
Source: FOX Sports
Summary
College football Week 6 features multiple top-ranked teams, including No. 1 Texas, No. 5 Ohio State, and No. 7 Indiana. Indiana and Nebraska, both 5-0, meet in Lincoln. Ohio State hosts Maryland, while Georgia and Alabama face off in a primetime matchup. Rankings reflect the AP Top 25 from Oct. 4. Other games include Texas vs. Oklahoma and UCLA vs. Oregon.
Our Reading
This one felt recognizable early.
Indiana and Nebraska both 5-0, meeting in a Big Ten clash with a 2024 blowout on the line.
Ohio State, 4-1, looks to keep pace in the Big Ten with a win over Maryland.
Georgia and Alabama, both 5-0, set up a high-stakes SEC showdown.
The script plays out like every season: teams rise, fall, and excuses follow.
Author: Evan Null
Week 6 College Football Schedule Highlights
Week 6 of college football kicks off with two unbeaten Big Ten teams facing off at noon ET. No. 7 Indiana takes on Nebraska in Lincoln, while No. 5 Ohio State hosts Maryland later in the afternoon. The schedule also includes primetime matchups like 5-0 Georgia against Alabama.
The FOX family of networks covers eight games, including Indiana vs. Nebraska on FOX and Illinois vs. Michigan State on FS1. Other games like Ball State vs. Northwestern and Maryland vs. Ohio State air on BTN. Fans can stream these games on FOX One.
Texas, ranked No. 1, faces Oklahoma in a key matchup. Both teams are coming off Week 5 byes, and Texas has won the last two Red River Rivalry games. UCLA and Oregon, both 4-0, meet in a Big Ten showdown.
Georgia and Alabama, both 5-0, are set for a high-stakes SEC battle. Georgia beat Vanderbilt 38-14, and Alabama has scored at least 45 points in every game this season. The teams split their 2025 meetings, with Alabama winning in September and Georgia in December.
Other notable games include Houston vs. Kansas State, Nevada vs. UTEP, and Hawaii vs. Arizona State. The Week 6 schedule ends with Hawaii at Arizona State at 10:30 p.m. ET, with additional national matchups like UCLA vs. Oregon and Georgia vs. Alabama.







