College Football Week 11: Your Guide to the Best Games to Watch with Sling TV
The biggest games this week in college football.
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If there's one thing we've learned this season, it's to expect the unexpected. And if you watch college football, you know Saturday can blow up the script in a hurry.
Ten weeks into the 2026 season, the College Football Playoff picture is still a moving target. Last weekend alone, No. 1 Miami fell to Notre Dame, Tennessee dismantled Kentucky, and Oregon handed Ohio State another costly loss. The rankings are getting a serious shakeup, and with December approaching, the margin for error is shrinking fast.
Week 11 isn't offering much relief. Texas heads to Baton Rouge for an SEC showdown with LSU, undefeated Utah faces a tricky road test against Arizona, and Miami looks to bounce back against Duke. Throw in Tennessee vs. Texas A&M and a ranked ACC clash between Wake Forest and SMU, and we've got another Saturday with plenty of potential for chaos.
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Top college football games on Sling: Week 11 - Saturday, November 14
No. 6 Texas vs. No. 21 LSU
Saturday, Nov. 14 | 7:30PM ET | ABC
How to watch with Sling: Watch ABC with Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjT5Qm2Ls9Y
Texas and LSU have taken very different paths to Week 11, but both arrive in Baton Rouge with plenty at stake. The No. 6 Longhorns (7-2) have won three straight, while the No. 21 Tigers (6-3) look to rebound from a 31-13 loss to Alabama. With the College Football Playoff race still up for grabs, neither team can afford another stumble.
After a rocky stretch in October, Texas quarterback Arch Manning appears to be hitting his stride. He's thrown six touchdowns without an interception over his last two games, including a 297-yard, three-touchdown performance in last week's 34-20 win over Missouri. Not a bad time to find your groove.
LSU, meanwhile, has been putting up some impressive offensive numbers despite its three losses. Led by quarterback Sam Leavitt, the Tigers are averaging more than 500 yards per game, including nearly 325 through the air. But they'll face a Texas defense allowing just 280 yards and 17.4 points per contest.
And don't overlook LSU's defense. The Tigers are surrendering only 17.7 points per game, setting up an intriguing challenge for Manning and a Texas offense that's been inconsistent at times this season.
Throw in a Saturday night at Tiger Stadium, and this one has all the ingredients for another SEC heavyweight battle. Texas is trying to keep climbing. LSU is trying to stop the slide. Neither will have an easy night.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Texas +4 (-110) | LSU -4 (-110)
Moneyline: Texas +150 | LSU -180
Over/Under: 46.5 (Over -105 | Under -115)
No. 8 Tennessee vs. Texas A&M
Saturday, Nov. 14 | 3PM ET | ESPN
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Tennessee has had its share of ups and downs this season, but the Volunteers are still very much alive in the College Football Playoff conversation. Coming off a convincing 34-6 win over Kentucky, No. 8 Tennessee (7-2) heads to College Station looking to build some momentum against a Texas A&M team that's had a rough go of it lately.
The Aggies (4-5) have dropped three of their last four games, including a 17-9 loss to South Carolina last weekend. Quarterback Marcel Reed threw for 251 yards in that defeat, but Texas A&M couldn't find the end zone. That's not exactly encouraging with Tennessee's defense coming to town.
The Vols are allowing just 15.1 points per game, good for a top-10 national ranking, and their ground game has been doing plenty of damage on the other side of the ball. Running back DeSean Bishop has already topped 1,000 rushing yards this season, with 13 touchdowns to his name. He added 109 yards and two scores against Kentucky.
Texas A&M's defense, meanwhile, is allowing fewer than 19 points per game, so Tennessee shouldn't expect to have its way offensively. But the Aggies' biggest challenge may be generating enough offense of their own to keep pace.
Tennessee has its sights set on the postseason. Texas A&M is fighting to salvage a disappointing season and become bowl eligible. A win at Kyle Field would mean a whole lot to both programs, for very different reasons.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Tennessee -2.5 (-115) | Texas A&M +2.5 (-105)
Moneyline: Tennessee -135 | Texas A&M +114
Over/Under: 43.5 (Over -112 | Under -108)
No. 2 Utah vs. No. 23 Arizona
Saturday, Nov. 14 | 7:30PM ET | FOX
How to watch with Sling: Watch FOX with Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
Nine games, nine wins. Utah has been one of college football's few constants in a season defined by unpredictability. But the No. 2 Utes (9-0) face another serious test Saturday night when they head to Tucson to take on No. 23 Arizona (7-2), a team with the offensive firepower to make things interesting.
Utah is fresh off a 28-20 victory over rival BYU, with quarterback Devon Dampier accounting for all four Utes touchdowns, two through the air and two on the ground. The dual-threat QB has thrown for 2,053 yards and 20 touchdowns this season, while Utah's offense is averaging a healthy 37.7 points per game.
Arizona has a pretty impressive quarterback of its own. Noah Fifita has thrown for 2,794 yards and 21 touchdowns, completing 73% of his passes. The Wildcats rank seventh nationally in passing offense, averaging nearly 323 yards per game. They also know how to survive a close one, having edged TCU 29-28 last weekend.
Here's where things get interesting: Utah is allowing just 16.3 points per game, but its pass defense ranks 102nd nationally. That's a potentially uncomfortable matchup against Fifita and an Arizona offense built to move the ball through the air.
And don't forget the history. Arizona has won the last two meetings between these programs, including a 23-10 victory in Salt Lake City in 2024. The Wildcats would love to make it three straight and hand Utah its first loss of the season.
Utah's perfect season has survived nine weeks of college football chaos. But with Arizona's high-powered passing attack waiting in Tucson, keeping that zero in the loss column could be a tall order. This one should come with an upset warning on the label.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Utah -2.5 (-118) | Arizona +2.5 (-102)
Moneyline: Utah -142 / Arizona +120
Over/Under: 54.5 total (Over -115 / Under -105)
No. 7 Miami vs. Duke
Saturday, Nov. 14 | Noon ET | ABC
How to watch with Sling: Watch ABC with Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
Miami's margin for error just got a whole lot smaller.
The No. 7 Hurricanes (8-1) suffered their first loss of the season Saturday, falling 31-24 to Notre Dame in a game that delivered a serious jolt to the College Football Playoff race.
Miami is still firmly in the playoff conversation as it welcomes Duke (7-2) to South Florida. And this matchup comes with some intriguing history: Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah spent last season at Duke, while Blue Devils head coach Manny Diaz once led Miami.
The Hurricanes boast one of the most explosive offenses in the country, averaging an FBS-best 45 points and more than 517 yards per game. Quarterback Darian Mensah has thrown for 2,701 yards and 28 touchdowns, giving Miami plenty of offensive firepower, even if Notre Dame managed to slow the Hurricanes down last weekend.
But Duke isn't exactly arriving empty-handed. The Blue Devils demolished NC State 41-3 last Saturday, with running back Nate Sheppard piling up 217 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Sheppard has 1,189 yards and 17 scores on the season, giving Duke a legitimate offensive threat against Miami's stout run defense.
The real intrigue, though, is Duke's defense. The Blue Devils rank fifth nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 13 points per game, and are 11th in total defense. Miami's high-powered offense will have to earn every yard against a unit that's been shutting opponents down all season.
One loss doesn't end Miami's championship hopes. But another one, especially at home against an ACC opponent, could make the Hurricanes' playoff path awfully complicated. Duke would be more than happy to play spoiler.
Odds per DraftKings
• Spread: Miami FL -13.5 (-108) |Duke +13.5 (-112)
• Moneyline: Miami FL -550 | Duke +410
• Over/Under Total: 54.5 (Over -112 | Under -108)
No. 13 Wake Forest vs. SMU
Saturday, Nov. 14 | Noon ET | ESPN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMjcYS5hcHg
How to watch with Sling: Watch ESPN with a monthly subscription to Sling Orange or Sling Essentials.
Don't sleep on this ACC showdown. No. 13 Wake Forest (8-1) heads to Dallas riding a six-game winning streak, while SMU (7-2) is looking to defend its home turf in a matchup featuring two of the nation's most productive offenses.
The Demon Deacons have been lighting up scoreboards, averaging 43.3 points per game, fourth-best in the FBS. They're also piling up nearly 488 yards per contest, with a passing attack that ranks among the nation's top 10. And Wake Forest isn't just getting it done offensively. Its defense is allowing fewer than 16 points per game, making the Deacs a tough assignment on both sides of the ball.
SMU has plenty of offensive firepower of its own. Quarterback Kevin Jennings leads a passing attack averaging more than 320 yards per game, sixth nationally. The Mustangs are putting up 37 points per contest and have been particularly tough to beat in Dallas, where they're undefeated this season.
There's also a little history to settle. When these teams met last October, Wake Forest escaped with a 13-12 victory thanks to a walk-off 50-yard field goal from Connor Calvert. It was a frustrating finish for SMU, which had won the previous three meetings between the programs.
This time around, the numbers suggest a considerably more explosive affair. With two high-powered offenses, a tight ACC race and a little revenge on the menu, this noon kickoff deserves your attention.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: SMU -1.5 (+100)| Wake Forest +1.5 (-120)
Moneyline: SMU -110 | Wake Forest -110
Over/Under: 60.5 (Over -115 | Under -105)
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Elsewhere on the Week 11 slate, Florida takes on No. 11 Kentucky, No. 20 Ohio State hosts Northwestern, and No. 1 Georgia squares off against No. 22 Missouri. With the postseason inching closer, even the games flying under the radar could have a big impact on how November shakes out.
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College Football Rankings - Week of Nov. 8
CFP Top 25
1. Georgia
2. Utah
3. Alabama
4. UCLA
5. Notre Dame
6. Texas
7. Miami
8. Tennessee
9. Indiana
10. BYU
11. Kentucky
12. Texas Tech
13. Wake Forest
14. Houston
15. Iowa
16. Oregon
17. South Carolina
18. USC
19. Ole Miss
20. Ohio St.
21. LSU
22. Missouri
23. Arizona
24. Boise State
25. Oklahoma State
College Football schedule - Games available on Sling
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How to watch College Football with Sling:
- College Football Games on ESPN or ESPN2: You can watch college football games on ESPN with Sling Orange, as that package has ESPN and ESPN2.
- College Football Games on ABC: You can watch college football games on ABC with Sling Blue or Sling Select in certain markets. Those markets are Chicago, Fresno, Houston, Los Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia, Raleigh / Durham, and San Francisco / Oakland / San Jose.
- College Football Games on FOX or FS1: Sling has FOX in the Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in certain markets. Those markets are: Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Detroit, Gainesville, Houston, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New York, Orlando/Daytona/Melbourne, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose, Seattle, Tampa/St. Petersburg and Washington, DC. FS1 games are included with the Sling Blue package.
- College Football Games on NBC: Sling has NBC in the Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in certain markets. Those markets are: Chicago, Boston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Hartford/New Haven, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose, Washington, DC and San Diego. If you do not live in these areas, you can also watch by subscribing to Peacock.
- College Football Games on CBS: Sling does not carry CBS, but you can watch games on CBS with an OTA Antenna or subscribing to Paramount+.
- College Football Games on SEC Network and ACC Network: To watch games on SEC Network, you will need Sling Orange plus the Sports extra pack.
- College Football Games on Big Ten Network: To watch games on Big Ten Network, you will need Sling Blue plus the Sports extra pack.