CBS Sports Network’s Week 10 slate opens Wednesday with Toledo visiting Sacramento State and continues through Saturday night with five more games. The schedule features New Mexico’s first-ever appearance as a ranked team, several teams chasing bowl or conference-title hopes, and a late-night Mountain West matchup between 5-3 UNLV and Wyoming.

By the Numbers
  • Six games air on CBS Sports Network during Week 10.
  • Toledo is favored by 25.5 points at Sacramento State.
  • New Mexico allows 11.9 points per game, best in the nation.
  • Both Navy and Temple enter their matchup at 2-6; UNLV and Wyoming are each 5-3.
Yes, But

Several matchups look lopsided on paper, but the slate has room for surprises: UConn could pressure North Carolina into mistakes, while UNLV-Wyoming is described as especially unpredictable. Toledo is a heavy favorite, though Sacramento State is coming off its first win over an FBS opponent and in conference play.

State of Play
  • New Mexico arrives ranked for the first time in program history and faces a Nevada offense averaging 23 points per game.
  • Jacksonville State is 4-0 in Conference USA play and is aiming for a third straight appearance in the conference title game.
  • Sam Houston enters its game against Jacksonville State after firing coach Phil Longo.
What’s Next

All six games are scheduled for CBS Sports Network, with streaming available on CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports app. The action starts Wednesday, Nov. 4, and wraps Saturday night in Las Vegas.

Bottom Line

Week 10 offers more than a run of games: New Mexico’s historic ranking, Jacksonville State’s conference-title push and several teams’ late-season recoveries give the slate stakes from Wednesday through Saturday night.