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UConn vs Holy Cross Prediction, Game Preview

UConn vs Holy Cross prediction and game preview.

UConn vs Holy Cross prediction and game preview.

UConn vs Holy Cross Broadcast

Date: Saturday, September 4
Game Time: 12:00 ET
Venue: Pratt & Whitney Stadium, East Hartford, CT
Network: CBS Sports Network

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– All of the CFN Fearless Predictions

UConn (0-1) vs Holy Cross (0-0) Game Preview

Why Holy Cross Will Win

It was only a four-game run, but the Crusaders were solid going 3-1 in the FCS spring session with a great rushing offense that controlled the tempo. They didn’t turn the ball over enough to matter, the run defense was solid, and now almost everyone comes back for the 2021 run.

Meanwhile, UConn couldn’t get much of anything working in the 45-0 loss to Fresno State to start the season. The defense missed a few key tackles early to blow it open, the running game averaged just 1.1 yards per carry, and overall the O generated just 107 yards.

– Week 1 College Football Expert Picks

Why UConn Will Win

Silver lining time – UConn got a game in.

It might have been a rough run against Fresno State, and there weren’t many positives to come out of it, but the run defense wasn’t all that bad – it didn’t allow a slew of big gashes.

Holy Cross doesn’t have much of a passing offense and doesn’t have the type of attack that will keep pressing and making big things happen. As long as the Huskies don’t start turning the ball over in bunches for easy scores, they should be able to hold up defensively.

– Week 1 College Football Schedule, Predictions

What’s Going To Happen

It’s not going to be a breeze, but UConn will get its first win since late October 2019 and its third win as a program since October of 2017.

The running game will be good enough to control the clock, but it’ll be the defense that comes up with a strong performance to keep the Holy Cross ground attack in check. The Crusaders won’t have the passing game to make up for the problems running the ball.

– CFN 2021 Preview of all 130 teams

UConn vs Holy Cross Prediction, Line

UConn 34, Holy Cross 24
No Line, o/u: No Line

Must See Rating: 1.5

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– Week 1 College Football Schedule

UConn vs Fresno State Prediction, Game Preview

UConn vs Fresno State college football prediction and game preview.

UConn vs Fresno State prediction and game preview.

UConn vs Fresno State Broadcast

Date: Saturday, August 28
Game Time: 2:00 ET
Venue: Bulldog Stadium, Fresno, CA
Network: CBS Sports Network

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– All of the CFN Fearless Predictions

UConn (0-0) vs Fresno State (0-0) Game Preview

Why UConn Will Win

Give the Huskies this – they’re rested.

They’ve had a year off – the program opted out on the 2020 season – and didn’t get a chance to do a whole lot this spring, but the running game should work right away.

Fresno State might return a whole slew of defensive parts, but it was miserable last year against the run – the pressure is on the linebacking corps to produce right away.

UConn’s Kevin Mensah is a strong, quick back who should be able to handle the work behind a line that was very young – and very bad – in 2019 and, again, had plenty of time over the last year to work.

However …

Why Fresno State Will Win

The Fresno State defense should be better, and it starts with former Boise State Bronco Tyson Maeva, a 6-0, 240-pound thumper of a linebacker who should fix the glitch. It’s the other side of the ball that should make the most noise.

Head coach Kalen DeBoer might have had a few ups and downs in his first season, but his offense rocked. Former Washington star recruit Jake Haener ripped it up late last year – he turned into a 300-yard machine – and he shouldn’t have any issues against the spotty UConn secondary.

The Huskies should be even rougher against the run, and that’s where veteran Ronnie Rivers should come in with a huge opener along with the rest of the deep Bulldog backfield.

What’s Going To Happen

Fresno State’s offense is going to do whatever it wants.

The defense will be what makes the coaching staff happy – it’ll show a big improvement from 2020 – but that’s because UConn will struggle. Fresno State will get off to a great early start and won’t have any problem putting this away before the fourth quarter.

– CFN 2021 Preview of all 130 teams

UConn vs Fresno State Prediction, Line

Fresno State 41, UConn 17
Fresno State -27.5, o/u: 62.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 3

Must See Rating: 2

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– Week 1 College Football Schedule

UConn Huskies: CFN College Football Preview 2021

College Football News Preview 2021: Previewing, predicting, and looking ahead to the UConn season with what you need to know.

College Football News Preview 2021: Previewing, predicting, and looking ahead to the UConn season with what you need to know.

– Contact/Follow @ColFootballNews & @PeteFiutak

– What You Need To Know: Offense | Defense
– Top Players | Keys To The Season
– What Will Happen, Win Total Prediction
– UConn Huskies Schedule Analysis
– UConn Huskies Previews
2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015

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2020 Record: Didn’t play in 2020
Head Coach: Randy Edsall, 6th year, 6-30
2020 CFN Final Ranking: Not Ranked
2020 CFN Preview Ranking: 130
2019 CFN Final Ranking: 126

UConn Huskies College Football Preview 2021: Offense

– Welcome to life as an independent, even if it’s a year late. The team that ended up doing next to nothing offensively in its last year in the American Athletic Conference still has a whole lot of question marks and work to do, and not being able to do much this spring didn’t help, either. So …

– The Huskies have several options all in the mix for the quarterback gig. Anyone who can provide a spark – and not throw a bazillion interceptions – will likely get the call. Sophomore Jack Zergiotis was thrown to the wolves in 2019 and threw for 1,782 yards and nine scores with 11 picks, 6-4, 225-pound junior Micah Leon comes in from NC State to make a push, and 6-4, 216-pound sophomore Steven Krajewski are all in the mix.

Leading receiver Cameron Ross returns after making a team-high 60 catches two years ago. Second-leading receiver Ardell Brown is gone, but just about everyone else of note in the receiving corps who caught a pass returns, but …

– Running back Art Thompkins is gone – he was the second-leading receiver with 39 catches – but leading rusher Kevin Mensah is back after running for over 1,000 yards and nine scores. The rest of the backfield is unproven, but Mensah will be the workhorse.

The offensive line didn’t do much for the ground game and was even worse in pass protection. On the plus side, it was a very young group in 2019 that had a full year in the weight room. However, the one good blocker from two years ago – Matt Peart – is off being a New York Giant, and there’s not a ton of size up front.

– What You Need To Know: Defense
– Top Players | Keys To The Season
– What Will Happen, Win Total Prediction
– UConn Huskies Schedule Analysis

NEXT: UConn Huskies College Football Preview 2021: Defense

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Independent Preseason Rankings: CFN College Football Preview 2021

The College Football News 2021 Independent preseason rankings along with a quick take on every team.

The College Football News 2021 Independent preseason rankings along with a quick take on every team.

This is NOT a ranking of where the teams are going to finish. This is based on how good we think the Independent teams are going into the 2021 season.

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2021 CFN Independent Preseason Rankings

1. Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Quick Take: There’s a consistency to the Irish now under Brian Kelly with four straight double-digit win seasons and five in the last six, and this year’s team should get there again with a schedule that’s a wee bit easier than it looks. The defensive ends are good, S Kyle Hamilton is great, and the success will be there on offense even if it’s more steady than sensational.
Notre Dame Preview | Schedule

2. Liberty Flames

Quick Take: Just about everyone is back, the skill guys around star QB Malik Willis are outstanding, and there’s a buzz after a breakthrough 2020. Talent-wise it’s a good team, but there’s a little national roll-slowing needing to be done when comparing it to the top 25ish Power Five programs. However, with the veterans in place – and with a manageable schedule – another one-loss season is a doable goal.
Liberty Preview | Schedule

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3. BYU Cougars

Quick Take: If was the common refrain last year – “But they didn’t play a Power Five program.” Well, now they do – it wasn’t the Cougars’ fault that no one wanted to play them, by the way – and without Zach Wilson under center. This is still a terrific team with plenty of great parts, but the schedule is tougher – seven Power Five teams on the slate – and there’s some reloading to do.
BYU Preview | Schedule

4. Army Black Knights

Quick Take: Expect a fantastic record thanks to a manageable schedule, but, as always, the O will control the clock and tempo against just about everyone. Also, as always, they’re going to be a very, very tough out for the better teams on the schedule.
Army Preview | Schedule

5. New Mexico State Aggies

Quick Take: The Aggies had the benefit of a spring preseason with a few games to see what they have in place to work with. The answers weren’t all that great, but they have a few explosive parts and should have just enough of an offense to pull off a few wins.
New Mexico Preview | Schedule

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6. UConn Huskies

Quick Take: After not playing last year, this is almost a new team in several spots around a few terrific parts. There are just enough good players to build around, but it’s going to be a rough, rough run saved by two FCS games and a few more winnable dates.
UConn Preview | Schedule

7. UMass Minutemen

Quick Take: The bar is set at just scoring. The Minutemen went 0-4 last year against four Group of Five programs, and they were outscored 161-12 with just one touchdown. The defensive side has some decent parts, but it’s going to be a bloodbath offensively over the first half of the season before things ease up.
UMass Preview | Schedule

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Independent Preseason Predictions For Every Game: Preview 2021

The College Football News Independent team preseason predictions for every game, predicted order of finish, and lookahead to the 2021 season

The College Football News Independent team preseason predictions for every game, predicted order of finish, and lookahead to the 2021 season.

Independent Preseason Predictions

Army Black Knights

2021 Preseason Prediction: 9-3
2018: 11-2 2019: 5-8 2020: 9-3

Sept. 4 at Georgia State W
Sept. 11 WKU W
Sept. 18 UConn W
Sept. 25 Miami University W
Oct. 2 at Ball State W
Oct. 9 OPEN DATE
Oct. 16 at Wisconsin  L
Oct. 23 Wake Forest  L
Oct. 30 OPEN DATE
Nov. 6 Air Force (in Arlington, TX) W
Nov. 13 Bucknell W
Nov. 20 UMass W
Nov. 27 at Liberty  L
Dec. 4 OPEN DATE
Dec. 11 Navy (in East Rutherford, NJ) W
– Army 2021 Preview
– Full Schedule Analysis

BYU Cougars

2021 Preseason Prediction: 7-5
2018: 7-6 2019: 7-6 2020: 11-1

Sept. 4 Arizona (in Las Vegas) W
Sept. 11 Utah  L
Sept. 18 Arizona State  L
Sept. 24 USF W
Oct. 1 at Utah State W
Oct. 9 Boise State W
Oct. 16 at Baylor  L
Oct. 23 at Washington State  L
Oct. 30 Virginia W
Nov. 6 OPEN DATE
Nov. 13 Idaho State W
Nov. 20 at Georgia Southern W
Nov. 27 at USC  L
– BYU 2021 Preview
– Full Schedule Analysis

Liberty Flames

2021 Preseason Prediction: 11-1
2018: 6-6 2019: 8-5 2020: 10-1

Sept. 4 Campbell W
Sept. 11 at Troy W
Sept. 18 Old Dominion W
Sept. 24 at Syracuse W
Oct. 2 at UAB W
Oct. 9 Middle Tennessee W
Oct. 16 at ULM W
Oct. 23 at North Texas W
Oct. 30 UMass W
Nov. 6 at Ole Miss L
Nov. 13 OPEN DATE
Nov. 20 Louisiana W
Nov. 27 Army W
– Liberty 2021 Preview
– Full Schedule Analysis

New Mexico State Aggies

2021 Preseason Prediction: 2-10
2018: 3-9 2019: 2-10 2020: 1-1

Aug. 28 UTEP  L
Sept. 4 at San Diego State  L
Sept. 11 at New Mexico  L
Sept. 18 OPEN DATE
Sept. 25 Hawaii  L
Oct. 2 at San Jose State  L
Oct. 9 at Nevada  L
Oct. 16 Dixie State W
Oct. 23 at Hawaii  L
Oct. 30 OPEN DATE
Nov. 6 Utah State  L
Nov. 13 at Alabama  L
Nov. 20 at Kentucky  L
Nov. 27 UMass W
– NMSU 2021 Preview
– Full Schedule Analysis

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

2021 Preseason Prediction: 10-2
2018: 12-1 2019: 11-2 2020: 10-2

Sept. 5 at Florida State W
Sept. 11 Toledo W
Sept. 18 Purdue W
Sept. 25 Wisconsin (in Chicago) W
Oct. 2 Cincinnati W
Oct. 9 at Virginia Tech W
Oct. 16 OPEN DATE
Oct. 23 USC L
Oct. 30 North Carolina W
Nov. 6 Navy W
Nov. 13 at Virginia W
Nov. 20 Georgia Tech W
Nov. 27 at Stanford L
– Notre Dame 2021 Preview
– Full Schedule Analysis

UConn Huskies

2021 Preseason Prediction: 3-9
2018: 1-11 2019: 2-10 2020: 0-0

Aug. 28 at Fresno State  L
Sept. 4 Holy Cross W
Sept. 11 Purdue  L
Sept. 18 at Army  L
Sept. 25 Wyoming  L
Oct. 2 at Vanderbilt  L
Oct. 9 at UMass W
Oct. 16 Yale W
Oct. 23 Middle Tennessee  L
Oct. 30 OPEN DATE
Nov. 6 OPEN DATE
Nov. 13 at Clemson  L
Nov. 20 at UCF  L
Nov. 27 Houston  L
– 2021 UConn Preview
– Full Schedule Analysis

UMass Minutemen

2021 Preseason Prediction: 2-10
2018: 4-8 2019: 1-11 2020: 0-4

Sept. 4 at Pitt  L
Sept. 11 Boston College  L
Sept. 18 Eastern Michigan  L
Sept. 25 at Coastal Carolina  L
Oct. 2 Toledo  L
Oct. 9 UConn  L
Oct. 16 OPEN DATE
Oct. 23 at Florida State  L
Oct. 30 at Liberty  L
Nov. 6 Rhode Island W
Nov. 13 Maine W
Nov. 20 at Army  L
Nov. 27 at New Mexico State  L
– UMass 2021 Preview
– Full Schedule Analysis

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College Football News Preseason All-Independent Football Team: Preview 2021

Preview 2021: Previewing and looking ahead to the season with the College Football News Preseason All-Independent Team & Top 30 players.

Preview 2021: Previewing and looking ahead to the Independent season with the College Football News Preseason All-Independent Team & Top 30 players.

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2021 Preseason CFN Independent Offensive Player of the Year

QB Malik Willis, Jr. Liberty

The former Auburn Tiger has turned into a superstar and interesting pro prospect for Liberty. He’s not huge, but the 6-1, 215-pounder is one of the nation’s top dual-threat playmakers, throwing for well over 2,000 yards with 20 touchdowns along with 944 rushing yards and 14 scores last season. He’s got everyone around him to do even more.

2021 Preseason CFN Independent Defensive Player of the Year

S Kyle Hamilton, Jr. Notre Dame

Hamilton might not be the best defensive player in college football, but he’s not far off. When it comes to what you want in a next-level safety, here you go – 6-4, 219-pound size, big-time hitting skills, range, and the smarts and instincts to always be in the right position. He’s about to get an even higher profile as the star of a rebuilding Irish team.

2021 CFN Preseason All-Independent Team
2021 CFN Independent Top 30 Players

NEXT: CFN 2021 Preseason All-Independent Team

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UConn vs Maryland Prediction, Game Preview: NCAA Tournament First Round

NCAA Tournament First Round: (7) UConn (15-7) vs (10) Maryland (16-13) prediction and college basketball game preview.

NCAA Tournament First Round: (7) UConn (15-7) vs (10) Maryland (16-13) prediction and college basketball game preview.

UConn vs Maryland Broadcast

Date: Saturday, March 20
Game Time: 7:10 pm ET
Venue: Mackey Arena, West Lafayette, IN
Network: CBS

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– All of the CFN Fearless Predictions

UConn vs Maryland Game Preview

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Why Maryland Will Win

The Terps might be limping into this after losing three of their last four games, but …

There’s no getting around it. They’re struggling – you don’t lose to Northwestern and Penn State if everything is super.

However, they have the makeup to push through the first round as long as they’re hitting from the outside.

This is a very, very, very momentum-streaky team. It doesn’t take the world for Maryland to look fantastic, and it all starts with the three.

It was devastating from the outside in a loss to Michigan in a late December game, but that’s Michigan – whatever. The Terps are 8-0 against everyone else when they hit better than 38% from three, and they’re 12-3 overall when they’re just 35% or better.

UConn allowed more than 35% from three in two of its last three games, and it lost in the Big East Tournament even though Creighton couldn’t hit a thing at times from the outside.

– 2021 NCAA Tournament Schedule, Predictions

Why UConn Will Win

This is a nasty team on the offensive glass.

The Huskies don’t have a ton of size, but they’re not small, and they attack everything on the glass really, really hard.

It’s one of the best teams in the nation in offensive rebounds, and Maryland has a bizarre ability to occasionally go into lapses on the glass – it’s one of the worst teams in college basketball on the offensive boards.

So going back to the positives for the Terps, if UConn can force a slew of misses from the outside – it’s generally a terrific team at getting out on the three – and if Maryland isn’t hitting at least 35% of its shots from the outside, that’s it. The possession is one-and-done.

– College Basketball Experts Picks For UConn vs Maryland

What’s Going To Happen

Can Maryland pull up out of the nosedive?

It had its moments over the second half of the season, but there wasn’t enough of a scoring punch – it was a grind just to get close to 65 points – and it’s not going to all of a sudden go off against this UConn defense.

But it’ll make more threes.

UConn has to win on the boards, and if it does, it won’t be by enough to matter. This is going to be a low scoring game that gets ugly at times, but Maryland will make eight threes, and UConn will make five.

UConn vs Maryland Prediction, Line

Maryland 64, UConn 62
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Line: UConn -3, o/u: 130
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2

Must See Rating: 3.5

5: Getting the NCAA Tournament back
1: One Shining Moment

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Creighton vs UConn Prediction, Game Preview: Big East Tournament

Big East Tournament: Creighton Bluejays vs UConn Huskies prediction and college basketball game preview.

Big East Tournament: Creighton Bluejays vs UConn Huskies prediction and college basketball game preview.

Creighton vs UConn Broadcast

Date: Friday, March 12
Game Time: 9:00 ET
Venue: Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
Network: FS1

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– All of the CFN Fearless Predictions

Creighton (19-7) vs UConn (15-6) Game Preview

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Why UConn Will Win

Very, very quietly, UConn has been on a roll with five straight wins and seven in the last eight games.

The team is shooting well, it’s hitting its free throws, and it’s been playing nasty enough D and rebounding just about everything. It comes into this without being taxed in a 94-60 win over DePaul in the Big East Tournament quarterfinals – it was up by 23 at halftime – in an air-tight game.

The Huskies couldn’t hit from three and still won by 34.

There are plenty of blocked shot, the defense is the best in the Big East, and …

Why Creighton Will Win

Creighton rolled 74-66 in the last meeting and won in overtime in the first one back in December.

The Bluejays have had their issues over the last several games, but it rolled Butler 87-56 in the quarterfinal with the three point shooting on fire.

UConn might be outstanding at stopping teams from three, but Creighton was able to score from everywhere else in both games. It might not have always been easy, but if the Bluejays can start hitting early on and make the Huskies start firing away to keep up, the pace will be just right.

What’s Going To Happen

UConn is an interesting team in the tournament. Georgetown might be getting most of the attention for knocking Villanova out, but the Huskies have the makeup to finally get by Creighton and pull this off.

The Bluejays, though, will do just enough from three to overcome a few good scoring runs in a fun fight that will likely determine the Big East championship.

Creighton vs UConn Prediction, Line

Creighton 73, UConn 70
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Line: COMING, o/u: COMING
ATS Confidence out of 5: COMING

Must See Rating: 3.5

5: The other 17 holes at the TPC
1: The focus on the TPC 17th

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UConn vs Villanova Prediction, College Basketball Game Preview

UConn Huskies vs Villanova Wildcats prediction and college basketball game preview.

UConn Huskies vs Villanova Wildcats prediction and college basketball game preview.

UConn vs Villanova Broadcast

Date: Saturday, February 20
Game Time: 1:00 ET
Venue: Finneran Pavillion, Villanova, PA
Network: FOX

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– All of the CFN Fearless Predictions

UConn (10-5) vs Villanova (13-3) Game Preview

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Why UConn Will Win

Did the Huskies find their groove?

They’re trying to get hot at just the right time to make a big push to get into the fun in Indianapolis, and they’re going to ramp up the intensity that much more after coming up with two straight wins.

They were great from three against Xavier and Providence, and that’s the key. When they hit 40% or more from the outside they’re 6-0, and Villanova is one of the worst teams in America at guarding from three.

Opposing teams are connecting on 38% from the outside against the Wildcats, and even better, the Huskies are amazing at getting on the offensive boards.

Keep shooting from the outside, hope to generate second chances points, and keep up the pressure. But …

Why Villanova Will Win

Yeah, UConn will be fired up, but Villanova will be extra motivated, too, after a clunker of a blowout loss at Creighton a week ago.

Yeah, the Wildcats are bad at guarding from three, but UConn doesn’t jack up enough from the outside to keep up if and when the machine gets going.

The Huskies might make their threes, but they can’t match Villanova shot for shot if this gets into any sort of a shooting contest.

The UConn defense doesn’t force turnovers, and the defensive rebounds aren’t there to go long with its ability to hit the offensive glass.

What’s Going To Happen

No, really, Villanova has been awful at guarding from three, and it proved costly in the loss last weekend.

The Wildcats have allowed four of the last five opponents and six of the last eight to hit 40% or more from three, and UConn will take advantage and bomb away from the start.

It won’t be enough to get the win over a team looking to get back on track, but it’ll be enough to make it close.

UConn vs Villanova Prediction, Line

Villanova 72, UConn 65
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COMING, o/u: COMING
ATS Confidence out of 5: COMING

Must See Rating: 3

5: A 3rd and 2nd for an NFL starting QB
1: $33.4 million in dead cap money

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Independent Football Schedule 2021 Composite, Top Games To Watch Each Week

Independent football schedule 2021 composite. Week by week ranking of all of the games.

Independent football schedule 2021 composite. Week by week ranking of all of the games.

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Independent Football Schedule Composite 2021

Each week’s games ranking from most interesting to least.

Independent Football Schedule Week 0

Saturday, August 28
UTEP at New Mexico State
UConn at Fresno State

Independent Football Schedule Week 1

Saturday, September 4
Arizona vs. BYU (in Las Vegas)
Army at Georgia State
New Mexico State at San Diego State
UMass at Pitt
Holy Cross at UConn
Campbell at Liberty

Sunday, September 5
Notre Dame at Florida State

Independent Football Schedule Week 2

Saturday, September 11
Utah at BYU
WKU at Army
Toledo at Notre Dame
Liberty at Troy
New Mexico State at New Mexico
Boston College at UMass
Purdue at UConn

Independent Football Schedule Week 3

Saturday, September 18
Purdue at Notre Dame
Arizona State at BYU
Old Dominion at Liberty
UConn at Army
Eastern Michigan at UMass

Independent Football Schedule Week 4

Friday, September 24
Liberty at Syracuse
USF at BYU

Saturday, September 25
Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin (in Chicago)
Miami University at Army
Hawaii at New Mexico State
Wyoming at UConn
UMass at Coastal Carolina

Independent Football Schedule Week 5

Friday, October 1
BYU at Utah State

Saturday, October 2
Cincinnati at Notre Dame
Liberty at UAB
Army at Ball State
New Mexico State at San Jose State
Toledo at UMass
UConn at Vanderbilt

Independent Football Schedule Week 6

Saturday, October 9
Notre Dame at Virginia Tech
Boise State at BYU
Middle Tennessee at Liberty
UConn at UMass
New Mexico State at Nevada

Independent Football Schedule Week 7

Saturday, October 16
Army at Wisconsin
BYU at Baylor
Liberty at ULM
Yale at UConn
Dixie State at New Mexico State

Independent Football Schedule Week 8

Saturday, October 23
USC at Notre Dame
BYU at Washington State
Wake Forest at Army
Liberty at North Texas
Middle Tennessee at UConn
New Mexico State at Hawaii
UMass at Florida State

Independent Football Schedule Week 9

Saturday, October 30
North Carolina at Notre Dame
Virginia at BYU
UMass at Liberty

Independent Football Schedule Week 10

Saturday, November 6
Army vs. Air Force (in Arlington)
Navy at Notre Dame
Liberty at Ole Miss
Utah State at New Mexico State
Rhode Island at UMass

Independent Football Schedule Week 11

Saturday, November 13
Notre Dame at Virginia
New Mexico State at Alabama
UConn at Clemson
Maine at UMass
Bucknell at Army
Idaho State at BYU

Independent Football Schedule Week 12

Saturday, November 20
Georgia Tech at Notre Dame
BYU at Georgia Southern
Louisiana at Liberty
New Mexico State at Kentucky
UConn at UCF
UMass at Army

Independent Football Schedule Week 13

Saturday, November 27
BYU at USC
Notre Dame at Stanford
Army at Liberty
UMass at New Mexico State

Saturday, December 11
Army vs Navy (in East Rutherford)

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