:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/photo_images/4772255/133499714.jpg)
College football's inaugural week is in full stride. Many of you saw Vanderbilt make South Carolina not look very much like a Top 10 football team, and an elite class of super striders made it all the way through all three overtimes of Minnesota-UNLV. But there's plenty more action where that came from and plenty of other must see football games to take in this weekend.
Where to start:
- The dot com's Andy Hutchins' comprehensive Control Your Remote: Alabama Vs. Michigan Headlines Week 1's Must-See Games is a venerable TV guide to every must see (and even the kinda sorta keep an eye on) games of college football's first weekend.
- SBN's College Football Editor Jason Kirk has a 2012 College Football TV Schedule you'd probably be wise to open in its own tab and keep on your screen all Saturday.
- And finally, their comprehensive College Football StoryStream includes updates on everything you could possibly want to keep an eye on, plus some tremendous content ranging from Shutdown Fullback to Bill Connelly's great work.
So what are we, your fearless Land-Grant Holy Land staffers, consuming this weekend?
Matt (Sweet Home Chicago, IL)
Friday Night--Boise St and Michigan State
Saturday Early Shift--Nacy and Notre Dame, then Bucks and Miami at the local Buckeye Alumni Bar.
Saturday Night Shift--Actually headed to the South Side to watch Chicago's actual Big Ten Team, the University of Chicago face Beloit. If I time the CTA correctly, I'll watch the end of Michigan and Alabama too.
Monday-Georgia Tech and Va Tech.
Chris W. (Columbus, OH)
Watching Miami-Ohio State from 18A. Really not interested in watching other games, especially when High Street will be swamped with girls in shorts so small their jersey hangs below. I may watch my fist pump excessively, however.
Watching Miami-Ohio State from 18A. Really not interested in watching other games, especially when High Street will be swamped with girls in shorts so small their jersey hangs below. I may watch my fist pump excessively, however.
Chris K. (Columbus, OH)
Boise State-Sparty, Navy-ND, Miami-Ohio State, Alabama-Michigan (ROLLLLLLL DAMN BEAT BRADY HOKE), GaTech-VaTech. The least laborious of Labor Days evar!!!!
Boise State-Sparty, Navy-ND, Miami-Ohio State, Alabama-Michigan (ROLLLLLLL DAMN BEAT BRADY HOKE), GaTech-VaTech. The least laborious of Labor Days evar!!!!
Chip (Avon Lake, OH)
Friday night to watch Boise State/Michigan State. Start off Saturday morning, making breakfast while I watch Notre Dame and Navy in Ireland. Of course, there is supposedly something happening at noon that will consume my complete undivided attention. And at 8pm, I will tune in to see something possibly too ferocious for viewing, when Alabama will annihilate Michigan on national television. Maybe I will try to find something a little tamer, like watching baby seals get clubbed over the head.
Eric (Columbus, OH)
Boise vs MSU Friday night. On Saturday, Auburn-Clemson, then Michigan-Alabama. Sunday: SMU-Baylor, Monday: Georgia Tech-Va Tech.
Ian (Columbus, OH)
Friday: Boise State-Michigan State Saturday: Miami (OH)-Ohio State, Ohio-Penn State, Southern Miss-Nebraska, Murray State-Florida State (Jaamal Berry is Murray State's RB...I can't help myself) Auburn-Clemson, Alabama-Michigan, Arkansas State-Oregon Monday: Georgia Tech-Virginia Tech
Luke (Washington D.C.)
N.C. State-Tennessee (Friday), Boise State-Michigan State (Friday), Navy-Notre Dame, Miami (OH)-Ohio State, Southern Miss-Nebraska, Auburn-Clemson, Alabama-Michigan, Arkansas State-Oregon, Kentucky-Louisville (Sunday), SMU-Baylor (Sunday), Georgia Tech-Virginia Tech (Monday). Help me. I have a problem.