Everyone's favorite part of fall, college football, is finally here.

There's a packed schedule, so we've highlighted the best games to watch and where to catch them for the rest of opening weekend. We hope this guide helps you make the most of this season's college football kickoff.

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Saturday, September 1

FAU vs. No. 7 Oklahoma (The Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, Norman, Oklahoma) - 12 p.m. ET

Where to watch: Fox

Why to watch: FAU is coming into this match-up with a big task to accomplish, but if it can, the game will go down in Owls history. Lane Kiffin will show up to Norman with his coveted running back Devin Singletary, who was recently named the program’s first AP All-American.

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Oklahoma, coming in ranked No. 3 in the USA TODAY Coaches poll, will obviously be a force to be reckoned with. But, the Sooners lost a lot of talent in the off-season, giving FAU a sliver of hope here for an upset. Kyler Murray will attempt to replace the No. 1 pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, Baker Mayfield. But don’t worry too much, Murray has a premium pair of receivers to rely on in Marquise Brown and CeeDee Lamb, who combined for a total of 103 catches, 1,902 yards and 14 touchdowns as freshmen last season.

No. 9 Auburn vs. No. 6 Washington (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia) - 3:30 p.m. ET

Where to watch: ABC

Why to watch: This is the third year in a row that Auburn will play it’s opening game in the city of Atlanta. On the defensive side, the Tigers boast one of the top units in the SEC, allowing only 18.5 points and 319.4 yards per game last season.

Washington will field an experienced offense, with Jake Browning starting at quarterback for the fourth year in a row. This has to give the Huskies some confidence entering Mercedes-Benz Stadium as the underdog. Browning should be able to connect with returning running back Myles Gaskin for some serious yardage. Last fall, the Huskies averaged 6.4 yards per play and 36.2 points per game. Washington also welcomes back every lineman besides star nose tackle Vita Vea, meaning they should be a tough unit to make moves against. So, don’t let the six-point difference in ranking make you too biased, Washington still has a shot at holding its own in this season opener.

Tennessee vs. No. 17 West Virginia (Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC) - 3:30 p.m. ET

Where to watch: CBS

Why to watch: West Virginia quarterback and Heisman contender Will Grier will make his return against the Volunteers in the opening weekend. Grier injured his finger late last season and will be hungry to start the 2018-2019 off with a victory, but he and his offensive team won’t be the only advantage on the West Virginia side come September 1. The Mountaineers' defense will also feature a squad of veterans, and these two elements combined prove to be lethal against the Volunteers.

Tennessee enters the match-up under the leadership of first-year head coach Jeremy Pruitt, and this former Alabama defensive coordinator hopes he can help his team rebuild and maximize the talent of his incoming athletes. Both teams will be able to build off this first game and refine their roster as the season progresses. But the real challenge will be: which team can put everything together on September 1 when it counts?

No. 12 Notre Dame vs. No. 14 Michigan (Notre Dame Stadium, South Bend, Indiana) - 7:30 p.m. ET

Where to watch: NBC

Why to watch: You know this classic rivalry is a big game when its first stop on College GameDay’s 2018-19 season tour. Both teams lost key offensive players and will be relying on a strong defense to keep the competition alive. Notre Dame lost tackle Mike McGlinchey and guard Quenton Nelson to the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft. Even more, the offense lost three more key players – running back Josh Adams, wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown and tight end Durham Smythe. To top it off, the Fighting Irish still haven’t named a starting quarterback.

Michigan has lost three players to transfer in recent weeks, leaving some wondering about the reasons why. Although Eddie McDoom, Kekoa Crawford and Kareem Walker weren’t all-stars for the Wolverines that has to at least disrupt team mentality a little bit before such a big game. Either way, Jim Harbaugh is heading into the game with a top defense and Ole Miss transfer quarterback Shea Patterson. With two notable programs, this game should be a thrill to watch.

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No. 1 Alabama vs. Louisville (Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Florida) - 8 p.m. ET

Where to watch: ABC

Why to watch: With the No.1 ranking and last year’s title to boast, Alabama will be the team to beat this year, and Louisville will have the first shot at taking down the Crimson Tide. The Cardinals will have to get through a loaded Alabama offense while also holding up on defense, an expected weakness for Louisville this year. The Tide, on the other hand, will have one of the strongest defensive teams in the country led by Raekwon Davis, who has already made waves as a potential candidate for the Bednarik Award given to the top defensive player of the year. If the Cardinals manage to pull out a W, they would see an immediate boost in their national ranking and gain momentum that could carry them through the ACC games this season. Yet, if Alabama wins, as their ranking suggests they should, the Crimson Tide will another National Championship season.

Sunday, September 2

No. 25 LSU vs. No. 8 Miami (FL) (AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas) - 7:30 p.m. ET

Where to watch: ABC, WatchESPN

Why to watch: Head coach Ed Orgeron will need his team to be firing on all cylinders come September 2 if his Tigers are going be able to put up a fight against No. 13 Miami, who enters the season with a chip on its shoulder after losing the Orange Bowl to Wisconsin in its home state last season. The Tigers' full lineup and offensive strategy is still unknown, but this game against Miami will be a good depth test for Orgeron’s team.

The Hurricanes, like LSU, will come into Saturday’s game without their entire desired roster, as tight end Michael Irvin II injured his MCL earlier this week and will sit out the LSU, along with several other games during his months-long recovery. Miami, however, still have two nationally-ranked tight ends in Brevin Jordan and Will Mallory who could help increase team productivity on opening weekend. With these two top 20 teams facing off against each other in AT&T Stadium, Sunday’s game is a must-see event during the first week of the college football season.

Monday, September 3

No. 19 Florida State vs. No. 20 Virginia Tech (Doak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee, Florida) - 8 p.m. ET

Where to watch: ESPN

Why to watch: The opening game for Florida State and Miami will feature an ACC match-up between two young teams desperate to prove themselves in a competitive conference. Florida State coach Willie Taggart will lead his team for the first time in a game setting on Labor Day, and he’ll be putting his faith in a solid batch of receivers including D.J. Matthews, as well running backs Cam Akers and Jacques Patrick. Brian Burns, a junior defensive end for the Seminoles, will also be a name to watch in this game. Burns is the only FSU player on the Bednarik Award watch list and started all 13 games last year. He finished the 2017-2018 season ranked first in the ACC and third nationally for blocked punts and will be a threat against the Hokies.

The Hokies, like the Hurricanes, will also look to its young players in this first ACC Game after losing ten starters from last year. The newer athletes, however, will have veterans to turn to, even veterans as young as quarterback Josh Jackson, a redshirt sophomore who will be returning to the field with more confidence and familiarity with his receivers. Jackson will have the chance to lead Tech’s experienced offensive team. The last time these two teams competed against one another was back in 2012, when Florida State captured a 28-22 win in a competitive, evenly-matched battle.

Note: Rankings are from August 20, 2018 AP Top 25 Poll