Future schedules
Every FBS program’s announced future games, from the future-opponents section of its Wikipedia article (most cite FBSchedules.com and the schools’ announcements), for the seasons our schedule doesn’t hold yet: the season, the opponent as the article names it and our team for it, home, away or a neutral site (with the site where given) from the program’s side, and the date where given. Each article is read whole or not at all. confirmed is 1 when the opponent’s article lists the game the same season too; games the opponent’s article contradicts are left out. Many articles list non-conference games only.
2,544 rows, 2027–2040. Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). On the site: Team pages.
2,544 rows, page 1 of 51. Click a column to sort.
The CSV and JSON hold the rows these filters find, up to 50,000, with the ids that link them to other datasets; the JSON also describes each column.
Columns (10, what each one holds)
| Column | Type | What it holds | |
|---|---|---|---|
team_id | whole number | The team’s id; links to its team page | |
season | whole number | The season (the year it began) | |
ord | whole number | by date where given, else the article’s order | |
opponent_id | whole number | ours; NULL when not one of our teams | |
opponent | text | as the article names it | |
site | text | home | away | neutral, from team_id’s side | |
date | text | ISO date, where the article gives one | |
site_note | text | a neutral site: “Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta” | |
conference | whole number | 1 a conference game, 0 not, NULL unsaid | |
confirmed | whole number | 1 the opponent’s article lists it the same season |
How to cite
"Future schedules." CollegeFootballDigest, from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). https://collegefootballdigest.com/data/future-games. Retrieved October 19, 2026.
Name the original source, Wikipedia, and its license (CC BY-SA 4.0), which requires the credit and that what you build from it is shared alike.