College football week 11 schedule 2026: Games, times and predictions

Illinois visits UCLA and Alabama heads to Vanderbilt in a college football Week 11 slate of 21 games involving ranked teams on November 13 and 14. Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell is day to day with an ankle injury, and Ohio State turns to Luke Fahey again. Below is the full schedule, including kickoff times and prediction-market odds, followed by a quick preview of every game.

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College Football Week 11 schedule and game predictions

All kickoff times are Eastern Time (ET). The first team listed is the designated visiting team.

The percentages below show OG's market-implied win probabilities at the time of the update. Displayed percentages may not total 100%. Game predictions reflect our editorial assessment and may differ from the market. Neither guarantees an outcome.

Market data as of November 10, 2026. Schedule and team news last checked November 10, 2026. Prices and schedules may change.

OG win probabilities were unavailable for 12 of 21 games at the time of the update.

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Illinois Fighting Illini vs UCLA Bruins prediction

• Date: Friday, November 13.
• Kickoff: 9:00 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Fighting Illini unavailable; Bruins unavailable.
• What to watch: UCLA's interception-heavy defense against Katin Houser.

Ty Dieffenbach has started for UCLA since Nico Iamaleava tore his ACL, and he threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns in the last game. The Bruins' 17 interceptions are tied for the national lead, which puts pressure on Illinois quarterback Katin Houser, who threw three touchdown passes of his own last time out. UCLA gets our pick. Illinois' upset hopes rest on Houser avoiding the turnovers that the Bruins' secondary feeds on.

Houston Cougars vs Colorado Buffaloes prediction

• Date: Friday, November 13.
• Kickoff: 10:15 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Cougars unavailable; Buffaloes unavailable.
• What to watch: Conner Weigman against Colorado's 130-yard rushing offense.

Conner Weigman completed 17 of 24 passes for 227 yards in Houston's last win, and the Cougars average 35.4 points per game. Colorado scores 19.8 points per game, 123rd nationally (tied), and its run game is 105th, so the Buffaloes struggle to keep pace in a shootout. We favor Houston. Colorado's route to an upset runs through Isaac Wilson avoiding the interception that hurt it against Arizona State.

Duke Blue Devils vs Miami Hurricanes prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 12:00 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Blue Devils 24%; Hurricanes 89%.
• What to watch: Darian Mensah against Duke's protected passing game.

Miami averages 45.0 points per game, the highest mark in the country, and Darian Mensah threw three touchdowns in the loss at Notre Dame. Duke has allowed only four sacks, tied for second fewest, so Walker Eget should have time against a Hurricanes rush with 24 sacks. We favor Miami, whose run defense allows just 64 yards per game, the best in the nation. Duke's answer is Eget hitting throws before that front closes the pocket.

Northwestern Wildcats vs Ohio State Buckeyes prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 12:00 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Wildcats 25%; Buckeyes 88%.
• What to watch: Luke Fahey's second start for Ohio State.

Luke Fahey has started for Ohio State with Julian Sayin out indefinitely with an arm injury, and he threw for 360 yards in the loss to Oregon. Northwestern has allowed 24 sacks, tied for 110th, but Ohio State has only 11 sacks, tied for 119th, so Nicco Marchiol should have room to throw. We give Ohio State a slight edge because its offense averages 35.7 points per game. Northwestern's chance depends on Marchiol sustaining long drives.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons vs SMU Mustangs prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 12:00 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Demon Deacons 56%; Mustangs 57%.
• What to watch: Wake Forest's quarterback choice between Gio Lopez and Steele Pizzella.

Steele Pizzella threw for 432 yards and three touchdowns in the win over Merrimack while Gio Lopez, questionable with a knee injury, sat out. SMU's Kevin Jennings threw four touchdown passes against Virginia Tech, and the Mustangs bring 27 sacks to the matchup. We see a closer game than the prices suggest. Whichever team wins the turnover count likely controls it, and SMU has only three interceptions, tied for 120th.

Alabama Crimson Tide vs Vanderbilt Commodores prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 12:45 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Crimson Tide 95%; Commodores 18%.
• What to watch: Keelon Russell's ankle and Austin Mack as the alternative.

Keelon Russell threw three touchdowns against LSU despite an ankle injury, and Kalen DeBoer calls him day to day, with Austin Mack ready if needed. Alabama's 13 interceptions, tied for fourth, meet a Vanderbilt offense that gains 112 rushing yards per game, 123rd nationally. We lean Alabama even with the quarterback question. Vanderbilt's best chance is pressure from Jared Curtis's defense on a line that has allowed 25 sacks, tied for 116th.

Tennessee Volunteers vs Texas A&M Aggies prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 3:00 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Volunteers 63%; Aggies 50%.
• What to watch: Tennessee's pass rush against Marcel Reed.

Tennessee leads the country with 39 sacks, and its run game averages 216 yards per game, 11th nationally. Texas A&M's Marcel Reed completed 25 of 43 passes for 251 yards without a touchdown in the loss at South Carolina, while the Aggies have just nine sacks, 133rd. We favor Tennessee. The Aggies' upset case rests on Reed getting passing yards into the end zone, which they failed to do against the Gamecocks.

Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Tigers 21%; Bulldogs 92%.
• What to watch: Gunner Stockton against Missouri's defense.

Gunner Stockton threw four touchdowns on only 15 attempts in Georgia's win at Ole Miss. The Bulldogs rank fifth nationally at 41.1 points per game, and their run defense allows 84 yards per game, sixth best. We favor Georgia. Missouri stays close only if Austin Simmons throws for more than the two touchdowns he managed against Texas, because a ground game at 158 yards per game meets a tough front.

USC Trojans vs Indiana Hoosiers prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Trojans 34%; Hoosiers 79%.
• What to watch: Indiana's run defense against USC's ground game.

Indiana's defense allows 12.4 points per game, fourth nationally, and 76 rushing yards per game, also fourth. USC's run game gains only 129 yards per game, 107th, so the Trojans must rely on the pass against a front that ranks fifth nationally in sacks. We favor Indiana. USC's path to the upset runs through protection that holds up long enough to stretch the Hoosiers' secondary.

Baylor Bears vs BYU Cougars prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Bears 33%; Cougars 80%.
• What to watch: Bear Bachmeier against Baylor's pass rush.

Bear Bachmeier threw four interceptions in BYU's loss at Utah, a problem against a Baylor defense with 37 sacks, second nationally. BYU's offensive line has allowed five sacks, which ranks fourth best in the country, and that gives Bachmeier time to settle. We lean BYU in a game that tests that line. Baylor's opening is the Bachmeier mistakes, which DJ Lagway has to turn into points.

Boston College Eagles vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Eagles unavailable; Fighting Irish unavailable.
• What to watch: CJ Carr's protection against Boston College's takeaways.

CJ Carr threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns in the win over Miami, and Notre Dame has allowed only two sacks, the fewest in the country. That protection takes the best part away from a Boston College defense with 12 interceptions, tied for seventh. We favor Notre Dame. Boston College stays in range only if Mason McKenzie finds time behind a line that has allowed 24 sacks.

Michigan Wolverines vs Oregon Ducks prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Wolverines 26%; Ducks 87%.
• What to watch: Dylan Raiola's start for Oregon against Michigan's defense.

Dylan Raiola starts for Oregon with Dante Moore out for the season, and he threw for 257 yards and two touchdowns in the win at Ohio State. Michigan's offense averages 19.6 points per game, 126th, and Tommy Carr threw two interceptions against Michigan State, a poor fit against a Ducks defense with 10 interceptions, tied for 15th. We favor Oregon. A Michigan defense allowing 16.2 points per game has to keep this low scoring for the Wolverines to have a chance.

Ole Miss Rebels vs Oklahoma Sooners prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 4:15 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Rebels unavailable; Sooners unavailable.
• What to watch: Trinidad Chambliss against Oklahoma's pass rush.

Ole Miss comes off a 42-7 loss to Georgia in which Trinidad Chambliss threw for 170 yards and an interception. Oklahoma's offense is the weaker unit here at 22.1 points per game, 108th, and its run game gains 111 yards per game, 124th. We lean Ole Miss. Oklahoma's upset hopes at home hinge on John Mateer repeating the two touchdown passes he threw at Florida while a defense with 26 sacks pressures Chambliss.

Oregon State Beavers vs Boise State Broncos prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 6:00 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Beavers unavailable; Broncos unavailable.
• What to watch: Boise State's run game against Oregon State's defense.

Max Cutforth threw four touchdowns on 19 attempts in the win at Colorado State. The Broncos run for 237 yards per game, seventh nationally, and Oregon State allows 26.9 points per game. Braden Atkinson threw an interception and no touchdowns in the loss to Texas State, even though the Beavers gain 498 yards per game, seventh. Boise State gets our pick. Oregon State has to turn yardage into points.

Florida Gators vs Kentucky Wildcats prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 6:15 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Gators unavailable; Wildcats unavailable.
• What to watch: Tramell Jones Jr. against Kentucky's ball hawks.

Tramell Jones Jr. threw two interceptions in Florida's loss to Oklahoma, a concern against a Kentucky defense with 12 interceptions, tied for seventh. Kenny Minchey completed 26 passes for only 224 yards and no touchdowns in the loss at Tennessee. We give Kentucky a slight edge at home. Florida's chance rests on Jones protecting the football and a run game that gains 164 yards per game carrying the load.

Utah Utes vs Arizona Wildcats prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Utes unavailable; Wildcats unavailable.
• What to watch: Devon Dampier and Utah's run game against Arizona's pass rush.

Devon Dampier led Utah past BYU with two touchdown passes, and the Utes run for 215 yards per game, 12th nationally. Arizona's Noah Fifita threw for 313 yards in the one-point win over TCU, and the Wildcats own a pass rush with 28 sacks, tied for 10th. We lean Utah. Arizona's best chance is that pass rush disrupting Dampier on third down.

Texas Longhorns vs LSU Tigers prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Longhorns unavailable; Tigers unavailable.
• What to watch: Arch Manning against LSU's pass rush.

LSU's pass rush has 36 sacks, tied for third nationally, against a Texas line that has allowed 27, tied for 124th, so Arch Manning will face pressure even after his three-touchdown game at Missouri. Sam Leavitt threw for 380 yards in the loss to Alabama, and the Tigers gain 504 yards per game. We lean LSU at home. Texas needs Manning to get the ball out quickly enough to keep the rush from deciding the game.

Purdue Boilermakers vs Iowa Hawkeyes prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Boilermakers unavailable; Hawkeyes unavailable.
• What to watch: Iowa's defense against Ryan Browne.

Iowa's defense allows 12.2 points per game, third nationally, and 82 rushing yards per game, fifth. Purdue's Ryan Browne threw for 296 yards without a touchdown in the loss to Maryland, and his line has allowed 24 sacks, tied for 110th. We favor Iowa. Purdue's defense, which allows 32.3 points per game, 124th, has to slow Hank Brown and the Hawkeyes' ground game to keep this within reach.

UNLV Rebels vs New Mexico Lobos prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Rebels unavailable; Lobos unavailable.
• What to watch: New Mexico's rushing attack against UNLV's run defense.

New Mexico allows 10.9 points per game, the fewest in the country, and its 17 interceptions are tied for the national lead. UNLV's run defense allows 208 yards per game, 131st, which suits a Lobos rushing attack that gains 213. We favor New Mexico. UNLV's best hope is Jackson Arnold protecting the football against a secondary tied for the lead in takeaways through the air.

South Carolina Gamecocks vs Arkansas Razorbacks prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 7:45 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Gamecocks unavailable; Razorbacks unavailable.
• What to watch: LaNorris Sellers against Arkansas' run offense.

LaNorris Sellers threw for 251 yards in South Carolina's win over Texas A&M, and the Gamecocks run for 205 yards per game, 20th nationally. Arkansas averages 20.0 points per game, 121st, and KJ Jackson threw an interception in the one-score loss at Auburn. We favor South Carolina. Arkansas has to shorten the game with long drives, which a rushing average of 112 yards has not produced.

Texas Tech Red Raiders vs Oklahoma State Cowboys prediction

• Date: Saturday, November 14.
• Kickoff: 9:30 p.m. ET.
• OG win probabilities: Red Raiders unavailable; Cowboys unavailable.
• What to watch: Thomas Castellanos against Drew Mestemaker.

Thomas Castellanos threw five touchdown passes for Texas Tech against West Virginia, and Drew Mestemaker threw four for Oklahoma State at Kansas State. Oklahoma State averages 43.9 points per game, third nationally, while Texas Tech's defense has 13 interceptions, tied for fourth. We give Texas Tech a narrow edge. Oklahoma State's route is Mestemaker protecting the football while an offense gaining 534 yards per game keeps scoring.

What could change before the Week 11 games?

Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell is day to day with an ankle injury and Austin Mack is ready if needed, and Wake Forest has Gio Lopez listed as questionable with a knee injury. Ohio State has Julian Sayin out indefinitely with an arm injury. The probabilities above reflect the recorded market snapshot and may change as news develops. Any confirmed kickoff changes will be reflected in the schedule.

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