This week’s HD Football (In Erie...it's SD)

NOTE: Subject to change! (BCS rankings are Jerry Palm's collegebcs.com.)

(All times are Eastern)

NFL Weekly Coverage Maps Week Five is now available: http://www.gribblenation.net/nflmaps/

Friday, Oct 6

#6 Louisville (4-0) at Middle Tennessee State (3-2) 8 PM ESPN2-HD

Saturday, Oct. 7

#16 Clemson (4-1) at #26 Wake Forest (5-0) 12 PM ESPN-HD

Stanford (0-5) at #9 Notre Dame (4-1) 2:30 PM NBC

#12 L S U (4-1) at #5 Florida (5-0) 3:30 PM CBS

#11 Texas (4-1) at #13 Oklahoma (3-1) 3:30 PM ABC

(Regional)

#23 Washington (4-1) at #2 Southern California (4-0)3:30 PM FSN-HD

Michigan State (3-2) at #4 Michigan (5-0) 4:30 PM ESPN-HD

South Carolina (3-2) at Kentucky (3-2) 7 PM ESPN2-HD

#14 Tennessee (4-1) at #10 Georgia (5-0) 7:45 PM ESPN-HD

#8 Oregon (4-0) at #15 California (4-1) 8 PM ABC

(Regional)#24 Nebraska (4-1) at Iowa State (3-2) 8 PM ABC

(Regional)

Sunday, Oct. 8

Miami (1-3) at New England (3-1) 1 PM CBS-HD

Tampa Bay (0-3) at New Orleans (3-1) 1 PM Fox-HD

Washington (2-2) at NY Giants (1-2) 1 PM Fox-HD

Detroit (0-4) at Minnesota (2-2) 1 PM Fox-HD

Buffalo (2-2) at Chicago (4-0) 1 PM CBS-HD

St. Louis (3-1) at Green Bay (1-3) 1 PM Fox-HD

New York Jets (2-2) at Jacksonville(2-2) 4 PM CBS-HD

Dallas (2-1) at Philadelphia (3-1) 4:15 PM FOX-HD

Pittsburgh (1-2) at San Diego(2-1) 8:15 PM NBC-HD

Northern Illinois (3-2) at Miami of Ohio (0-5) 8 PM ESPN-HD

Monday, Oct. 9

Baltimore (4-0) at Denver (2-1) 8:30 PM ESPN-HD

• • • • • • • • • • •(From Marc Berman’s Thursday, October 5, 2006, Programming Insider column at Mediaweek.com ) Reprinted on AVSFORUM.com

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