This weekend’s list of television sports events begins with college football as every top 10-ranked team is playing on a national broadcast or cable television network this Saturday.

CBS will air top-ranked Alabama’s game against 11-ranked Florida, while ESPN will televise second-ranked Georgia’s battle against South Carolina. Other games include third-ranked Oklahoma against Nebraska (Fox), No. 4 Oregon against Stony Brook (Pac-12 Network), No. 5 Iowa-Kent State (Big Ten Network), No. 6 Clemson vs Georgia Tech (ABC), No. 7 Texas A&M-New Mexico (SEC Network), No. 8 Cincinnati-Indiana, (ESPN) No. 9 Ohio State-Tulsa (FS1), and No. 10 Penn State-No. 22 Auburn (ABC).

On the soccer field, USA Network on Saturday will offer a Premier League contest between Southampton and Manchester City, while NBC showcases the Everton-Aston Villa match. Sunday’s action includes MLS games on ESPN (Orlando at Philadelphia) and FS1 (LAFC and Portland.)

Fox on Sunday will provide coverage of the NHRA DeWalt Carolina Nationals drag racing event, while NBC will offer IndyCar action with coverage of the Grand Prix of Monterey.

ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball game will feature two teams in the playoff hunt as the Philadelphia Phillies travel to New York to play the Mets. 

Week two of the NFL season will feature Sunday afternoon regional game action on CBS and Fox, while NBC’s Sunday Night Football game will showcase the Kansas City Chiefs against the Baltimore Ravens. 

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ABC on Sunday will mark the end of the WNBA’s regular season with an afternoon telecast of the Las Vegas Aces-Phoenix Mercury game. 

Fox Sports and Fox Sports 1 will be the home of the National Hot Rod Association Drag Racing Series as part of a long-term deal reached between the two parties.

The NHRA, which has been on ESPN since 2001, will move to Fox, with Fox Sports 1 offering coverage of Friday and Saturday qualifying and Sunday eliminations for each NHRA Mello Yello Series event, according to Fox Sports. A minimum of 16 Sunday eliminations will be presented in a live coverage format, with the remainder shown either in weekend afternoon or primetime slots, according to Fox.

Four of the live elimination shows will air on the Fox national broadcast network, said network officials.

“Committing to 16 live events, including four on the FOX broadcast network, certainly demonstrates the commitment and excitement level we have for the National Hot Rod Association,” said Jamie Horowitz, President of FOX Sports National Networks. “As home to the strongest and most diverse collection of racing properties on television, adding NHRA drag racing to the weekly lineup absolutely solidifies Fox Sports as the leader in motor sports television.”

For its part, ESPN vice president of league sports programming Julie Sobieski said in a statement: “The NHRA is an exciting form of racing with a very loyal fanbase. Unfortunately, we have had scheduling challenges with NHRA programming due to other commitments in the fall. We look forward to continuing our event coverage for the remainder of the 2015 season, and to serving fans with the stories of the NHRA on our news and information platforms for many years after that. We have tremendous respect for the NHRA and its history and we wish them all the best in the future.”