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Cincinnati vs Austin Peay Live Stream: The Cincinnati Bearcats will play against a Division II opponent, the Austin Peay Governors, in an early-season tune-up on Saturday at noon ET at Nippert Stadium. After an 11-3 record last season and a win in the Birmingham Bowl, the Bearcats are coming in with an eye to spark another quality season.

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No. 18 Louisville will square off with No. 17 Miami in the only ranked-on-ranked game of the weekend. The winner of this game will set the tone for the ACC season and should be considered one of the biggest threat to unseat Clemson from the ACC throne.

Speaking of Clemson, the top-ranked Tigers will host The Citadel. Yes, it’s going to be a blowout. But let’s take a minute in the mid-afternoon to appreciate Tigers quarterback Trevor Lawrence and running back Travis Etienne.

The day starts off with a re-scheduled in-state rivalry game between Tulsa and No. 11 Oklahoma State.

ImageMiami will play Louisville in this week’s only matchup between ranked teams.
As the college sports world is in chaos, with some teams playing, some dropping out and the Big Ten suddenly changing its mind about playing football this fall, it might get overlooked that there is another slate of games this weekend.

And, partly because of the confusion and cancellations, that slate of games is absolutely terrible. Even a last-minute addition to the schedule, a hastily arranged showdown that might have actually been the weekend’s best matchup, was abruptly called off on Friday.

The result is that any fan hoping to forget the state of the world for a few hours and enjoy some high quality football is going to be at a severe loss on Saturday. Is there even one game worth watching? Let’s look at what’s left of the lineup.

Only two members of The Associated Press Top 10 are in action this weekend, and neither game seems likely to be an edge-of-the-seat contest.
No. 7 Notre Dame is usually a popular team to root for or against, but how much uncertainty will there be this week against South Florida, a 25-point underdog that finished 4-8 last year?
At least No. 1 Clemson is playing … against The Citadel. Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne and company are usually exciting to watch, but their F.C.S. opponent is playing the second of what is expected to be only a four-game schedule. Clemson is a 45-point favorite, and frankly plenty of people will line up to bet them anyway.