Saturday, Nov. 7 is loaded. Sports Illustrated asked whether Week 10 can rank among the best college football Saturdays of the century, and CBS Sports lists a slate that runs from a noon kickoff to a late-night finish. Seven marquee games are on the board. Here is who carries the most weight into each one, measured by the RallyFuel NIL Score.
The NIL Score is a composite out of 100 that blends on-field performance (35%), NIL visibility (20%), social power (20%) and fan demand (25%). It does not predict who wins. It shows who has built the biggest profile around the game. You can learn the terms in the NIL glossary. Scores below come from active-roster football players in the RallyFuel database as of Nov. 7, 2026. Poll rankings differ by source, so we left them out.
Today’s seven games at a glance
| Game | Kickoff (ET) | TV |
|---|---|---|
| BYU at Utah | Noon | ABC |
| Texas at Missouri | Noon | ESPN |
| Alabama at LSU | 3:30 p.m. | ABC |
| Oregon at Ohio State | 3:30 p.m. | CBS |
| Kentucky at Tennessee | 6:15 p.m. | ESPN |
| Miami at Notre Dame | 7:30 p.m. | NBC |
| Georgia at Ole Miss | 7:30 p.m. | ABC |
The five highest NIL Scores in today’s games
- Malachi Toney, Miami WR: 65.0
- Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State WR: 62.2
- Arch Manning, Texas QB: 60.2
- Dante Moore, Oregon QB: 58.9
- Gunner Stockton, Georgia QB: 58.5
All five are quarterbacks or receivers, which fits how NIL attention tends to flow to skill positions. Every one of them plays in a different game, so the profile race is spread across the whole slate.
Oregon at Ohio State: the biggest combined star power
Add up the top two NIL Scores on each roster and this 3:30 p.m. game on CBS leads the day at 232.3. Jeremiah Smith (62.2) and Julian Sayin (56.9) represent Ohio State. Dante Moore (58.9) and Evan Stewart (54.3) represent Oregon. Both quarterbacks sit in the mid-to-high 50s, and the gap between the two teams’ top names is only 3.3 points.
Miami at Notre Dame: Toney leads the entire slate
The prime-time slot belongs to NBC at 7:30 p.m., and the highest individual score of the day sits on the Miami side. Malachi Toney is at 65.0, with quarterback Darian Mensah next at 52.5. Notre Dame answers with safety Adon Shuler at 49.1 and quarterback CJ Carr at 48.5. Miami holds the clear edge in star power here, about 16 points at the top of the roster.
Georgia at Ole Miss: two quarterbacks within 2.5 points
This one also kicks off at 7:30 p.m., on ABC. Gunner Stockton of Georgia scores 58.5, and Trinidad Chambliss of Ole Miss scores 56.0. Ole Miss also has running back Kewan Lacy at 53.9, the deepest second name on either roster. CBS Sports notes Ole Miss needs a win to stay alive in the playoff race, so the stakes match the profiles.
Texas at Missouri: Manning towers over the field
Noon on ESPN. Arch Manning scores 60.2 for Texas, and receiver Cam Coleman adds 54.6. Missouri is led by quarterback Austin Simmons at 45.6 and receiver Cayden Lee at 42.2. The 14.6-point gap between the top scorers is among the widest on the board.
Alabama at LSU: a near-even split
CBS Sports says the loser of this 3:30 p.m. game on ABC will have three losses. On the NIL side, LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt leads at 56.1, followed by linebacker Whit Weeks at 48.9. Alabama counters with receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams at 51.2 and defensive back Zabien Brown at 49.3. The combined top-two totals are 105.0 for LSU and 100.5 for Alabama.
BYU at Utah: the closest quarterback matchup
Noon on ABC. Bear Bachmeier of BYU scores 50.6, and Devon Dampier of Utah scores 49.9, a 0.7-point difference and the tightest top-versus-top comparison today. CBS Sports calls it the first top-10 Holy War matchup.
Kentucky at Tennessee: a tight, balanced board
The 6:15 p.m. ESPN game has the lowest scores of the seven, but also the most even. Tennessee defensive back Kayin Lee leads at 41.2, Kentucky defensive back Jordan Castell is at 40.2, and linebacker Arion Carter and offensive lineman Tegra Tshabola both sit at 39.7. Kentucky and Tennessee have almost no separation, and defenders and linemen lead both rosters.
What the numbers say about NIL on a loaded Saturday
Skill-position players top the list in most games, but the middle of the pack is where schools differ. Oregon, Ohio State, Texas and Ole Miss each field two players above 53, which shows depth of profile, not just one name. You can compare every school on the school NIL leaderboard, and you can search any player in the college athlete directory.
Frequently asked questions
Who has the highest NIL Score in today’s biggest games?
Miami receiver Malachi Toney leads the seven games covered here at 65.0, ahead of Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith at 62.2 and Texas quarterback Arch Manning at 60.2.
Does a higher NIL Score mean a better player?
No. Performance is 35% of the score. The rest measures visibility, social power and fan demand, so the score reflects a player’s overall profile, not game results.
Which game has the most NIL star power?
Oregon at Ohio State. The top two scores on each roster add up to 232.3, the highest of the seven games.
Why are team rankings missing?
Poll and committee rankings differ between sources and change weekly, so this post sticks to schedules and RallyFuel’s own scores.
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