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This year’s eclipse, an annular Solar Eclipse, occurs with the moon further from the earth (near apogee), meaning that the moon will appear smaller in the sky than the sun and create a ‘Ring of Fire’ effect. This is the first solar eclipse to impact the US since the 2017 total eclipse, and the first annular eclipse in the US since 2012.

The eclipse will begin in central Oregon, just south of Eugene, at 9:13am PDT, and end over Corpus Christi, TX at 12:03pm CDT. See map here

Below are the college football games where the eclipse may be visible during the game, ordered by impact (all games kick at noon EDT):

Match-up Location Eclipse Magnitude Eclipse Time
Temple @ North Texas Denton, TX 86% 11:51am CDT
Arkansas @ Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL 69% 12:07pm CDT
Syracuse @ Florida St Tallahassee, FL 67% 1:17pm EDT
Georgia @ Vanderbilt Nashville, TN 62% 12:05pm CDT
Ohio State @ Purdue West Lafayette, IN 55% 1:00pm EDT
Iowa St @ Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 53% 1:05pm EDT
Indiana @ Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 47% 1:03pm EDT
Kent St @ E. Michigan Ypsilanti, MI 47% 1:04pm EDT
Georgia So @ James Madison Harrisonburg, VA 45% 1:16pm EDT
Michigan St @ Rutgers Piscataway, NJ 36% 1:21pm EDT

Honorable mention for some schools who will see near-totality while tailgating:

Match-Up Location Eclipse Magnitude Eclipse Time Game Time
San Jose St @ New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 97% 10:36am MDT 4:00pm MDT
UAB @ UTSA San Antonio, TX 96% 11:54am CDT 7:00pm CDT
UCLA @ Oregon St Corvallis, OR 94% 9:18am PDT 5:00pm PDT
Kansas St @ Texas Tech Lubbock, TX 93% 11:44am CDT 6:00pm CDT
Cal @ Utah Salt Lake City, UT 91% 10:28am MDT 1:00pm MDT
UNLV @ Nevada Reno, NV 90% 9:21am PDT 2:00pm PDT