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This is a fantastic weekend for college football fans, with great games scheduled from kickoff at 12:00 p.m. ET through the evening.

The first matchup worth watching is between #11 USC and #18 Michigan in the Big House. After entering the race as clear favorites two weeks ago, the Wolverines are now five points behind their new Big Ten rival. Later, #12 Utah and #14 Oklahoma State will face off in Stillwater, with both teams on the verge of the 12-team College Football Playoff.

Saturday's game of the week is in nearby Norman, where No. 15 Oklahoma hosts No. 6 Tennessee. The Volunteers have averaged just under 64 points per game and are comfortable favorites by 6.5 points.

Other notable matchups include Iowa-Minnesota, Baylor-Colorado and #13 Kansas State at BYU.

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