College Football Championship Saturday TV Schedule 2023: Full Lineup

Atlanta, Georgia / United States - 1/7/2018: The Westin Hotel displays for the College Football National Championship game.

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The time has come for one of the most exciting days of the year. It’s high stakes in the college football world with Championship Saturday finally upon us. Throughout the day, 9 conference champions will be crowned.

Plenty of games have College Football Playoff implications on the line, and it all gets underway at Noon ET.

The No. 7 Texas Longhorns take on the No. 18 Oklahoma State Cowboys in the Big 12 Championship to kick things off. The Longhorns will need a big win and some help if they want to keep their national title hopes alive.

We’ll eventually navigate our way to the SEC Championship between No. 1 Georgia and No. 8 Alabama, which is always a must-see game.

Then, in prime time, the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines look to punch their ticket to the playoff with a win over No. 16 Iowa in the Big Ten Championship, while the No. 4 Florida State Seminoles look to cling to hope with a backup quarterback when they face the No. 14 Louisville Cardinals in the ACC Championship.

When will your favorite team take the field?

A full look at the 2023 Championship Saturday TV schedule can be seen below (all times Eastern).


Conference Championship Saturday TV Schedule

Time ET Game TV
Noon Big 12 Championship
18 Oklahoma State – 7 Texas
ABC
Noon MAC Championship
Miami (Ohio) – Toledo
ESPN
3:00 pm Mountain West Championship
Boise State – UNLV
FOX
4:00 pm SEC Championship
1 Georgia – 8 Alabama
CBS
4:00 pm American Athletic Championship
SMU – 22 Tulane
ABC
4:00 pm Sun Belt Championship
Appalachian State – Troy
ESPN
4:00 pm SWAC Championship
Prairie View A&M – FAMU
ESPN2
8:00 pm Big Ten Championship
2 Michigan – 16 Iowa
FOX
8:00 pm ACC Championship
14 Louisville – 4 FSU
ABC
Theo Von To Serve As College GameDay Guest Picker On Championship Saturday
Theo Von To Serve As College GameDay Guest Picker On Championship Saturday