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Big Ten on CBS 2026 schedule: USC, Oregon, Minnesota among teams featured in early season action

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Big Ten on CBS 2026 schedule: USC, Oregon, Minnesota among teams featured in early season action
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The CBS Sports college football schedule for the 2026 season has been announced, featuring 14 Big Ten games. Key matchups include Oregon hosting Boise State in Week 1 and Minnesota facing Mississippi State in Week 2. CBS will also cover the Pac-12 Championship Game and the Army-Navy game later in the season.

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We are less than 100 days away from the start of the college football season and in addition to counting down the reasons to be excited for the year ahead, the schedule and some of the kickoff times are set for some of the biggest games of the early season. The CBS Sports college football schedule for the 2026 season was announced Wednesday, highlighted by 14 appearances of the Big Ten on CBS at the usual kickoff of 3:30 p.m. ET. This season's coverage of the Big Ten will start with Oregon playing host to Boise State in a Week 1 matchup of College Football Playoff hopefuls in Eugene. Other Big Ten on CBS games announced this week were Minnesota hosting Mississippi State in Week 2 and USC's long trip to New Jersey to kick off its conference schedule at Rutgers in Week 3.

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