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College football games today
There are no college football games today. The 2021-22 season wrapped up with Georgia defeating Alabama in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game.
The 2022 season opens up with Week 0 on Saturday, August 27. Here’s a look at the first two weeks of the 2022 season with updated information on kickoff time pending.
We’ll have individual team schedules for top programs, updated top-25 college football rankings, our weekly Heisman Watch, and more to prepare you for the 2022 college football season. Until then, dive into the rankings of our top-10 college quarterbacks, the highest-paid coaches in college football, and our rankings of the best college football stadiums.
Bookmark this page for the latest college football games today and analysis throughout the 2022 season.
College football schedule: Week 0 (2022 season)
Saturday, August 27
| Game | Time | Location |
| Nebraska vs Northwestern | TBD | Aviva Stadium (Dublin, Ireland) |
| Alabama State vs Howard | TBD | Center Parc Stadium |
| Duquesne @ Florida State | TBD | Doak Campbell Stadium |
| Florida A&M @ North Carolina | TBD | Kenan Stadium |
| Wyoming @ Illinois | TBD | Memorial Stadium |
| Vanderbilt @ Hawaii | TBD | Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex |
| Austin Peay @ Western Kentucky | TBD | Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium |
| Nevada @ New Mexico State | TBD | Aggie Memorial Stadium |
| UConn @ Utah State | TBD | Maverick Stadium |
| Charlotte @ Florida Atlantic | TBD | FAU Stadium |
College football schedule: Week 1 (2022 season)
| Game | Date |
| Oregon vs Georgia (Atlanta, Georgia) | Sept. 3 |
| North Carolina A&T vs North Carolina Central (Charlotte) | Sept. 3 |
| Elon @ Vanderbilt | Sept. 3 |
| Delaware @ Navy | Sept. 3 |
| Boise State @ Oregon State | Sept. 3 |
| Bowling Green @ UCLA | Sept. 3 |
| Buffalo @ Maryland | Sept. 3 |
| Central Michigan @ Oklahoma State | Sept. 3 |
| Colorado State @ Michigan | Sept. 3 |
| North Dakota @ Nebraska | Sept. 3 |
| Penn State @ Purdue | Sept. 3 |
| Rice @ USC | Sept. 3 |
| Richmond @ Virginia | Sept. 3 |
| Memphis @ Mississippi State | Sept. 3 |
| Northern Iowa @ Air Force | Sept. 3 |
| Colgate @ Stanford | Sept. 3 |
| Idaho State @ UNLV | Sept. 3 |
| Louisiana Tech @ Missouri | Sept. 3 |
| Illinois @ Indiana | Sept. 3 |
| Illinois State @ Wisconsin | Sept. 3 |
| Western Michigan @ Michigan State | Sept. 3 |
| BYU @ Central Florida | Sept. 3 |
| Sam Houston @ Texas A&M | Sept. 3 |
| Bethune-Cookman @ Miami (FL) | Sept. 3 |
| South Dakota @ Kansas State | Sept. 3 |
| Norkolk State @ Marshall | Sept. 3 |
| Utah State @ Alabama | Sept. 3 |
| Army @ Coastal Carolina | Sept. 3 |
| North Carolina State @ East Carolina | Sept. 3 |
| Ball State @ Tennessee | Sept. 3 |
| UTEP @ Oklahoma | Sept. 3 |
| Mercer @ Auburn | Sept. 3 |
| Louisiana-Monroe @ Texas | Sept. 3 |
| Notre Dame @ Ohio State | Sept. 3 |
| Kent State @ Washington | Sept. 3 |
| West Virginia @ Pittsburgh | Sept. 3 |
| Cincinnati @ Arkansas | Sept. 3 |
| Utah @ Florida | Sept. 3 |
| Arizona State @ San Diego State | Sept. 3 |
| Cal Poly @ Fresno State | Sept. 3 |
| Western Kentucky @ Hawaii | Sept. 3 |
| Idaho @ Washington State | Sept. 3 |
| South Dakota State @ Iowa | Sept. 3 |
| Texas State @Nevada | Sept. 3 |
| Florida State vs LSU (New Orleans, Louisiana) | Sept. 4 |
| Florida A&M vs Jackson State (Miami, Florida) | Sept. 4 |
| Clemson vs Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Georgia) | Sept. 5 |
College football schedule: Week 2 (2022 season)
| Game | Date |
| FIU @ Texas State | Sept. 9 |
| Akron @ Michigan State | Sept. 10 |
| Western Carolina @ Georgia Tech | Sept. 10 |
| UNLV @ California | Sept. 10 |
| Syracuse @ UConn | Sept. 10 |
| Robert Morris @ Miami (Ohio) | Sept. 10 |
| Weber State @ Utah State | Sept. 10 |
| Portland State @ Washington | Sept. 10 |
| Boston College @ Virginia Tech | Sept. 10 |
| Hawaii @ Michigan | Sept. 10 |
| Stephen F. Austin @ Louisiana Tech | Sept. 10 |
| Tarleton State @ TCU | Sept. 10 |
| Louisville @ UCF | Sept. 10 |
| McNeese @ Rice | Sept. 10 |
| San Jose State @ Auburn | Sept. 10 |
| Lafayette @ Temple | Sept. 10 |
| Arkansas State @ Ohio State | Sept. 10 |
| Holy Cross @ Buffalo | Sept. 10 |
| Samford @ Georgia | Sept. 10 |
| Kennesaw State @ Cincinnati | Sept. 10 |
| UTSA @ Army | Sept. 10 |
| Southern Miss @ Miami (FL) | Sept. 10 |
| Southeastern La. @ Florida Atlantic | Sept. 10 |
| Furman @ Clemson | Sept. 10 |
| USC @ Stanford | Sept. 10 |
| Wagner @ Rutgers | Sept. 10 |
| Kansas @ West Virginia | Sept. 10 |
| Nicholls @ ULM | Sept. 10 |
| South Carolina @ Arkansas | Sept. 10 |
| Kentucky @ Florida | Sept. 10 |
| Gardner-Webb @ Coastal Carolina | Sept. 10 |
| Old Dominion @ East Carolina | Sept. 10 |
| Alabama State @ UCLA | Sept. 10 |
| UIW @ Nevada | Sept. 10 |
| Kent State @ Oklahoma | Sept. 10 |
| Howard @ USF | Sept. 10 |
| Texas Southern @ North Texas | Sept. 10 |
| Alabama A&M @ Troy | Sept. 10 |
| Southern @ LSU | Sept. 10 |
| Alcorn State @ Tulane | Sept. 10 |
| Eastern Michigan @ Louisiana | Sept. 10 |
| Alabama @ Texas | Sept. 10 |
| Eastern Washington @ Oregon | Sept. 10 |
| Maryland @ Charlotte | Sept. 10 |
| Marshall @ Notre Dame | Sept. 10 |
| Iowa State @ Iowa | Sept. 10 |
| Indiana State @ Purdue | Sept. 10 |
| Idaho @ Indiana | Sept. 10 |
| Houston @ Texas Tech | Sept. 10 |
| Georgia Southern @ Nebraska | Sept. 10 |
| Eastern Kentucky @ Bowling Green | Sept. 10 |
| Mississippi State @ Arizona | Sept. 10 |
| Duke @ Northwestern | Sept. 10 |
| Colorado @ Air Force | Sept. 10 |
| Charleston Southern @ NC State | Sept. 10 |
| Central Arkansas @ Ole Miss | Sept. 10 |
| Baylor @ BYU | Sept. 10 |
| Arizona State @ Oklahoma State | Sept. 10 |
| Appalachian State @ Texas A&M | Sept. 10 |
| Middle Tennessee @ Colorado State | Sept. 10 |
| Missouri @ Kansas State | Sept. 10 |
| Idaho State @ San Diego State | Sept. 10 |
| Tennessee @ Pitt | Sept. 10 |
| Western Illinois @ Minnesota | Sept. 10 |
| Lamar @ SMU | Sept. 10 |
| Washington State @ Wisconsin | Sept. 10 |
| Wake Forest @ Vanderbilt | Sept. 10 |
| Virginia @ Illinois | Sept. 10 |
| UMass @ Toledo | Sept. 10 |
| UAB @ Liberty | Sept. 10 |
| Southern Utah @ Utah | Sept. 10 |
| New Mexico State @ UTEP | Sept. 10 |
| South Alabama @ Central Michigan | Sept. 10 |
| Oregon State @ Fresno State | Sept. 10 |
| Ohio @ Penn State | Sept. 10 |
| NIU @ Tulsa | Sept. 10 |
| Northern Colorado @ Wyoming | Sept. 10 |
| North Carolina @ Georgia State | Sept. 10 |
| Norfolk State @ James Madison | Sept. 10 |
| Boise State @ New Mexico | Sept. 10 |
When does college football start?
The 2022 college football season will begin on Saturday, August 27. It’s called “Week Zero” with a few programs around the country kicking off the 2022 college football schedule. There are currently nine games schedule, including a matchup between Alabama State vs Howard and Nebraska vs Northwestern.
How many college football games are there in a season?
College football teams play approximately 11-12 games each season, with the number varying depending on bowl games and conference championship games. The college football season lasts approximately 13 weeks for the regular season in the FBS. With more than 100 FBS programs, there will be more than 1,000 games played on the 2022 college football schedule.
College footbal schedules – Top programs
Here are the 2022 opponents and schedule information for some of the top programs in the FBS.
- Alabama Crimson Tide football schedule
- Clemson Tigers football schedule
- LSU Football schedule
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish football schedule
- Ohio State Buckeyes football schedule
How many college football teams are there?
There are 131 college football teams in the FBS, broken down into 10 individual conferences Here is a current list of the active college football conferences.
- American Athletic Conference (AAC)
- Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
- Big 12 Conference (Big 12)
- Big Ten Conference (Big Ten or B1G)
- Conference USA (C-USA)
- FBS Independent
- Mid-American Conference (MAC)
- Mountain West Conference (MW or MWC)
- Pac-12 Conference (Pac-12)
- Southeastern Conference (SEC)
- Sun Belt Conference (Sun Belt or SBC)
Who won the college football national championship last year?
The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Alabam Crimson Tide in the 2021 CFP National Championship Game.
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Georgia 33, Alabama 18 | 8:00 PM | ESPN |