in a matchup featuring two programs with very different levels of pressure on their coaching staffs. Florida (3-5, 2-3 SEC) remains under interim coach Billy Gonzales, while Mark Stoops’ Kentucky (3-5, 1-5) is fighting to save its season. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET at Kroger Field, airing on SEC Network. The Gators led twice in their 24-20 loss to Georgia last week, showing some progress under new offensive play-caller Ryan O’Hara. Kentucky, meanwhile, snapped its SEC skid with a gritty 10-3 win at Auburn — highlighted by seven sacks that showcased its defensive front’s potential. Get more upcoming matchups and betting previews on our NCAA football previews

Clemson and Florida State have dominated the ACC for more than a decade, winning 13 of the past 14 conference titles. On Saturday in South Carolina, they’re both fighting to stay bowl-eligible. The Tigers (3-5, 2-4 ACC) began the season ranked No. 4 but have fallen apart, losing 46-45 to Duke last week. The Seminoles (4-4, 1-4) ended a four-game slide with a 42-7 rout of Wake Forest. Clemson coach Dabo Swinney called the Duke loss “very frustrating,” and with his defence allowing 24 points per game — 10th in the ACC — the pressure is on to respond. You can compare current lines and totals for this matchup on the NCAA football odds board before kickoff. Clemson opened around