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

This week’s schedule features 10 conference championship games, plus one regular-season game. That one is a make-up for a game postponed because of COVID-19 issues.

There are six head-to-head matchups within the Top 25: No. 1 Georgia vs. No. 3 Alabama, No. 2 Michigan vs. No. 13 Iowa, No. 4 Cincinnati vs. No. 21 Houston, No. 5 Oklahoma State vs. No. 9 Baylor and No. 15 Pitt vs. No. 16 Wake Forest. Overall, eight of the 11 games include a ranked team.

Here is the schedule for all 10 FBS conferences and the FBS independents:

Time, Teams, Network

» Friday, Dec. 3

Conference championship games

Conference USA

7 p.m., Western Kentucky at Texas-San Antonio, CBS Sports Network

Pac-12

8 p.m., No. 10 Oregon vs. No. 17 Utah (Las Vegas), ABC (Channel 2 Action News in the Atlanta TV market)

» Saturday, Dec. 4

Regular-season game

Pac-12

11 p.m., USC at California, FS1

Conference championship games

ACC

8 p.m., No. 15 Pitt vs. No. 16 Wake Forest (Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte), ABC (Channel 2 Action News in the Atlanta TV market)

American Athletic

4 p.m., No. 21 Houston at No. 4 Cincinnati, ABC (Channel 2 Action News in the Atlanta TV market)

Big 12

Noon, No. 9 Baylor vs. No. 5 Oklahoma State (AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas), ABC (Channel 2 Action News in the Atlanta TV market)

Big Ten

8 p.m., No. 13 Iowa vs. No. 2 Michigan (Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis), Fox

MAC

Noon, Kent State vs. Northern Illinois (Ford Field, Detroit), ESPN

Mountain West

3 p.m., Utah State at No. 19 San Diego State, Fox

SEC

4 p.m., No. 3 Alabama vs. No. 1 Georgia (Mercedes-Benz Stadium), CBS

Sun Belt

3:30 p.m., Appalachian State at No. 24 Louisiana-Lafayette, ESPN

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