Fourteen hours of college football arrive Nov. 7

College football fans planning next Saturday's couch time should clear the calendar now. November 7 carries 14 hours of games spread across four start windows, running from late morning into the night.

The day opens at 11 a.m. with Utah hosting BYU in a game billed as the Holy War. Texas visits Missouri at the same hour, and UCLA travels to Minnesota. Two more kickoffs follow at 2:30 p.m.: Alabama plays LSU, and Oregon meets Ohio State.

The evening block starts after 5 p.m. and stacks four games: Kentucky against Tennessee, Notre Dame against Miami, Georgia against Ole Miss, and Oklahoma against Florida. The source describing the schedule called it appointment viewing and advised handling chores before the day begins.

Away from the couch, New Orleans Saints players spent their week in Paris ahead of a game in France. Alvin Kamara, Justin Reid, Tyler Shough and other team members attended Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League match against Barcelona on Tuesday night. PSG won 4-2. Ticket prices started near 1,000 euros. Reid later spoke about the atmosphere in the stadium rather than the play itself and said he wanted to return soon.

The Pincus brothers, who grew up in the French Quarter, have opened Holywater there. Alex Pincus graduated from Metairie Park Country Day and Miles Pincus attended De La Salle on St. Charles Avenue. Their company, Crew, also runs Seaworthy in New Orleans. In New York, Crew lists Grand Banks, The Yacht Club, Holywater, High Tide, Montero, Drift In and Fireboat, with most of those on the city's waterfronts. Holywater has an oyster bar on the lower level and a restaurant on the upper level on Conti Street.