Ten college football teams eye undefeated seasons in 2026
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 1:00 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026

CBS Sports identifies ten college football teams that have the potential for undefeated seasons in 2026. Teams include Texas Tech, which benefits from a favorable schedule and strong roster, and Notre Dame, which faces early challenges against Wisconsin and BYU. Miami and Oregon are also highlighted, with both teams expected to contend for top rankings if they can navigate key matchups. Indiana, with a new quarterback, aims to prove itself against tough opponents like Ohio State and USC. As the season progresses, these teams will look to maintain their strong momentum for playoff considerations.
- •Texas Tech boasts a forgiving schedule with early tests against Houston and Oklahoma State.
- •Notre Dame opens the season against Wisconsin at Lambeau Field.
- •Miami features an explosive offense and key talent additions, including quarterback Darian Mensah.
- •Oregon looks to overcome past postseason disappointments with a strong start.
- •Indiana's success hinges on its games at home against Ohio State and USC.
- 1:00 PMCBS Sports — Which college football teams can go undefeated in 2026? Here are 10 potential candidates
"Every college football team sets out to win each game, but only a select few have the talent, coaching and schedule favorability to pull off that feat
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