No. 4 Ohio State travels to Bloomington to face No. 5 Indiana on Saturday at noon ET, the marquee matchup of a Week 7 college football slate that features nine games across FOX, FS1 and BTN. The schedule opens Friday night with Washington at Purdue and includes three additional national matchups, headlined by No. 2 Notre Dame's trip to No. 8 BYU. Rankings reflect the AP Top 25 released Oct. 11.
Ohio State enters at 5-1, its only loss a 24-23 setback at Texas on Sept. 12, and comes off a 45-16 win over Maryland on Oct. 10. Indiana is unbeaten at 6-0 following a 20-17 win at Nebraska last Saturday. The game marks Ohio State's second top-five matchup this season, and it carries extra weight after Indiana beat the Buckeyes 13-10 in the 2025 Big Ten championship game. Elsewhere on FOX, Washington (3-3, losers of three straight) visits Purdue (3-3) on Friday, while Arizona State plays at Texas Tech, Oklahoma State visits Houston and Nebraska closes the night at Oregon at 11 p.m. ET. squash betting
FS1 carries Kansas at Kansas State, TCU at Baylor and New Mexico at Hawai'i, while Rutgers at Maryland airs on BTN - all nine games streaming on FOX One. The national slate adds further intrigue: Alabama visits Tennessee after a 20-17 home loss to Georgia, Missouri travels to Ole Miss following a 27-6 win over Texas A&M, and Notre Dame goes to BYU after a 58-7 rout of Stanford. Notre Dame's visit to LaVell Edwards Stadium will be the first top-10 matchup held there; BYU won the last time the Fighting Irish visited, in 2004, while Notre Dame won their most recent meeting, 28-20 in 2022. Those three games are available through ESPN Unlimited via the FOX One/ESPN Bundle, with access varying by subscription, market and plan.
Several matchups carry recent history that could shape expectations. Houston, 5-1 after beating Kansas State 35-16, hosts Oklahoma State (4-1) in the first meeting between the two as ranked opponents; Houston won last year's game 39-17. TCU, coming off a loss to BYU, faces a Baylor team that has won four straight and is 4-1 overall. Texas Tech is unbeaten at 5-0 and faces an Arizona State team that beat the Red Raiders 26-22 a year ago. Network and kickoff assignments can shift during the week, so fans should confirm local listings before kickoff.
