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College Football Week 6 Preview: 5 Games to Watch, Where to Stream & Best Bets

College football’s Week 6 delivers a slate packed with high-stakes matchups, starting with the SEC showdown of No. 2 Georgia and No.

6 Alabama on Saturday, October 10. The Crimson Tide’s Keelon Russell, fresh off a 285-yard, three-touchdown performance against Mississippi State, will face Georgia’s Gunner Stockton, who must avoid turnovers to keep his team in the game.

Alabama’s defensive dominance on the ground and ability to force turnovers could decide the contest, though Hurricane Isaias may alter the kickoff time from the originally scheduled 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC.

Meanwhile, the Red River Rivalry pits Texas against Oklahoma at 3:30 p.m. ET, with the Sooners’ stout defense—led by defensive linemen David Stone and Jayden Jackson—looking to exploit Texas’s underwhelming rushing attack, ranked 88th nationally.

Other key games include UCLA’s road test at Oregon, where the Ducks’ defense is favored despite a significant betting discrepancy, and Ole Miss’s visit to Vanderbilt, where the Rebels’ underdog status in the books contrasts sharply with data-driven projections favoring a closer outcome. Streaming options span ABC, ESPN, CBS, and Paramount+, with kickoffs ranging from noon to late evening, ensuring fans won’t miss a moment of the action.

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