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Week 13 brings the final regular-season week for nearly every college football team, and it’s loaded with intrigue.Results will set conference-championship matchups, and College Football Playoff contenders will try to stay alive—one could even secure a CFP spot.
Rivalry games will dominate the slate, and teams that are striving for bowl eligibility are down to their last chance.We’ve offered a prediction for every game that involves a Football Bowl Subdivision program in what should be a hectic week.
Top Saturday Early Games
No. 4 Michigan (10-1) at No. 10 Ohio State (10-1), Noon ET
Can the Buckeyes handle this defense? That’s the defining question of this Big Ten clash, since the Wolverines have allowed an FBS-best 4.9 yards per pass and only 3.3 yards per carry. Ohio State won’t continue its dominance in “The Game” unless the offense can attack downfield. Between UM’s season-long excellence at preventing big plays and OSU’s recent struggles, that seems unlikely.
Prediction: Michigan 27, Ohio State 20
Georgia Tech (7-4) at No. 5 Georgia (10-1), Noon ET
Although the triple-option attack may frustrate Georgia early, the Bulldogs should be able to overwhelm Georgia Tech’s front seven. D’Andre Swift and Elijah Holyfield will control the game and send Georgia into the SEC championship at 11-1.
Prediction: Georgia 42, Georgia Tech 21
No. 11 Florida (8-3) at Florida State (5-6), Noon ET
Florida State owns a five-game winning streak in the series. Despite the Seminoles’ issues in 2018, they boast the nation’s stingiest run defense at home with only 2.4 yards allowed per carry. That suggest a tight finish, though we’ll cautiously predict Dan Mullen’s creativity will overcome that major obstacle.
Prediction: Florida 24, Florida State 20
No. 20 Syracuse (8-3) at Boston College (7-4), Noon ET
This season, the Orange boast a 6-0 record inside the Carrier Dome. However, Dino Babers’ club is a paltry 2-3 when outside of Syracuse. Sophomore back AJ Dillon will propel Boston College past the Orange and their No. 72 run defense.
Prediction: Boston College 27, Syracuse 23
UAB (9-2) at Middle Tennessee (7-4), 3 p.m. ET
Middle Tennessee is also perfect at home in 2018 and put up a decent fight at Kentucky last week. The Blue Raiders are 0-4 when they lose the turnover battle, but UAB has posted a negative margin in four of its five road games. Get ready for an upset.
Prediction: Middle Tennessee 24, UAB 17
Purdue (6-5) at Indiana (5-6), Noon ET
Purdue’s complete inability to stop Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor is a concern, but Indiana’s ground attack is no better than average. Boilers QB David Blough should be able to dice the Big Ten’s second-worst pass defense and keep IU from the postseason.
Prediction: Purdue 34, Indiana 27
Baylor (5-6) vs. Texas Tech (5-6), Noon ET
Winner goes to a bowl. Loser watches from home. Unfortunately for the Red Raiders, they really don’t know who will play quarterback. Injuries have derailed the position all season long, and that unknown means we’re not going to trust Texas Tech. (But for the record, Tech is the pick if Alan Bowman is able to go.)
Prediction: Baylor 31, Texas Tech 21
Marshall (7-3) at Florida International (8-3), Noon ET
Red-zone efficiency will shape the result of this important Conference USA tilt. FIU has surrendered touchdowns in 10 of its opponent’s last 12 trips inside the 20, but only 16 of the previous 31 resulted in six points. Marshall has the 10th-worst red-zone touchdown rate in the country.
Prediction: FIU 31, Marshall 23
NC State (7-3) at North Carolina (2-8), 12:20 p.m. ET
In what could be Larry Fedora’s final contest as UNC’s head coach, the Tar Heels are desperate to end the season on a high note. However, the defense has ceded six yards per snap in five straight games and will fail to contain N.C. State quarterback Ryan Finley.
Prediction: NC State 42, North Carolina 31
Wake Forest (5-6) at Duke (7-4), 12:30 p.m. ET
Duke’s run defense is on a remarkable four-game trend of getting flat-out wrecked. Still, the Blue Devils should lean on quarterback Daniel Jones to navigate Wake Forest, which has allowed 300-plus passing yards in four of the last five weeks.
Prediction: Duke 45, Wake Forest 35
Georgia Southern (8-3) at Georgia State (2-9), 2 p.m. ET
As expected, Georgia Southern shook a two-game losing streak with a dominant performance on the ground. The Eagles racked up a season-high 409 yards to throttle Coastal Carolina. Somehow, Georgia State’s run defense is even worse.
Prediction: Georgia Southern 45, Georgia State 17
Troy (9-2) at Appalachian State (8-2), 2:30 p.m. ET
The winner of this showdown heads to the first-ever Sun Belt Championship Game. Since both programs boast top-25 run defenses, quarterbacks will determine this matchup. We’re inclined to trust App State’s Zac Thomas at home in a tight finish.
Prediction: Appalachian State 27, Troy 24
Stanford (6-4) at UCLA (3-8), 3 p.m. ET
Although UCLA’s defense remains an issue, the Bruins are 3-0 when holding their opponent to a red-zone touchdown rate below 66.7 percent. But that also happens to be Stanford’s season clip. Opportunistic offense will propel the Cardinal.
Prediction: Stanford 38, UCLA 34
Navy (3-8) at Tulane (5-6), Noon ET
Defense has not been Navy’s strong suit in 2018. Excluding the rain-soaked date with Memphis, eight of the Mids’ nine FBS opponents have scored at least 29 points. Tulane’s balance will overwhelm Navy and vault the Green Wave to bowl eligibility.
Prediction: Tulane 36, Navy 24
Western Kentucky (2-9) at Louisiana Tech (7-4), Noon ET
Throw out WKU’s blowout of 10-loss UTEP last week, and the Hilltoppers have only cracked 20 points once in the last six games. That should mean Louisiana Tech cruises to a win, but a frustrating offense may allow Western Kentucky to hang around.
Prediction: Louisiana Tech 31, Western Kentucky 20
Old Dominion (4-7) at Rice (1-11), 1 p.m. ET
Rice has surrendered 34-plus points in nine games this season. As poorly as Old Dominion’s defense has performed in 2018, the Monarchs can throw up 30-something in any game. Rice is headed toward its 12th consecutive loss.
Prediction: Old Dominion 41, Rice 24
New Mexico State (3-8) at Liberty (4-6), 2 p.m. ET
This is a unique regular-season rematch. New Mexico State earned a 49-41 victory in October. Since then, both programs have played mistake-prone offense and little defense. Liberty’s penchant for throwing interceptions will be its downfall.
Prediction: New Mexico State 47, Liberty 42
Wyoming (5-6) at New Mexico (3-8), 2 p.m. ET
What a remarkable turnaround for Wyoming. The Pokes averaged 15.5 points in their first eight games but 31 over the last three—all wins. That late-season surge will help Wyoming attain bowl eligibility opposite the Mountain West’s third-worst defense.
Prediction: Wyoming 31, New Mexico 20
Southern Miss (5-5) at UTEP (1-10), 3 p.m. ET
The Eagles are a victory from bowl eligibility but haven’t won on the road in 2018. The uninspiring offense has overshadowed a consistent Southern Miss defense. Even if UTEP doesn’t score much, USM hasn’t provided evidence to predict a rout, either.
Prediction: Southern Miss 27, UTEP 17
Louisiana (6-5) at UL Monroe (6-5), 3 p.m. ET
Which mediocre defense will be less bad? UL Monroe seems to have the edge, considering it limited three of its last four opponents to 250 yards or fewer. Plus, Louisiana’s offense tends to struggle on the road. This would be UL Monroe’s first home victory in the Battle on the Bayou since 2004.
Prediction: UL Monroe 37, Louisiana 30
Top Saturday Afternoon Games
Auburn (7-4) at No. 1 Alabama (11-0), 3:30 p.m. ET
Alabama’s run defense is very good. Auburn’s run offense is subpar, and Jarrett Stidham hasn’t impressed this season. Perhaps the Iron Bowl gives Auburn a motivational boost, but there’s no evidence to say an upset is brewing.
Prediction: Alabama 38, Auburn 10
Maryland (5-6) at No. 12 Penn State (8-3), 3:30 p.m. ET
Penn State is sort of limping to the finish, following a blowout loss to Michigan and 42 total points in victories over Wisconsin and Rutgers. The Nittany Lions are susceptible to chunk gains on the ground, and Maryland is competitive when its running game is productive. We’ll trust Penn State at home, but the upset path is clear.
Prediction: Penn State 34, Maryland 27
Illinois (4-7) at No. 19 Northwestern (7-4), 3:30 p.m. ET
This should be a tune-up for Northwestern prior to its first-ever Big Ten Championship Game appearance. While the Wildcats aren’t a high-scoring team and rely on their defense, Illinois has ceded 46-plus points in five of its last six games.
Prediction: Northwestern 31, Illinois 10
Minnesota (5-6) at Wisconsin (7-4), 3:30 p.m. ET
Minnesota’s home/road splits are ridiculous. The Gophers have held seven opponents to just 3.1 yards per carry at home, yet they allow a mind-numbing 8.3 per attempt on the road. Jonathan Taylor, who scampered for 321 yards last week, should carry Wisconsin.
Prediction: Wisconsin 38, Minnesota 21
Pitt (7-4) at Miami (6-5), 3:30 p.m. ET
The stunning turnaround that led Pitt to a Coastal Division title coincided with its massive improvement running the ball and defending it. However, this contest likely comes down to whether QB N’Kosi Perry can elevate Miami’s offense if the running game stalls. That’s a bit of wishful thinking in this non-creative system.
Prediction: Pitt 24, Miami 20
Arizona State (6-5) at Arizona (5-6), 3:30 p.m. ET
Entering the regular-season finale, Arizona State has played every road contest to within seven points but is only 1-4 in those games. As long as Arizona does a slightly better job converting red-zone chances, it’ll snag bowl eligibility at the last moment.
Prediction: Arizona 34, Arizona State 31
SMU (5-6) at Tulsa (2-9), 3:30 p.m. ET
Tulsa’s horrid run defense has contributed to a forgettable year, yet SMU presents a decent matchup for the Golden Hurricane. They’re at least competent against the pass, and SMU has no running game. Tulsa still won’t win, but it’ll be competitive.
Prediction: SMU 27, Tulsa 20
Temple (7-4) at UConn (1-10), 3:30 p.m. ET
Your nightmare is almost over, Connecticut fans. Temple running back Ryquell Armstead will gash the worst defense of the modern era and hand the program its 10th eight-win season.
Prediction: Temple 48, UConn 24
Arkansas State (7-4) at Texas State (3-8), 4 p.m. ET
Texas State is relatively pesky for a 3-8 team, holding four of the last six opponents to 20 points or fewer. However, the Bobcats—who just fired Everett Withers—don’t score enough to suggest Arkansas State won’t have several chances to pull away.
Prediction: Arkansas State 27, Texas State 13
Rutgers (1-10) at Michigan State (6-5), 4 p.m. ET
Since toppling Texas State to kick off 2018, Rutgers hasn’t scored more than 17 points in any game. Michigan State couldn’t possibly regress that much, right? We don’t anticipate MSU’s defense collapsing, but it’s not much fun thinking about the offense.
Prediction: Michigan State 24, Rutgers 10
Tennessee (5-6) at Vanderbilt (5-6), 4 p.m. ET
Vanderbilt is going to give up some points, but Tennessee isn’t exactly an offensive juggernaut. So, will the good version of the Volunteers defense travel? The performance of Vanderbilt QB Kyle Shurmur will dictate the result, and UT’s secondary is vulnerable.
Prediction: Vanderbilt 31, Tennessee 24
Charlotte (4-7) at Florida Atlantic (5-6), 6 p.m. ET
Florida Atlantic never came close to matching expectations, but the Owls can still achieve bowl eligibility in a sour season. Charlotte—which recently fired Brad Lambert—has averaged just 13.4 points on the road, while FAU has scored 36.2 per game at home.
Prediction: Florida Atlantic 34, Charlotte 17
South Carolina (6-4) at No. 2 Clemson (11-0), 7 p.m. ET
Ole Miss and Florida combined for 604 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground in November clashes with South Carolina. Clemson’s running game should dominate, but its defense won’t be anywhere near as forgiving as either previous opponent.
Prediction: Clemson 45, South Carolina 14
No. 15 Kentucky (8-3) at Louisville (2-9), 7 p.m. ET
Louisville has allowed 52-plus points in five of its last six games. Even if an unspectacular Kentucky offense is unable to match that feat—which is what we anticipate—the Wildcats’ stingy defense won’t allow UL’s anemic attack to accomplish much.
Prediction: Kentucky 38, Louisville 21
Kansas State (5-6) at No. 25 Iowa State (6-4), 7 p.m. ET
Could this be Bill Snyder’s final game? No matter the answer, a pair of trends are working against Kansas State. This season, the ‘Cats are 0-4 on the road and 0-4 against teams currently ranked. Iowa State’s sturdy run-stopping unit will silence K-State.
Prediction: Iowa State 31, Kansas State 17
San Jose State (1-10) at Fresno State (9-2), 7 p.m. ET
In six games outside San Jose, opponents have outscored the Spartans 220-71. Conversely, Fresno State has racked up 228 points and ceded only 77 in five home contests. Easy choice.
Prediction: Fresno State 56, San Jose State 14
Colorado (5-6) at Cal (6-4), 7 p.m. ET
Honestly, we feel bad for Colorado fans. The Buffs—who just fired Mike MacIntyre—earned five victories by Oct. 6 but are a loss in Berkeley away from failing to reach a bowl. Barring a surge from Colorado’s laboring offense, the Pac-12’s second-best defense (4.7 yards per play) should propel Cal in a low-scoring matchup.
Prediction: Cal 24, Colorado 16
North Texas (8-3) at UTSA (3-8), 7 p.m. ET
North Texas occasionally makes it more interesting than necessary, as evidenced by its three-point win over 1-10 UTEP, loss to Old Dominion and second-half issues this year. Theoretically, though, the Mean Green should overwhelm UTSA’s horrid pass defense.
Prediction: North Texas 45, UTSA 7
No. 7 LSU (9-2) at No. 22 Texas A&M (7-4), 7:30 p.m. ET
One quick note: No, LSU doesn’t have a realistic chance to reach the College Football Playoff despite hovering near the Top Five. But it won’t matter after Saturday anyway. The Tigers will be unable to run successfully on Texas A&M, which has thrived offensively at home this season.
Prediction: Texas A&M 24, LSU 19
Saturday Night Games
No. 3 Notre Dame (11-0) at USC (5-6), 8 p.m. ET
In what seemed like a legitimately dicey matchup against Syracuse, Notre Dame left no question about who the superior team was. The Irish have now kept five straight opponents below 350 total yards of offense. Do you trust USC? Me neither.
Prediction: Notre Dame 38, USC 17
Oklahoma State (6-5) at TCU (5-6), 8 p.m. ET
As everyone expected, quarterback Grayson Muehlstein kept TCU’s postseason hopes alive and guided the Horned Frogs to a victory at Baylor. Wait, what? He deserves credit for that performance, but TCU can’t expect to barely clear 300 yards and upset Oklahoma State.
Prediction: Oklahoma State 34, TCU 20
Nevada (7-4) at UNLV (3-8), 9:30 p.m. ET
As poorly as UNLV has played this season, the Rebels have scored enough to keep things interesting lately. That trend will probably end opposite a Nevada defense that has assembled a second-season surge and braced an inconsistent offense.
Prediction: Nevada 36, UNLV 24
BYU (6-5) at No. 17 Utah (8-3), 10 p.m. ET
Utah’s upside without quarterback Tyler Huntley (collarbone) is a concern, but this defense gives the Utes a high floor. They’ve held six opponents below 100 yards rushing this season, and BYU is 0-5 when failing to reach triple digits on the ground.
Prediction: Utah 27, BYU 13
No. 21 Utah State (10-1) at No. 23 Boise State (9-2), 10:15 p.m. ET
The escape at Colorado State was Utah State’s second one-possession win of 2018. This has otherwise been a dominant team. Boise State is a challenging place to play, but a vulnerable secondary will prevent the Broncos from defending their blue turf.
Prediction: Utah State 27, Boise State 24
Hawaii (7-5) at San Diego State (7-4), 10:30 p.m. ET
While it’s a problem that Hawaii has converted just 21 of its last 81 third-down attempts, the bigger issue is a sieve of a run defense. Five straight opponents have cracked 200 yards. San Diego State has flailed on the ground for much of 2018, but this is an ideal matchup for the Aztecs.
Prediction: San Diego State 24, Hawaii 19
Watch the NCAA football games 2019 game online from outside your country (or in a blackout)
Watching this game from the US, UK, Canada or Australia? We’ll tell you how to catch the NFL game further down in the article.But if you’re somewhere else in the world – or if a coverage blackout is stopping you from watching in the US – then there’s still a way you can live stream Steelers vs Patriots online (and you don’t even have to slum it with a grainy, illegal feed you’ve found on Reddit). Instead you could use a VPN – or Virtual Private Network – to change the IP address to one in a different state or country which does have a stream. And it’s not even hard to do.
We’ve tested over 100 VPNs to try and settle on the best and we think that ExpressVPN is the undisputed champ. It’s fast, secure and compatible with loads of devices (including Android, iOS, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Xbox, PlayStation, etc). You can even try it for 30 days for free. That’s why Express takes all the plaudits.
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From there, you simply open the VPN app, hit ‘choose location’ and select the appropriate location – it’s super easy to do. Choose any country showing a live NFL stream and watch as if you were in that country.
How to watch the NCAA Week 13 in the US
If you live in the US and have a television, you’ll be able to watch this NFL game as it airs on NBC. The network will show the game at 8.20pm ET / 5.20pm PT but you can also stream it on your mobile devices with the NBC Sports App.
Not interested in purchasing an expensive cable subscription just to watch the NFL? Don’t worry as there are a wide range of different streaming services available now to help you watch this game, all at different price points. We’ve listed a few of our favorite NFL streaming options below to make things a bit easier for you.
Can I watch with the NCAAF Game Pass?
Well it’s a no and a yes. The NCAAF Game Pass in the US will only let you watch a replay of the game, but not the live action.
Interestingly, it’s a different story with an International NFL Game Pass where all 256 regular season games are being shown absolutely live…shame you can’t officially get access to that if you and your laptop’s IP address is in the US.
Other ways cord cutters can stream NCAAF live online
Sling TV $40 per month – Sling TV splits its live NCAAF options across its $25 a month Blue plan and $25 a month Orange plan. By combining the two, you get a $10 dollar discount and access to Fox, NBC, ESPN and the NFL Network.
Hulu with Live TV $40 per month – Hulu with Live TV includes CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN but does not come with NFL Network.
FuboTV $35 for the first month – FuboTV gives you the first month at a discounted rate but after that the price increases to $45 a month. The service includes CBS, Fox, NBC and the NFL Network but does not come with ESPN.
DirecTV Now $50 per month – DirecTV Now includes CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN and for $5 extra you can add the NFL Network. However, with this service you can only watch football on local TV stations live.
YouTubeTV $40 per month – YouTubeTV gives you access to CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN but just like with Hulu with Live TV, there is no NFL Network.
How to stream NCAAF Week 13 live in the UK
If you’re a big time American football fan, then your first option should be NFL’s International Game Pass as it gives you the ability to watch every single regular season game for £143.99 or just 50p per game!
Those watching in the UK will be able to watch this game on Sky Sports and the network will be showing the Steelers vs Patriots on both Sky Sports Action and Sky Sports Main Event beginning at 1.10am GMT early Monday morning.
Don’t want to sign up for Sky just to watch this game? Then NowTV has you covered with a Sky Sports day pass for £9.99. The service also offers weekly and monthly passes if there happen to be other sports/games you’d like to watch as well.
Out of the UK this weekend? If geo-blocking is getting in your way of watching the NFL action then you could try downloading and installing a VPN as described further up the page. That will let you then change your IP address to the UK and watch as if you were sat back at home.
Get a NCAAF Week 13 live stream in Canada for FREE
Canadian NCAAF fans that want to watch the NCAAF game on TV can do so on TSN and the network will begin its coverage of the game at 7pm ET.
If you’d rather watch the game online or on mobile (via the likes of Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Roku, Xbox One and PS4) then the streaming service DAZN has you covered. It costs $20 a month or $150 per year but there is also a FREE TRIAL available if you want to test it out for yourself.