Week 7 college football features six top-25 matchups including Indiana-Ohio State rematch
Saturday's Week 7 slate includes six ranked-vs-ranked games, highlighted by a Big Ten showdown between No. 4 Indiana and No. 5 Ohio State, as well as key SEC and non-conference contests.
Saturday's Week 7 schedule offers six top-25 matchups, the most since December 2023. The headline game pits No. 4 Indiana against No. 5 Ohio State in a Big Ten Championship rematch. Indiana, which has not lost since December 2024, entered the game on a 22-game winning streak after a narrow 20-17 victory over Nebraska last week. Ohio State, led by Heisman candidate Jeremiah Smith, seeks its second loss of the season, which would be its first in the College Football Playoff era.
In the SEC, No. 9 Ole Miss meets No. 13 Missouri. Missouri quarterback Austin Simmons, who transferred back to Ole Miss after a season-ending injury, arrives with 14 touchdowns and one interception, having recently defeated No. 8 Florida and Texas A&M.
College GameDay will be in Provo, Utah, for the top-10 clash between No. 2 Notre Dame and No. 8 BYU. Both teams have yet to face a ranked opponent this year; a win would position BYU for its first CFP berth, while Notre Dame aims to stay unbeaten ahead of a November matchup with No. 3 Miami.
Other games on the slate include matchups that could influence the remaining CFP landscape, with several teams still holding only one ranked opponent left on their schedules.