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Mountain West football schedule grid 2026

All 10Mountain West teams, the whole regular season, one screen. Rows are teams; columns are days. An @ means an away game, and kick-off times are in your own timezone rather than US Eastern time.

Teams as rows, one column per day. Each cell names that day's opponent; an "@" marks an away game.
Team August 2026 September 2026 October 2026 November 2026 GP
29 2026-08-29 30 2026-08-30 31 2026-08-31 1 2026-09-01 2 2026-09-02 3 2026-09-03 4 2026-09-04 5 2026-09-05 6 2026-09-06 7 2026-09-07 8 2026-09-08 9 2026-09-09 10 2026-09-10 11 2026-09-11 12 2026-09-12 13 2026-09-13 14 2026-09-14 15 2026-09-15 16 2026-09-16 17 2026-09-17 18 2026-09-18 19 2026-09-19 20 2026-09-20 21 2026-09-21 22 2026-09-22 23 2026-09-23 24 2026-09-24 25 2026-09-25 26 2026-09-26 27 2026-09-27 28 2026-09-28 29 2026-09-29 30 2026-09-30 1 2026-10-01 2 2026-10-02 3 2026-10-03 4 2026-10-04 5 2026-10-05 6 2026-10-06 7 2026-10-07 8 2026-10-08 9 2026-10-09 10 2026-10-10 11 2026-10-11 12 2026-10-12 13 2026-10-13 14 2026-10-14 15 2026-10-15 16 2026-10-16 17 2026-10-17 18 2026-10-18 19 2026-10-19 20 2026-10-20 21 2026-10-21 22 2026-10-22 23 2026-10-23 24 2026-10-24 25 2026-10-25 26 2026-10-26 27 2026-10-27 28 2026-10-28 29 2026-10-29 30 2026-10-30 31 2026-10-31 1 2026-11-01 2 2026-11-02 3 2026-11-03 4 2026-11-04 5 2026-11-05 6 2026-11-06 7 2026-11-07 8 2026-11-08 9 2026-11-09 10 2026-11-10 11 2026-11-11 12 2026-11-12 13 2026-11-13 14 2026-11-14 15 2026-11-15 16 2026-11-16 17 2026-11-17 18 2026-11-18 19 2026-11-19 20 2026-11-20 21 2026-11-21 22 2026-11-22 23 2026-11-23 24 2026-11-24 25 2026-11-25 26 2026-11-26 27 2026-11-27 28 2026-11-28
AF Air Force DUQ NDSU @NEV ? NAVY @NIU UNLV @WYO CONN @ARMY SJSU UTEP @UNM 12
HAW Hawai'i @STAN UNLV NMSU @WYO SJSU @ASU ? UNM ? @NIU ? @UTEP ? NDSU @NEV ? SAC 12
NEV Nevada WKU MTST @MTSU AF ? @UTEP ? @NDSU SJSU @UCLA ? UNM @NIU ? HAW ? @UNLV 12
UNM New Mexico CMU MERC ? @OU @NMSU UTEP ? @HAW ? NDSU @SJSU ? @NEV UNLV @WYO AF 12
NDSU North Dakota State JXST FOR @AF @SAC WYO @UNLV NEV @UNM UTEP @HAW NIU @SJSU 12
NIU Northern Illinois @IOWA ILST @ARIZ @GAST ? AF @WYO HAW ? @UNLV @SJSU ? NEV ? @NDSU UTEP ? 12
SJSU San José State @USC @EMU CP ? FRES @HAW WYO @UTEP @NEV UNM ? NIU ? @AF UNLV NDSU 13
UNLV UNLV MEM @HAW @UNT @AKR ? CAL NDSU @AF NIU WYO @UNM @SJSU NEV 12
UTEP UTEP @OU TXSO @MICH ORST @UNM ? NEV ? SJSU @NDSU HAW ? WYO ? @AF @NIU ? 12
WYO Wyoming @CSU UNCO @CMU HAW @NDSU @SJSU NIU AF @UNLV @UTEP ? UNM CONN ? 12

home @ away no games league-wide

80 games, Aug 29 – Nov 28. College football data by CollegeFootballData.com, updated nightly.

The 2026 Mountain West season at a glance

The 2026 regular season runs from Aug 29 to Nov 28: 80 games involving the 10 Mountain West teams, 12–13 each. Saturday carries 73 of them; the rest are spread across the days either side, which is why the grid is built from days rather than weeks — a Thursday night game and a Saturday afternoon game are two days apart, and a week column would say only that they happened in the same week.

Because a team plays about once a week, most of this grid is white space: games fall on 20 of the season's 92 days, leaving 72 with no game at all. That is the shape of a college football season rather than a fault in it.

Opponents from outside the Mountain West

A conference is not a whole season. 39 of these 80 games are against teams from other conferences or from outside FBS altogether, and most of them fall in September before conference play begins. They are on this grid because a Mountain West team genuinely plays them — leaving those cells blank would make a row look like the team had a week off when it did not.

The cost is that such an opponent has no row of its own here, so you cannot scan down the table to find it. Those cells carry a dotted underline to say the opponent has no row in this table, as on USC. A team's own page shows its full season with every opponent named.

Kick-off times that are not fixed yet

19 of the 80 games on this page have a date but no confirmed kick-off time. That is not missing data: college football's kick-off times are chosen by the television networks a week or two ahead, so a game on the schedule today may end up at noon or under the lights, and occasionally moves off Saturday altogether. Those games carry a ? and no clock time. A placeholder you could not tell from a real time would be worse than none, so the page prints none.

Home, away and results

A cell names the opponent. Home and away are distinguished by colour and, because colour alone excludes colour-blind readers, by an @ before away opponents. Days a team does not play are left blank. Once a game has been played its final score replaces the matchup, which is what makes the page worth coming back to during a season. The GP column counts games in the range you are looking at.

Kick-off times outside the United States

College football is published in US Eastern time, and most other schedule sites leave you to convert it yourself. A Saturday-night game in the United States kicks off in the small hours of Sunday morning in Europe, and this page shows it in your own timezone, detected automatically and overridable in the “Times in” control. Because a grid column is the league's own calendar date, a converted time can belong to the following day where you are, and those carry a +1. Tapping a game shows the full local date, the stadium, and the kick-off in the stadium's own clock.

Frequently asked questions

How many games are in the 2026 Mountain West season?

80 games involving Mountain West teams, from Aug 29 to Nov 28. Teams play between 12 and 13 games — college football has no fixed number, unlike the professional leagues. 39 of those games are against teams outside the Mountain West, and they are shown here because they are part of the season these teams play.

Why do some opponents have no row in the table?

Because they are not in the Mountain West. A team's season is not only its conference games: 39 of the 80 games here are against teams from other conferences or outside FBS, and most of them fall in September. USC is one such opponent. Those games are shown rather than hidden, because leaving them blank would make a row look like the team had a week off when it did not. An opponent with no row of its own is marked with a dotted underline.

Why is the kick-off time missing for some games?

Because it has not been decided yet. Television picks the kick-off times for college football a week or two ahead, so a game published today may be at noon or in the evening — and occasionally moves from Saturday to Friday. 19 of the 80 games on this page have a date but no confirmed time, and they are marked with a "?" rather than given a made-up one. A placeholder time you could not tell from a real one would be worse than none.

Why is there no grid of all FBS teams together?

Because 138 rows is not readable, on a phone or anywhere else. FBS is followed by conference, and a conference is a dozen or so teams, which fits one screen. Every conference has its own grid on this site, and a team's own page shows its full season including the games against other conferences.

Why are so many columns empty?

Because a team plays once a week. The season covers 92 days and games fall on 20 of them, so 72 days carry no game at all. Saturday is the main matchday, with 73 of the 80 games. The empty columns are the shape of the season rather than a fault in it, and keeping them means every row runs left to right in true date order.

How do I see Mountain West kick-off times in my own timezone?

They are already converted. The page detects your timezone and shows every confirmed kick-off in it, and the "Times in" control lets you pick another. College football is published in US Eastern time, so a Saturday-night game there starts in the small hours of Sunday across Europe — a game that crosses midnight carries a +1 mark so it cannot be mistaken for the same evening.

Does this include bowl games and the College Football Playoff?

No. This grid is the regular season, the same as every other grid on this site. Conference championship games, bowls and the College Football Playoff are postseason: they are decided round by round as the season ends, so a grid of them would be mostly empty columns that change shape every week.

How do I read the grid?

Rows are Mountain West teams, alphabetical. Columns are single days, on a phone as well as a desktop — the grid scrolls sideways. A cell shows the opponent; an @ and a separate colour mark an away game, a dotted underline marks an opponent with no row here, and the final score replaces the matchup once a game has been played. The GP column counts games in view. Tap any game for its kick-off time and stadium.

Where does this schedule come from?

From CollegeFootballData.com, fetched once a night and rendered as static pages. Nothing is fetched while you read the page, so it loads at the same speed whatever is happening upstream.

Teams

Air Force Hawai'i Nevada New Mexico North Dakota State Northern Illinois San José State UNLV UTEP Wyoming