Six games between ranked teams headline the slate, with No. 2 Notre Dame visiting No. 8 BYU as the marquee matchup.
College football's Week 7 slate is stacked with six matchups between ranked opponents, and the games have not even kicked off yet. The headliner sends No. 2 Notre Dame to Provo to face No. 8 BYU, a game ESPN's College GameDay will be on hand for, with Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit calling it in primetime on ABC. Notre Dame is a 10.5-point favorite, though the total has dropped from 48.5 to 46.5 as oddsmakers bet on two strong defenses slowing things down.
Elsewhere, No. 4 Ohio State gets a shot at revenge against No. 5 Indiana in the Big Noon slot on Fox, looking to avenge its loss to the Hoosiers in the Big Ten championship game. Ohio State is favored by 3.5 points. No. 6 Alabama tries to regroup against No. 14 Tennessee after falling to No. 1 Georgia, with that game airing on ABC. SEC Network has its own heavyweight matchup as No. 13 Missouri, led by Austin Simmons against his former team, takes on No. 9 Ole Miss.
Out West, Oregon hosts Nebraska as a seven-point favorite without a settled answer at quarterback, since Dante Moore remains out with a concussion suffered against USC. Head coach Dan Lanning has not named a starter for Saturday.