Six Midweek Games Air on CBS Sports
Week 11 features MAC title races and Conference USA contenders, with all action available on the network.
By Alessia Desai ·
College football fans can watch six games on CBS Sports Network beginning Tuesday, Nov. 10, with the slate extending through late Saturday night. The schedule includes critical matchups in the Mid-American Conference and Conference USA, where teams are fighting for conference championships and bowl berths.
The week begins with Western Michigan traveling to Akron at 7 p.m. ET. The Broncos are 4-1 in conference play and serve as 14-point favorites. They are tied for second in the MAC with Buffalo and Toledo. A win would keep their title hopes alive as they face the Zips, who have not won a MAC game this season. The following night at 7:30 p.m., UMass visits Toledo. Toledo is also 4-1 and holds the tiebreaker over Western Michigan. The Rockets are 14.5-point favorites against a UMass team that won its previous game against Ball State.
Saturday's schedule starts at 12 p.m. with James Madison playing at UConn. The Dukes are 8-2 and favored by four points. They seek to recover from two recent losses that ended their playoff run. UConn is 4-5 and needs a win to secure bowl eligibility. At 3:30 p.m., Middle Tennessee travels to Liberty. The Flames are undefeated in Conference USA and are 20.5-point favorites. The Blue Raiders are one win from bowl eligibility, a milestone they have not reached since 2022.
Evening play begins at 7 p.m. in Colorado Springs, where Air Force hosts San Jose State. The Falcons are 7-2 and won the Commander-In-Chief's trophy against Army last week. They are 11.5-point favorites over a San Jose State squad that is 3-3 in the Mountain West. The final game airs at 10:30 p.m. in Pullman, Washington, featuring Washington State against Colorado State. Washington State is winless in the Pac-12 and is a 9.5-point favorite. Colorado State allows 44.8 points per game, the highest in the nation by more than six points. Washington State averages 19.0 points per game, ranking 130th in scoring offense.
All six games will air on CBS Sports Network. Viewers can watch live on CBSSports.com or through the CBS Sports app. Odds are based on SportsLine consensus numbers.
The MAC race remains tight with Western Michigan, Toledo, and Buffalo all holding 4-1 records in conference play. Toledo holds the head-to-head advantage over Western Michigan, while Western Michigan holds the tiebreaker over Buffalo. Western Michigan lost to Toledo earlier this season. Toledo lost to Buffalo. These results determine the current standing in the conference.
In Conference USA, Liberty has maintained an undefeated record. Their last game was a win in Las Cruces. Middle Tennessee won its previous game against Western Kentucky. In the Mountain West, Air Force improved to 3-2 in conference play after beating Army. San Jose State is 3-3 in conference play after beating Northern Illinois last week. In the Pac-12, both Washington State and Colorado State sit at the bottom of the standings.
