ESPN’s “College GameDay” is heading to South Bend for the biggest college football game of Week 1: No. 14 Michigan at No. 12 Notre Dame. More than just a top-15 showdown, it’s a rivalry renewed between two schools with no love lost. Michigan is coming off an 8-5 season last year, but some are expecting a big turnaround this fall, starting Saturday. Below, find kickoff time, TV channel information and odds for the Michigan-Notre Dame football game.

Michigan-Notre Dame football: TV channel, game time, odds

All times are ET. Odds via MyBookie.

TV channel: The Michigan-Notre Dame game will air on NBC.

Time: The Michigan-Notre Dame game kicks off at 7:30 p.m.

Location: The Michigan-Notre Dame game will be played in South Bend, Ind.

Odds: The game is currently listed as “pick ’em.”

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Saturday Tradition News: Kirk Herbstreit picks Michigan to beat Notre Dame

One “College GameDay” analyst wasn’t shy about sharing his pick ahead of the game. Kirk Herbstreit told reporters on a conference call that he sees the Wolverines starting the season with a win.

“Between us,” said Herbstreit, “I think they’re going to go to South Bend and win, and I think they’re going to get on a roll. I think they’re going to be able to create an identity. I think people that are down on Jim Harbaugh. By Week 3, they’re going to go back to saying how he’s the greatest coach in the country, and I think the momentum is going to be created there.”

Saturday Tradition News: Jim Harbaugh updates status of injured Michigan WR Tarik Black

One noticeable absence for Michigan on Saturday will be WR Tarik Black, who is out with a foot injury.

During his press conference on Monday, head coach Jim Harbaugh updated Black’s status after the injury.

“Some weeks,” Harbaugh said when asked about how long Black will be sidelined. “Very similar injury this year to the other foot. The good news is both [feet] will be fixed this year.”