Here are the TV times, networks and streaming opportunities for all FBS games Thursday-Saturday. All times are EDT.

There are no games between Top 25 teams and none among Power 5 conference schools in the first full weekend of a college football season radically altered because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Power 5 matchups begin in Week 2 with the start of play in the ACC and the Big 12. The SEC plans to debut Sept. 26. The Big Ten and the Pac-12 have said they won’t play this year, though reports indicate that the Big Ten could reconsider. Of course, all schedules are subject to change.

Time, Teams, Network

» Thursday, Sept. 3

8 p.m., Central Arkansas at Alabama-Birmingham, ESPN3

9 p.m., South Alabama at Southern Miss, CBS Sports Network

» Saturday, Sept. 5

American Athletic

4:30 p.m., SMU at Texas State, ESPN

8 p.m., Arkansas State at Memphis, ESPN

Conference USA

1 p.m., Eastern Kentucky at Marshall, ESPN

1:30 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Army, CBS Sports Network

7:30 p.m., Houston Baptist at North Texas, ESPN3

9 p.m., Stephen F. Austin at Texas-El Paso, ESPN3

Sun Belt

4:30 p.m., SMU at Texas State, ESPN

8 p.m., Arkansas State at Memphis, ESPN

FBS independents

1:30 p.m. Middle Tennessee at Army, CBS Sports Network

» Monday, Sept. 7

8 p.m., BYU at Navy, ESPN

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