There’s a lot of college football to be watched in 2025. Thanks to an expanded College Football Playoff adding more games to an already loaded schedule, at least two teams will be taking the field most weekends between Aug. 23 and Jan. 19.
I, fortunately, get paid to cover college sports, so I will not personally be skipping out on any weekends. But I would also always encourage someone to watch as many college football games as possible. After all, those six(ish) months fly by in a blur, and then you’re left missing one of the most captivating sports in the world until next August rolls around.
But I also understand that most people have lives outside of college football and plans that cannot be missed. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with being a casual observer.
So, as television schedules for the 2025 season are unveiled, it felt appropriate to make a sort of viewer’s guide for those casual observers. I broke down each week of the college football season into tiers, based on watchability.
At the top are those weeks you really don’t want to miss, while the lower tiers only hold interest to those that are truly obsessed.
Tier 1: Become one with your couch
Put your phone on do not disturb. Tell your loved ones not to be concerned if they don’t hear from you until Sunday. Make sure your fridge is stocked.
Week 1
Featured games: Texas at Ohio State; Alabama at Florida State; LSU at Clemson
There are better weekends on the 2025 college football schedule — as we will see — but, come on, it’s Week 1. It’s the first full day of football of the season. You don’t want to do anything else besides kick your feet up and keep your eyes glued to the television for 12 hours. Texas-Ohio State and LSU-Clemson are national title-caliber…
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Author : Will Backus
Publish date : 2025-05-30 12:27:00
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