Where is Big Noon Kickoff in Week 5? Schedule, location, date and more explored

"Big Noon Kickoff" is a popular college football show that airs on Saturday at a campus to preview the day's games. The show serves as the pregame segment for FOX College Football but leads right into "Big Noon Saturday," which is a game at noon ET every Saturday.

The show travels to different school campuses to be on-site for the game featured in the noon window each week. Here is what fans need to know for Week 5 of the popular Fox show.

'Big Noon Kickoff' Week 5 Location

FOX announced that the "Big Noon Kickoff" will take place in Orlando, Florida, on Saturday, Sept. 28, for the UCF Knights home game against the Colorado Buffaloes at FBC Mortgage Stadium.

The game is at 3:30 p.m. ET, so it isn't the traditional noon ET kickoff, but it is one of the biggest games of the week.

UCF was on its open week in Week 4 and is coming off a 35-34 road win over TCU to improve to 3-0. Meanwhile, Colorado is 3-1 and coming off a thrilling 38-31 overtime win over Baylor on Saturday. The Buffaloes completed a Hail Mary with no time on the clock to force OT.

"It kind of threw us back to last year a little bit, didn't it? Like that nostalgia, that's the way stuff was starting last year," coach Deion Sanders said. "I'm like, 'Man, I'm going gray, what you trying to do to me, fellas?' It was a tough one. This press conference could be totally different right now, but I'm excited that we won."

This is the first meeting between UCF and Colorado.

'Big Noon Kickoff' crew

FOX's "Big Noon Kickoff" has a star-studded crew to help preview the week's college football games.

The panel includes 2004 Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart, former Notre Dame star quarterback Brady Quinn, 2009 Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram and three-time national champion coach Urban Meyer.

The show is hosted by Rob Stone. It also features insider Bruce Feldman, reporter Tom Rinaldi and gambling expert Chris Fallica.

Here is where "Big Noon Kickoff" has been through four weeks:

• Week 1: No. 8 Penn State at West Virginia
• Week 2: No. 3 Texas at No. 10 Michigan
• Week 3: No. 4 Alabama at Wisconsin
• Week 4: Marshall at No. 3 Ohio State