There are two Division I college football games on Tuesday night, beginning the Week 9 slate that also features two games on Wednesday, one game on Thursday, and three games on Friday. The typical Saturday slate follows, too. The entire TV and streaming schedule for Week 9 is below.

Follow along here for live updates, highlights, preview and more from a loaded Week 8 of college football headlined by No. 5 Ole Miss at No. 9 Georgia and No. 6 Alabama vs. No. 11 Tennessee.

The transfer portal and NIL money have helped level the playing field across college football. The result is the type of parity that makes the NFL must-see TV with the competition tighter than ever, especially in the Power Four conferences.

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The biggest star during Saturday's college football slate wasn't Ty Simpson at Alabama, Jeremiah Smith at Ohio State or Arch Manning at Texas.

Texas Tech is banning the throwing of tortillas by fans on kickoffs after the 14th-ranked Red Raiders were penalized twice and fined for objects being thrown onto the field in their most recent home game.

After Ohio State started 4-0, news surfaced of the Buckeyes’ decision to redshirt Hicks for the remainder of the regular season. This allows Hicks to develop at defensive end after moving from linebacker with the ability to return for a fifth season next year.

While the NFL's slate of games will avoid weather hassles Sunday, that's not the case for several college football games, including some big matchups. Here's what could happen this weekend.