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2026 College Football Top 25 Schedules: Every Ranked Team’s Full Slate (Printable PDF)

Poll season is here, and the fastest way to map out the 2026 college football season is to see every ranked team on one page. This is our printable 2026 college football Top 25 schedule grid: all 25 ranked teams and their full 2026 slates in a single wall chart, built off the just-released preseason Coaches Poll. The AP Top 25 lands Monday, August 17, and we will refresh this grid to match the moment it drops, so bookmark it and check back for the update.

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Quick Facts: 2026 College Football Top 25 Schedules

  • Ohio State is the preseason Coaches Poll No. 1, followed by Oregon, Georgia, Texas and Notre Dame.
  • The Top 25 play 49 games against each other in 2026, the marquee matchups that shape the Playoff race.
  • The season opens the weekend of August 29 (Week 0) and September 5 (Week 1), and runs through rivalry week on November 28.
  • This grid is built off the preseason Coaches Poll; the AP Top 25 releases Monday, August 17, and we will update the grid to match.
  • Print it as a wall chart to track every ranked team week by week.

2026 Preseason Coaches Poll Top 25

The grid is ordered by the USA Today Coaches Poll. Each team links to its full printable 2026 schedule.

  1. Ohio State
  2. Oregon
  3. Georgia
  4. Texas
  5. Notre Dame
  6. Indiana
  7. Miami
  8. Texas A&M
  9. Oklahoma
  10. Ole Miss
  11. Alabama
  12. Texas Tech
  13. LSU
  14. USC
  15. BYU
  16. Michigan
  17. Penn State
  18. Tennessee
  19. Washington
  20. SMU
  21. Utah
  22. Iowa
  23. Clemson
  24. Houston
  25. Missouri

Every Top 25 Team’s 2026 Season Opener

#TeamOpenerDate
1Ohio Statevs Ball StSep 5
2Oregonvs Boise StSep 5
3Georgiavs Tenn StSep 5
4Texasvs Texas StSep 5
5Notre Damevs WisconsinSep 5
6Indianavs N TexasSep 5
7Miamiat StanfordSep 5
8Texas A&Mvs Missouri StSep 5
9Oklahomavs UTEPSep 5
10Ole Missvs LouisvilleSep 5
11Alabamavs East CarSep 5
12Texas Techvs Abilene CSep 5
13LSUvs ClemsonSep 5
14USCvs San Jose StAug 29
15BYUvs Utah TechSep 5
16Michiganvs W MichiganSep 5
17Penn Statevs MarshallSep 5
18Tennesseevs FurmanSep 5
19Washingtonvs Wash StSep 5
20SMUat Florida StSep 5
21Utahvs IdahoSep 5
22Iowavs N IllinoisSep 5
23Clemsonat LSUSep 5
24Houstonvs Oregon StSep 5
25Missourivs Ark-PBSep 5

Ranked vs Ranked: The Top 25’s Biggest Games

These are the 2026 matchups between two current Top 25 teams, the games most likely to move the Playoff picture. They are shaded on the printable grid.

WeekMatchup
Wk 1 (Sep 5)Clemson at LSU
Wk 2 (Sep 12)Ohio State at Texas
Wk 2 (Sep 12)Oklahoma at Michigan
Wk 3 (Sep 19)LSU at Ole Miss
Wk 3 (Sep 19)Houston at Texas Tech
Wk 4 (Sep 26)Oklahoma at Georgia
Wk 4 (Sep 26)Texas A&M at LSU
Wk 4 (Sep 26)Oregon at USC
Wk 4 (Sep 26)Iowa at Michigan
Wk 4 (Sep 26)Texas at Tennessee
Wk 5 (Oct 3)Washington at USC
Wk 5 (Oct 3)Ohio State at Iowa
Wk 5 (Oct 3)Miami at Clemson
Wk 6 (Oct 10)Texas at Oklahoma
Wk 6 (Oct 10)Georgia at Alabama
Wk 6 (Oct 10)USC at Penn State
Wk 6 (Oct 10)Iowa at Washington
Wk 6 (Oct 10)Texas A&M at Missouri
Wk 7 (Oct 17)Ohio State at Indiana
Wk 7 (Oct 17)Missouri at Ole Miss
Wk 7 (Oct 17)Notre Dame at BYU
Wk 7 (Oct 17)Penn State at Michigan
Wk 7 (Oct 17)Alabama at Tennessee
Wk 8 (Oct 24)Ole Miss at Texas
Wk 8 (Oct 24)Texas A&M at Alabama
Wk 8 (Oct 24)Indiana at Michigan
Wk 8 (Oct 24)Houston at Utah
Wk 9 (Oct 31)Ohio State at USC
Wk 10 (Nov 7)Oregon at Ohio State
Wk 10 (Nov 7)Miami at Notre Dame
Wk 10 (Nov 7)Georgia at Ole Miss
Wk 10 (Nov 7)Alabama at LSU
Wk 10 (Nov 7)Penn State at Washington
Wk 10 (Nov 7)BYU at Utah
Wk 10 (Nov 7)Texas at Missouri
Wk 11 (Nov 14)Michigan at Oregon
Wk 11 (Nov 14)Missouri at Georgia
Wk 11 (Nov 14)USC at Indiana
Wk 11 (Nov 14)Tennessee at Texas A&M
Wk 11 (Nov 14)Ole Miss at Oklahoma
Wk 11 (Nov 14)Texas at LSU
Wk 12 (Nov 21)SMU at Notre Dame
Wk 12 (Nov 21)Texas A&M at Oklahoma
Wk 12 (Nov 21)LSU at Tennessee
Wk 12 (Nov 21)Indiana at Washington
Wk 13 (Nov 28)Michigan at Ohio State
Wk 13 (Nov 28)Washington at Oregon
Wk 13 (Nov 28)Texas at Texas A&M
Wk 13 (Nov 28)Oklahoma at Missouri

How to Use the Top 25 Schedule Grid

Print the grid as a wall chart and track all 25 ranked teams at a glance. Home games are in bold, away games are marked with an at sign, shaded cells are games against another ranked team, and blank cells are open dates or bye weeks. Because it is built off the preseason Coaches Poll, it is a snapshot: rankings will move as results come in, and we refresh the grid when the AP Top 25 releases on Monday, August 17 and again as the College Football Playoff rankings roll out later in the season. For every team in the country, not just the Top 25, use our 2026 college football schedule hub.

2026 Top 25 Schedules FAQ

Who is No. 1 in the 2026 preseason Coaches Poll?

Ohio State is the preseason Coaches Poll No. 1, ahead of Oregon, Georgia, Texas and Notre Dame. The AP Top 25 releases Monday, August 17.

When does the 2026 college football season start?

Week 0 games are the weekend of August 29, 2026, and the full Week 1 slate follows on September 5. The regular season runs through rivalry week on November 28, with conference championships on December 5.

Will this grid update when the AP poll comes out?

Yes. This version is built off the preseason Coaches Poll. We will refresh the grid and this page to match the AP Top 25 when it releases on Monday, August 17, and again as the rankings change through the season.

Where can I find a single team’s full schedule?

Every team links to its own printable schedule from our college football schedule hub, and each ranked team is linked in the list above.

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Laurie Marion is a dedicated hockey and college football enthusiast on the Sports Brackets team. A lifelong Boston Bruins fan and proud supporter of the Minnesota Golden Gophers and Big Ten, she covers schedules, brackets, playoffs, and more with passion and expertise.