​Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr is expected to have a big season in 2026. A big opener against Wisconsin would be a good start for him – and for the Irish.After a packed Saturday slate of games that saw Michigan make a narrow escape and LSU clinch a win over Clemson, among other matchups, Week 1 of college football isn’t over yet. The action continues Sunday with a tripleheader of non-conference games featuring four ranked teams.Here is everything to know about today’s college football schedule, including kickoff times, stadium venues, and streaming options.Sunday’s College Football Schedule for Week 1While the majority of the games concluded Saturday, Sunday’s slate will feature three high-profile matchups.Washington State at Washington (No. 17)Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame (No. 4)Louisville (No. 24) vs. Ole Miss (No. 9)Week 1 College Football TV Schedule: Sunday, September 6The Apple Cup rivalry takes center stage Sunday afternoon as Washington State heads to Seattle to face No. 17 Washington. The Huskies will be looking for a big win at home to start the season, while Washington State will look to pull off a major upset against its non-conference opponent.Game Time: 4:00 p.m. ETLocation: Husky Stadium, Seattle, WATV Channel: NBCStreaming: Peacock, FuboPREDICT THE CFB SEASON:PFN’s Free CFB Playoff PredictorNext on the schedule are Wisconsin and Notre Dame. The two programs will square off at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Marcus Freeman’s No. 4 Notre Dame will enter the game as the favorite with College Football Playoff aspirations in mind. Meanwhile, Wisconsin will look to pull off an upset win in its own backyard.Game Time: 7:30 p.m. ETLocation: Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WITV Channel: NBCStreaming: Peacock, FuboThe final game of the day will see No. 24 Louisville face No. 9 Ole Miss at Nissan Stadium in Nashville. This is one of the most anticipated non-conference games of Week 1 and another prime-time matchup with significant College Football Playoff implications. The game will kick off at the same time as Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame.Game Time: 7:30 p.m. ETLocation: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, TNTV Channel: ABCStreaming: ESPN app, Fubo, Hulu + Live TVSTART PREPARING:PFN’s Free College Fantasy SimulatorRemaining Week 1 ScheduleThe Week 1 slate will conclude Monday night with a standalone conference matchup. The SMU Mustangs will face the Florida State Seminoles. After a 34-17 win over New Mexico State in Week 0, Mike Norvell and the Seminoles will look to carry that momentum forward and make a case as strong playoff contenders later in the season.Game Time: 7:30 p.m. ETLocation: Doak S. Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee, FLTV Channel: ESPNStreaming: ESPN app, Fubo, Hulu + Live TVMORE:‘Need To Be Fired for Corruption and Cheating’ — Calls Mount For Big Ten Refs To Be Fired As Suspicion Hangs Over Michigan-WMU ThrillerFor continuous coverage and news across college football, stay tuned to Pro Football Network.This article originally appeared