The 2012-2013 college football season is here and you can catch more games live online than ever from conferences like the Big Ten, PAC-12, SEC, Big East, Big 12 and more! The 2012-2013 season kicks into gear in week 3 with Gameday Saturday, September 15th. Whether it be on your iPad, iPhone, Android device, tablet, or computer, there are more ways then ever to watch all the college football action live online.

Check back and we will update the schedule of live college football online on a weekly basis and the place to watch each game live online. Use the search in the top right to also find other college football videos and news with the latest standings, rankings, and scores.

Below are the games that will be available on the ESPN Network. Check with the individual options to see whether they are streamed online via GamePlan, ESPN Player, or ESPN3.

12:00 PM ET - Wake Forest at No. 5 Florida State
12:00 PM ET - No. 13 Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh
12:00 PM ET - Arkansas State at Nebraska
12:00 PM ET - Bethune-Cookman at Miami (FL)
12:21 PM ET - Louisiana-Monroe at Auburn
12:30 PM ET - Connecticut at Maryland
12:30 PM ET - Presbyterian at Vanderbilt
3:00 PM ET - Furman at No. 11 Clemson
3:30 PM ET - North Carolina at No. 19 Louisville
3:30 PM ET - Virginia at Georgia Tech
3:30 PM ET - Navy at Penn State
3:30 PM ET - Morgan State at Akron
4:00 PM ET - Stony Brook at Syracuse
6:00 PM ET - No. 18 Florida at No. 23 Tennessee
6:00 PM ET - South Alabama at North Carolina State
7:00 PM ET - UAB at No. 8 South Carolina
7:00 PM ET - Western Kentucky at Kentucky
7:00 PM ET - Arizona State at Missouri
7:00 PM ET - North Carolina Central at Duke
7:00 PM ET - Delaware State at Cincinnati
7:00 PM ET - Rice at Louisiana Tech
7:00 PM ET - Bowling Green at Toledo
7:00 PM ET - Mississippi State at Troy
7:30 PM ET - Florida Atlantic at No. 7 Georgia
8:00 PM ET - Idaho at No. 3 LSU
8:00 PM ET - Colorado State at San Jose State
9:15 PM ET - No. 14 Texas at Ole Miss
10:00 PM ET - No. 25 Brigham Young at Utah

Some games may be subject to blackout.

The following games will be available on the Big Ten Networks:

12:00 PM ET - Western Michigan at Minnesota
12:00 PM ET - Charleston Southern at Illinois
12:00 PM ET - Eastern Michigan at Purdue
3:30 PM ET - Massachusetts at No. 17 Michigan
3:30 PM ET - Boston College at Northwestern
3:30 PM ET - Northern Iowa at Iowa
8:00 PM ET - Ball State at Indiana
8:00 PM ET - Utah State at Wisconsin

The following games will be available on the PAC-12 Networks:

3:00 PM ET - Tennessee Tech at No. 4 Oregon

The following games will be available on CBSSports.com ULive:

12:00 PM ET - Northern Illinois at Army
1:00 PM ET - Fordham vs Cornell
1:00 PM ET - Dayton vs Robert Morris
1:00 PM ET - Georgetown vs Yale
3:30 PM ET - East Carolina at Southern Miss
6:00 PM ET - Old Dominion vs Campbell
6:30 PM ET - Marshall vs Ohio
7:05 PM ET - Nevada vs Northwestern State
8:00 PM ET - Colorado at Fresno State