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From Gronk Pac-12 2026 TV Slot Rankings (Home games only on the league’s national linear partners: CBS/Paramount+, USA, CW, CBSSN) Ranked objectively by a simple scoring system: CBS = 4 pts (national over-the-air, biggest audience) USA = 3 pts CW = 2 pts (national broadcast) CBSSN = 1 pt +1 bonus per prime-time/home-night game (6:00 PM PT or later, or Thursday/Friday) Only the 40+ home games explicitly assigned in the schedule are counted. Non-conference away games use opponents’ networks (not included here unless they’re on a Pac-12 partner).Rank Team Score # Home TV Games CBS USA CW CBSSN Prime-Time Homes Standout Slots 1 Oregon State 19 6 1 3 1 1 3 CBS vs Texas Tech (W2), 8 PM USA vs Montana (W3), 7:30 PM CW vs Texas State (W10) 2 Colorado State 17 6 1 3 1 1 1 CBS vs BYU (W3), 6:30 PM CW vs San Diego State (W8) 3 San Diego State 17 6 0 2 2 2 5 Five night games: 7 PM CW vs James Madison (W3), 7:30 PM CW vs Texas State (W5), 7:30 PM CBSSN vs Fresno State (W7), 6:30 PM USA twice 4 Washington State 16 5 1 3 0 1 2 CBS vs Arizona (W4), 6:30 PM USA vs Fresno State (W5), 7:30 PM CBSSN vs Colorado State (W11) 5 Boise State 16 6 0 3 1 2 3 7 PM CW vs Texas State (W9), 6:30 PM USA vs San Diego State (W12), plus huge non-conf CBS road game at Oregon (W1) 6 Texas State 16 7 0 3 2 2 2 Most total homes; Thursday 5 PM CBSSN vs Colorado State (W7) is their best night slot 7 Fresno State 13–14 5 0 1 3 1 3–4 Three straight prime evenings early (7–7:30 PM CW/CBSSN in W2/4/6); Week 9 vs Oregon State could jump to 8 PM USA 8 Utah State 12 5 0 2 1 2 2 Friday night CW vs Washington State (W6), 6:30 PM USA vs Fresno State (W10) Quick TakeawaysOregon State clearly won the TV lottery — they landed the only non-BYU/Arizona CBS home game plus multiple night slots. Colorado State & Washington State got the two other premium CBS home dates against strong non-conference opponents (BYU and Arizona). San Diego State dominates night football — five prime-time home games give them huge local and national visibility even without CBS. Boise State is right behind the CBS trio thanks to heavy USA usage and that massive CBS road game in Week 1. Texas State has the most home games on TV but a lot of them are early afternoon (9 AM–3 PM), so lower overall “quality.” Fresno State & Utah State lean more toward cable evenings and fewer total high-tier slots. Week 13 flex matchups and the championship (CBS) will add one more game for the top 4 seeds, but those are TBD. Let me know if you want this broken down by a specific team or just the prime-time schedule!