College Football Schedule Today: TV Channel, Time & Live Stream - 1 September 2023 | Week 1 College football
If you're looking for the updated college football schedule today, you're in the right place. Things are picking up the pace after the first handful of games in Week 1, and we're continuing with more games as the week moves along.
There are a total of six games on the schedule for Sept. 1. Here they are, alongside the timeslots and where you can catch them.
College football schedule today
12 teams are set to lock horns this Friday, and it seems like the usual suspects are expected to win. All times are Eastern:
6:30 P.M.
- Howard vs. Eastern Michigan - ESPN+
7 P.M.
- Central Michigan vs. Michigan State - FS1
- Miami (OH) at Miami (FL) - ACCN
7:30 P.M.
- Louisville at Georgia Tech - ESPN
8 P.M.
- Missouri State vs. Kansas - ESPN+
11 P.M.
- Stanford vs. Hawai'i - CBSSN
Which games are a must-see?
For the Sept. 1 schedule, there's one ACC matchup and a total of six Power Five schools. The contest pitting Louisville against Georgia Tech could be worth a watch, as both the Cardinals and the Yellowjackets have points to prove.
As per Sports Illustrated, there's a lot of "newness" between these two programs. Louisville has a new head coach Jeff Brohm, who is technically not new to the program. He did, after all, serve under Bobby Petrino and Steve Kragthorpe from 2003 to 2008. But as a HC, Brohm is no slouch, having turned the fortunes of the Purdue Boilermakers around from a disastrous 9-39 record to a Big Ten West title last year.
Georgia Tech also has a new coach in Brent Key. He was promoted to interim HC last year after former coach Geoff Collins was fired. After a 1-3 start under Collins, the Yellowjackets managed to post an even 4-4 record, including a road win against Pitt in Key's first game as head tactician.
Analysts are picking Louisville for this matchup. Based on numbers alone, this makes sense, as the Cardinals scored far more than the Yellowjackets in 2022 (26.9 PPG versus 17.2 PPG). To get a victory, Georgia Tech needs a stellar game from redshirt sophomore QB Haynes King (via CBS Sports).