2023 - Around College Football - Week 10

[ST_Lawson]

MVFC Standings

1. South Dakota State
2. South Dakota
3. Northern Iowa
4. North Dakota State
5. Southern Illinois
6. North Dakota
7. Youngstown State
8. Illinois State
9. Missouri State
10. Murray State
11. Indiana State
12. Western Illinois

MVFC Games (all games on ESPN+)
12 PM - Youngstown State (5-3) at Indiana State (0-8)
1 PM - North Dakota (5-3) at Murray State (2-6)
1 PM - South Dakota (6-2) at Southern Illinois (6-2)
1 PM - Western Illinois (0-8) at Northern Iowa (5-3)
2 PM - Illinois State (4-4) at Missouri State (3-5)
2 PM - North Dakota State (6-2) at South Dakota State (8-0)

OVC/Big South Standings

1. Southeast Missouri State
2. UT Martin
3. Tennessee State
4. Bryant
5. Gardner-Webb
6. Eastern Illinois
7. Charleston Southern
8. Tennessee Tech
9. Lindenwood
10. Robert Morris

OVC/Big South Games (all games on ESPN+)
12 PM - Gardner-Webb (4-4) at Bryant (4-4)
1 PM - Robert Morris (2-6) at Southeast Missouri State (4-4)
1:30 PM - UT Martin (6-2) at Tennessee Tech (3-5)
2 PM - Eastern Illinois (5-3) at Lindenwood (3-5)
3 PM - Tennessee State (6-2) at Charleston Southern (3-5)

Regional FBS Games
11 AM - Wisconsin (5-3) at Indiana (2-6), BTN
11 AM - #12 Notre Dame (7-2) at Clemson (4-4), ABC
2:30 PM - Illinois (3-5) at Minnesota (5-3), BTN
2:30 PM - Iowa (6-2) at Northwestern (4-4), Peacock
2:30 PM - #14 Missouri (7-1) at #1 Georgia (8-0), CBS
6 PM - #22 Kansas (6-2) at Iowa State (5-3), ESPN
6:30 PM - Purdue (2-6) at #2 Michigan (8-0), NBC

Weekday MACtion
10/31 at 6 PM - Northern Illinois (4-4) at Central Michigan (4-4), ESPNU
11/1 at 6 PM - Ball State (2-6) at Bowling Green (4-4), ESPN2

[wiu712]

Another MACtion game on November 1:  6:30 PM on ESPN U:  Kent State at Akron.

[ST_Lawson]

Another MACtion game on November 1:  6:30 PM on ESPN U:  Kent State at Akron.

 

Right, there's other games, although I generally only mention the ones that are in Illinois (like NIU) or bordering states (like Ball State).
That's also why I mention Big Ten games that include Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, but I didn't mention (for example), this weekend's Ohio State at Rutgers or Nebraska at Michigan State games.