College football schedule 2026: What to watch in Week 8, TV channels, streaming, Saturday kickoff times

Will we see even more college football craziness in Week 8’s best games?

Will we see even more college football craziness in Week 8 Week 8 may not be jam-packed with banger after banger like the Week 7 college football slate, but upsets and season-changing outcomes can happen on any given weekend. There's certainly the possibility for some of that on Saturday. Fresh off its devastating loss to Ohio State, No. 6 Indiana must travel to Ann Arbor, where it will face one of the best defenses in the Big Ten. Quarterback Josh Hoover seemed to injure his throwing shoulder against the Buckeyes, but he wasn't on the Wednesday night availability report. There's a lot of quarterback uncertainty on the other side with the Wolverines starting a freshman.

Down in Austin, there will be a lot of anxiety as No. 7 Ole Miss faces No. 19 Texas. The Longhorns need a win in the worst way, but they'll have to get one against one of the best quarterbacks in the country, Trinidad Chambliss. If Arch Manning struggles again this week, will Steve Sarkisian turn to KJ Lacey behind center? Elsewhere around the country, Auburn will try to spring a second consecutive upset with LSU coming to Jordan-Hare Stadium, and No. 15 Iowa will meet Minnesota in a battle for a 98-pound bronze pig. With so much college football on at once, we've created