Texas Tech (No. 10) at Utah (No. 16): Big 12 Championship Preview?

Saturday's 3:30 PM ET kickoff on ABC could be a preview of the Big 12 championship game. Texas Tech's high-powered passing attack, led by Behren Morton, faces a Utah defense that has allowed just 12.3 points per game.

The Utes counter with their own transfer quarterback, who has engineered three comeback victories this season. "This is the type of game you want to play in," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. "Tech is explosive, but our defense has been battle-tested."

The winner gains crucial momentum in the Big 12 race, where BYU currently leads but the conference remains wide open.

Auburn (No. 22) at Oklahoma (No. 11): Former Quarterback Returns

Auburn quarterback Marshall Sanders, who transferred from Oklahoma after the 2025 season, returns to Norman for the first time. Sanders has thrown for 1,247 yards and 9 touchdowns this season, but faces a Sooners defense that ranks 8th nationally in yards allowed.

"Marshall knows this stadium, knows this defense," Auburn coach Hugh Freeze said. "But Oklahoma's defense is still elite. It's going to be a challenge."

Oklahoma, meanwhile, looks to build on their 3-0 start and establish themselves as the Big 12 favorite.

Florida (No. 23) at Miami (No. 4): ACC Showdown

The Hurricanes host the Gators in a 7:30 PM ET ABC showdown that could determine ACC championship representation. Miami's defense, which has allowed just 8.7 points per game, faces a Florida offense averaging 34.2 points.

Miami quarterback CJ Bailey has emerged as a Heisman candidate with 18 touchdowns and just 2 interceptions. "Florida is physical, they're disciplined," Miami coach Mario Cristobal said. "This is going to be a street fight."

Other Games to Watch

Michigan (No. 21) at Nebraska: The Huskers seek their first win over a top-25 team since 2019. Michigan's young quarterback looks for redemption after struggling on the road earlier this season.

Illinois (No. 9) at Indiana (No. 19): A crucial Big Ten clash with major postseason stakes. Indiana faces its toughest test against an Illinois team with the conference's most efficient passing game.

Tulane at Ole Miss (No. 4): The Rebels get their starting quarterback back from an ankle issue as they seek to maintain their top-5 position.