Wednesday, September 27, 2023

2023-24 College Football Week 5 National TV, Streaming, & Radio Schedule

 

Additional information will be filled in when it is made available. All assignments are subject to change. 

Thursday, September 28
7:30 PM- Temple at Tulsa
ESPN: Matt Barrie, Dan Mullen, Harry Lyles Jr.

7:30 PM- Middle Tennessee at Western Kentucky
CBSSN: Alex Del Barrio, Malik Zaire

8 PM- Jacksonville State at Sam Houston
ESPNU: Drew Carter, Dustin Fox 

Friday, September 29
7 PM- Louisville at NC State
ESPN: Anish Shroff, Andre Ware, Paul Carcaterra 

7 PM- Columbia at Princeton
ESPNU: Eric Frede, Jack Ford

9 PM- Utah at Oregon State
FS1: Tim Brando, Spencer Tillman

9 PM- Louisiana Tech at UTEP
CBSSN: Carter Blackburn, Robert Turbin

10:15 PM- Cincinnati at BYU
ESPN: Clay Matvick, Aaron Murray, Lauren Sisler 
BYU RadioGreg Wrubell, Hans Olsen, Mitchell Juergens

Saturday, September 30
Noon- Clemson at Syracuse 
ABC: Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek, Tom Luginbill 

Noon- USC at Colorado
FOX: Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft

Noon- Florida at Kentucky
ESPN: Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer, Katie George 
Gridiron RadioNoah Britt, Jon Reynolds, Dusty Bonner

Noon- UAB at Tulane
ESPN2: Roy Philpott, Roddy Jones, Alex Chappell 

Noon- South Alabama at James Madison 
ESPNU: Courtney Lyle, Hutson Mason 

Noon- Louisiana at Minnesota
BTN: Chris Vosters, Brock Vereen, Dannie Rogers

Noon- Penn State at Northwestern
BTN: Mark Followill, Jake Butt, Brooke Fletcher

Noon- Texas A&M vs. Arkansas
SEC: Dave Neal, Matt Stinchcomb, Alyssa Lang 
ESPN RadioMike Couzens, Max Starks, Mike Peasley

Noon- Utah State at UConn
CBSSN: Chris Lewis, Ross Tucker, Keiana Martin 

Noon- Duquesne at LIU
NEC Front Row: Pat Boyle, Gregg Caserta

Noon- Buffalo at Akron
ESPN+: Anthony Lima, Ryan Cavanaugh 

Noon- Morgan State at Yale
ESPN+: Justin Gallanty, Jack Siedlicki

Noon- Central Connecticut at Brown
ESPN+: Scott Cordischi, John Anderson, Nick Coit

Noon- Howard at Robert Morris 
ESPN+: Adam Gusky, Ray Thomas

Noon- San Diego at Davidson 
Davidson All-Access: Jon Gross, Sam Goldfarb 

1 PM- Dartmouth at Penn
NBCS PHIL, ESPN+: Joe Tordy, Joe Valerio

1 PM- Lehigh at Monmouth
NBCS PHIL+, SNY, FloFootball: Matt Harmon, Emory Hunt 

1 PM- Miles at Albany State
TheGrio: James Hadnot, Antoine Bethea, Lawrencia Moten

1 PM- Merrimack at Sacred Heart
NEC Front Row: Randy Brochu, Freddie Coleman

1 PM- Saint Francis at Stonehill
NEC Front Row: Charlie Bergeron

1 PM- Stetson at Marist
ESPN+: Geoff Brault, Steve Eggink

1 PM- East Tennessee State at Samford
ESPN+: Blake Gardner, Damian Mitchell, Lynden Blake

1 PM- Virginia U of Lynchburg at Delaware State
ESPN+: Gary Laing, Mike Walker

1 PM- Bryant at Rhode Island
FloFootball: Stone Freeman, Kyle Rowley, Zach Austin

1 PM- Presbyterian at Butler 
FloFootball: Joey Lindstrom, Caleb Groce

1 PM- St. Thomas at Dayton
Facebook (Dayton Flyers Football): Paul Fritschner, Jared Phillips

1:30 PM- Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan
ESPN+: Dan Gutowsky, Marcus Ray

2 PM- Virginia at Boston College
CW: Tom Werme, James Bates, Tabitha Turner

2 PM- Hampton at Richmond
Monumental SN, FloFootball: Bob Black, Chris Anderson, Sean Robertson

2 PM- South Dakota at North Dakota State
ABC ND, ESPN+: Dom Izzo, Kyle Emanuel, Logan Campbell
Midco SN, Midco+: Jay Elsen, David Brown, Jody Norstedt

2 PM- Youngstown State at UNI
Panther SN, Marquee SN, ESPN+: Brad Wells, Justin Surrency

2 PM- William & Mary at Elon
WMYV, FloFootball: Taylor Durham, Khirey Walker, Hannah Bradey

2 PM- North Carolina A&T at Norfolk State
ESPN+: Ian Unsworth, Gene Clemons, Cayla Sweazie

2 PM- Austin Peay at Lindenwood
ESPN+: Bob Ramsey, Zach Zook, Jacob Stanoch

2 PM- Colgate at Cornell
ESPN+: Barry Leonard, Buck Briggs

2 PM- Western Carolina at The Citadel
ESPN+: Dave Weinstein, Jason Kempf

2 PM- Fordham at Georgetown
ESPN+: Jeremy Huber, Lynell Willingham

2 PM- Drake at Morehead State
ESPN+: Jared Stacy, Hunter Hurst

2 PM- Southwest Minnesota State at Valparaiso
ESPN+: Todd Ickow, Brian Jennings

2:30 PM- Miami (OH) at Kent State
ESPN+: Michael Reghi, Je'Rod Cherry

3 PM- Arizona State at Cal
P12, P12 AZ, P12 BAY: J.B. Long, Shane Vereen

3 PM- Tuskegee at Alabama A&M
HBCU Go: Charlie Neal, Jon Kelley, Ashley Holder

3 PM- Lincoln (CA) vs. Texas Southern
AT&T SW: Matt Pedersen, Ken Moore 

3 PM- North Dakota at South Dakota State
Midco SN, ESPN+: Tom Nieman, Kurtis Riggs, Darron Wallace

3 PM- Weber State at Northern Colorado
ESPN+: Jason Alvine, Nick Hager

3 PM- Towson at New Hampshire
FloFootball: Justin McIsaac, Brian Espanet, Evan Gray

3:30 PM- Georgia at Auburn
CBS: Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Jenny Dell
Touchdown RadioBrett Dolan, Gino Torretta

3:30 PM- Michigan at Nebraska
FOX: Jason Benetti, Brock Huard, Allison Williams

3:30 PM- Kansas at Texas
ABC: Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy, Molly McGrath

3:30 PM- UCF at Baylor
FS1: Eric Collins, Devin Gardner

3:30 PM- Texas Tech at Houston
 FS2: Dan Hellie, Petros Papadakis

3:30 PM- Indiana at Maryland
BTN: Connor Onion, Matt Millen, Elise Menaker

3:30 PM- Wagner at Rutgers
BTN: Lisa Byington, Anthony Herron, Meghan McKeown

3:30 PM- Northern Illinois at Toledo
ESPNU: Jay Alter, Rene Ingoglia

3:30 PM- Bowling Green at Georgia Tech
ACCN: Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich, Marilyn Payne

3:30 PM- South Florida at Navy
CBSSN: Jordan Kent, Randy Cross, Sheehan Stanwich Burch

3:30 PM- Illinois at Purdue
Peacock: Brendan Burke, Michael Robinson, Zora Stephenson

3:30 PM- Bucknell at Lafayette
Lafayette SN, ESPN+: Gary Laubach, Mike Joseph, Sam Kuperman 

3:30 PM- Ball State at Western Michigan
ESPN+: Doug Sherman, Forest Conoly

3:30 PM- Arkansas State at UMass
ESPN+: Jay Burnham, Matt Goldstein, Natalie Noury

3:30 PM- Old Dominion at Marshall
ESPN+: Mark Martin, Carl Lee

3:30 PM- Villanova at Albany
FloFootball: Michael Johnson Jr. 

3:30 PM- Stony Brook at Maine
FloFootball: Jim Churchill, Bryan Stackpole 

4 PM- Boise State at Memphis
ESPN2: Beth Mowins, Kirk Morrison, Stormy Buonantony

4 PM- Missouri at Vanderbilt
SEC: Lowell Galindo, Derek Mason, Taylor Davis

4 PM- Hawai'i at UNLV
Silver State Sports & Entertainment: Matt Neverett, Steve Cofield
SPEC PPV, Team1Sports: Kanoa Leahey, Rich Miano

4 PM- Idaho at Eastern Washington
SWX, ESPN+: Dennis Patchin, Greg Peach

4 PM- Idaho State at Montana
MTN, East Idaho CW, ESPN+: Jay Kohn, Marty Mornhinweg, Kyle Hansen

4 PM- Portland State at Montana State
MTN, Fox 12+, ESPN+: Ben Creighton, Ty Gregorak, Scott Breen

4 PM- New Mexico at Wyoming
MW Net, Stadium: Chris Sylvester, Jared Petrino, Bridget Howard

4 PM- Campbell at North Carolina Central
ESPN+: Jonathan Duren, Joe Simmons 

4 PM- VMI at Mercer
ESPN+: Frank Malloy, Phil Cox, Megan Birdsong 

4 PM- Tarleton at Southeastern Louisiana
ESPN+: Chase Gispert, Lucas Hill, Mackenzie Fletcher

5 PM- Harvard vs. Holy Cross
SPEC 1, ESPN+: Kevin Gehl, Kevin Shea, Laura Stickells

5 PM- Missouri State at Southern Illinois
ESPN+: Noah Reed, Stone Labanowitz

6 PM- LSU at Ole Miss
ESPN: Bob Wischusen, Robert Griffin III, Kris Budden
Westwood OneMatt Chazanow, Derek Rackley

6 PM- Chattanooga at Wofford
Nexstar, ESPN+: Pete Yanity, Jay Sonnhalter

6 PM- Kennesaw State at Charleston Southern
ESPN+: Killian McClatchley, Jake DeLongchamps, Justin Biegel

6 PM- Southern at UAPB
Golden Lions All-Access: LaRon Marbley

6 PM- Alcorn State at Alabama State
Hornet SN (Alabama St Athletics on YouTube): Graham Dunn, Kamarri Darrington, Fred Sington

6:30 PM- Oregon at Stanford
P12, P12 BAY, P12 OR: Roxy Bernstein, Lincoln Kennedy

7 PM- Iowa State at Oklahoma
FS1: Jeff Levering, Mark Helfrich
Compass MediaGregg Daniels, Chad Brown

7 PM- Coastal Carolina at Georgia Southern
NFL: Jason Ross Jr., Tyoka Jackson

7 PM- Utah Tech at Colorado State
MW Net: Kevin McGlue, Mark Driscoll

7 PM- Troy at Georgia State
ESPN+: Matt Stewart, Sam Crenshaw

7 PM- Texas State at Southern Miss
ESPN+: Jason Baker, Larry Boyd

7 PM- Abilene Christian at North Texas
ESPN+: James Westling, LaDarrin McLane

7 PM- East Carolina at Rice
ESPN+: Richard Cross, Taylor McHargue, Smacker Miles

7 PM- Eastern Kentucky at North Alabama
ESPN+: Benjamin Ray, Bryan Neece

7 PM- Texas A&M-Commerce at Stephen F. Austin
ESPN+: Rob Myers, Hunter Taylor

7 PM- Grambling State at Prairie View A&M
ESPN+: Butch Alsandor, Lemont Williams

7 PM- Lamar at Houston Christian
ESPN+: Garrett Jones, Jonathan Fleming

7 PM- Eastern Illinois at Northwestern State
ESPN+: Patrick Netherton, Gary Reasons, Tyler Moody

7 PM- Indiana State at Murray State
ESPN+: Neal Bradley, Josh McKeel

7 PM- Florida A&M at Mississippi Valley State
YouTube (Valley Sports Network): Lee Hall

7:30 PM- Notre Dame at Duke
ABC: Rece Davis, Kirk Herbstreit, Holly Rowe
LearfieldChris Hassel, Mike Golic Jr.

7:30 PM- Michigan State at Iowa
NBC: Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge, Kathryn Tappen 

7:30 PM- South Carolina at Tennessee
SEC: Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, Cole Cueblic

7:30 PM- Charlotte at SMU
ESPNU: John Schriffen, Rocky Boiman, Dawn Davenport

8 PM- West Virginia at TCU
ESPN2: Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler, Kayla Burton

8 PM- Pitt at Virginia Tech
ACCN: Mike Monaco, Tim Hasselbeck, Taylor Tannebaum

8 PM- San Diego State at Air Force
CBSSN: Rich Waltz, Aaron Taylor, Tiffany Blackmon

8 PM- Appalachian State at UL Monroe
ESPN+: Chris Harris, Desmond Lighten

8 PM- Central Arkansas at Southern Utah
ESPN+: Spencer McLaughlin, Ryan Steineckert

8 PM- UC Davis at Cal Poly
ESPN+: Jay Holloway, John Kane

8 PM- Nicholls at McNeese
ESPN+: Jeff Palermo, Kip Texada

9 PM- Alabama at Mississippi State
ESPN: Mark Jones, Rod Gilmore, Quint Kessenich
ESPN RadioMarc Kestecher, Kelly Stouffer, Ian Fitzsimmons

9 PM- Northern Arizona at Sacramento State
KMAX, ESPN+: Dave Lewis, Darren Arbet

10 PM- Washington at Arizona
P12, P12 AZ, P12 WA: Ted Robinson, Yogi Roth

10:30 PM- Nevada at Fresno State
FS1: Dan Hellie, Petros Papadakis

Tuesday, September 26, 2023

2023 NFL Week 4 TV & National Radio Schedule

 

Thursday, September 28
8:15 PM- Detroit Lions at Green Bay Packers
AMZNAl Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung
AMZN (SAP)Miguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú
Westwood OneIan Eagle, Joe Thomas

Sunday, October 1
9:30 AM- Atlanta Falcons vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
ESPN+Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky, Louis Riddick, Laura Rutledge
Disney+, ESPN+ (Toy Story Themed): Drew Carter, Booger McFarland, Pepper Persley
ESPN+ SAPEduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, John Sutcliffe 
Westwood OneJ.P. Shadrick, James Lofton

1 PM- Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills
CBSJim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson
Sports USA: John Ahlers, Brandon Noble

1 PM- Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns
CBSIan Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn
ESPN Radio: Steve Levy, Harry Douglas

1 PM- Denver Broncos at Chicago Bears
CBSAndrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Matt Ryan, AJ Ross

1 PM- Pittsburgh Steelers at Houston Texans
CBSSpero Dedes, Adam Archuleta, Amanda Renner

1 PM- Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles
FOXJoe Davis, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver
Compass MediaChris Carrino, Brian Baldinger

1 PM- Cincinnati Bengals at Tennessee Titans 
FOXAdam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink

1 PM- Los Angeles Rams at Indianapolis Colts
FOXKenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake

1 PM- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New Orleans Saints
FOX: Chris Myers, Robert Smith, Jen Hale

1 PM- Minnesota Vikings at Carolina Panthers
FOX: Alex Faust, Brady Quinn, Megan Olivi

4:05 PM- Las Vegas Raiders at Los Angeles Chargers
CBS: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins
Sports USA: Larry Kahn, Doug Plank

4:25 PM- New England Patriots at Dallas Cowboys
FOXKevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi 
Compass MediaKevin Ray, Danny White 

4:25 PM- Arizona Cardinals at San Francisco 49ers
FOXKevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin

8:20 PM- Kansas City Chiefs at New York Jets
NBC, PeacockMike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark
UNVSO
, TeleXitosMiguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú, Ariana Figuera 
Westwood OneRyan Radtke, Jason McCourty
EntravisionRicardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

Monday, October 2
8:15 PM- Seattle Seahawks at New York Giants
ESPN, ABC: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters
ESPN2Peyton Manning, Eli Manning
ESPNDEP: Rebeca Landa, Sergio Dipp, Katia Castorena
Westwood OneKevin Harlan, Kurt Warner 
EntravisionRicardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

Monday, September 25, 2023

News and Notes by Rudy Martzke (Sept 21-24)

 

Best feature: Amazon Prime’s piece on “Nowhere to Run: What Happened To The Running Back?  It chronicled Mike Shanahan & offensive mind of the late Alex Gibbs  & the success of RB’s under the regime and the leeriness of owners. Segment brought out a superb roundtable discussion.

Creative production: Amazon Prime, using the hit sitcom Full Hose from late 80’s to mid-90’s, with graphics of the intro of key players on the 49ers. The sitcom was based in San Fransisco with a phenomenal shot of The Golden Great Bridge and the Painted Ladies which Amazon used.

Hustle Award: Broadcaster Kevin Kugler, who has become one of the premiere broadcasters of our time, has a busy few days. Last night, he called Giants/49ers for Westwood One. Sunday, he will call Chargers/Vikings for Fox Sports. Monday, he will call Eagles/Bucs for Westwood One.

Best line: Amazon’s Prime Video’ Al Michaels, on 49ers QB Brock Purdy, “He’s the last pick in the draft and his backup was #3 pick in the draft.

Best graphics: Amazon Prime production team graphic of side by side comparison of Rookie Quarterback records at 1-5 and New Head Coaches having a 1-9 record.

Best line: Amazon Prime’s Al Michaels, after an 0-2 graphic on Bill Belichick and the Patriots first 0-2 start in 2001, “So they start 0-2 in 2001 and of course what happened? Bledsoe got hurt. Brady came in and they won the Super Bowl!”

Class act: Amazon Prime  showing a vintage classic clip of legendary broadcaster John Madden using an old CBS Chalkboard telestrator. Michaels adds, “No question. He created a new template,” on being asked by Herbstreit if he changed the game.

Funniest line: Prime’s Al Michaels noting Baker Mayfield’s epic game on TNF last year in less than 48 hours before joining Rams made a comeback on late drive on Raiders to win it. Mayfield said, “It was the most fun he’s ever had.” Michaels quips, “The most fun we had last year”

Best line: Fox Sports Tim Brando, on a Wisconsin QB Tanner Mordecai play fake run for a TD, “Everyone went for that play fake to Allen!  Didn’t they? It just opened up the green sea in the red zone!”

Top observation: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman noting that 2 Purdue penalties on two explosive plays negated 39 yards, “It been self inflicted wounds. That’s the problem and issue. I can’t blame the crowd for being disappointed but it’s self inflicted.”

Best line: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman, on Phil Longo’s air raid plays after an end around throw for a completion in the red zone to QB Tanner Mordecai, “This is not your father’s Wisconsin.”

Strongest comment: Fox Sports Tim Brando, “I believe schools like PUR, IND, & ILL are served playing Friday nights. I know some tradition rich programs in B10 don’t want it necessarily but I think you get a lot more attention on Fri night  than you get w/the glut of games on Sat”

Top Analysis: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman telling viewers that the Purdue defense requires players to vacate spots in man coverage so they don't overcover one spot while leaving another spot open.

Best Timing Award: Fox Sports Tim Brando sharing Wisconsin today is 6/6 on 3rd Down, but that it's thanks to the teams balanced offense (80 rushing and 86 passing) moments before Wisconsin converted their 7th 3rd Down of the game.

Top Stat: Fox Sports Tim Brando sharing Braelon Allen's rushing TD to put Wisconsin up 21-3 is his 28th rushing touchdown in 28 games, 19 coming as a starter.

Top observation: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman, on Wisconsin QB Tanner Mordecai completion, “This is a next level throw here. 3/4 across the field in versus man coverage. That is a requisite throw they like to see on the next level.”

Top nugget: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman reminding viewers that Wisconsin Head Coach Luke Fickell got his first job with Ohio State when Jim Tressel hired him for 2 years as a special teams coach. Tillman noting after a special teams penalty.

Top nugget: ESPN's Anish Shroff sharing Virginia RB Kobe Pace has worked side-by-side with Nick Chubb in the offseason because both are from Cedartown, GA and attended the same high school.

Best Timing Award: Fox Spencer Tillman, predicting run TD by Purdue from Wisconsin 19, “Right now they’ve had success running. If we look at their last 3 runs even though that was the shortest them. Now their populating the line of scrimmage. They should have an opportunity here”

Top observation: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman telling viewers on Wisconsin OC Phil Longo creativeness by pulling 2 right guards & tackle the opposite direction & QB ran option in opposite side of field. Longo drew up the opposite of following big guys & but their guys on an island.

Best line: Fox Sports Tim Brando, as Purdue QB Hudson Card scampered in for a TD at the end of the 3rd Quarter to tighten the game, “With apologies to Netflix, the 3rd Quarter becomes a House of Cards as the Boilermakers make their run trying to come back against the Badgers.”

Funniest moment: Fox Sports Tim Brando, after production caught a fan “shooting the bird from stands, Brando does an immediate impression of the 1972 MNF game of infamous legendary Hall of Famers Howard Cosell and “Dandy” Don Meredith from that night. Impressions were spot on #1

Class act: Fox Sports Tim Brando, giving a classy shoutout to Wisconsin’s Director of Football Brand Communications, Brian Lucas, thanking him for going over pronunciations one last time as it was his final game. Happy trails.”

Self Deprecating Humor Award: Fox Sports Tim Brando sharing Brian Lucas, Wisconsin’s Director of Football Brand Communications, told Tim & Spencer, there isn’t another crew he'd like to go out with. Brando quips, “I think he lied to us!  You and I put an end to a lot of careers.”

Interesting stat: ESPN’s Anish Shroff telling viewers NC State beat Virginia tonight to start 3-1 for the 12th consecutive year.

Top information: CBS Sports Rich Waltz sharing Boise State has decided to focus on developing a vertical pass game, and it has led to WR Eric McAlister catching 4 TD's over 20 yards in the last 5 quarters.

Top nugget: CBS Sports Rich Waltz sharing that San Diego State has struggled scoring points, averaging 19 a game, but a large portion of that has been because of 3 turnovers in the opponents redzone leading to 0 points instead of 3 or 7.

Top interview: CBS Sports Justin Walters sharing that Boise State HC Bush Hamdan has ties to San Diego. When he was 6 years old his family home in Kuwait was burned by an Iraqi invasion. The family was on a trip in San Diego, & once amnesty was granted they settled in San Diego.

Top analysis: CBS Sports Taylor McHargue sharing that SDSU QB Jalen Mayden is having a perfect first half (9/9, 120 yds, 1 TD) because he's being patient, rolling back, & putting the ball up high where only his WR's can catch it. If he aimed at the WR's, he'd have interceptions.

Funniest comment: CBS Sports Rich Waltz mentioning CBS Sports' Taylor's along with a non-existent contract, Waltz mentioned Aaron Taylor was scheduled to do the game, and that his condition upon not being able to do it was to replace him with another Taylor (McHargue).

Top illustration: Fox Sports Petros Papadakis sharing that a false start not only costs you yardage, but it also costs you leverage because you realize you can't get the jump without hurting your team more.

Strongest comment: SEC Networks Matt Stinchcomb, after Kentucky QB Devin Leary is intercepted by Vanderbilt: "That was a punt ... Leary just hung it up there."

Top Stat: ESPN's Robert Griffin III sharing that while Auburn's D is currently ranked #12, on 3rd Downs they rise to #4 at preventing 1st Downs.

Funniest exchange: ESPN's Bob Wischusen shared if you're the Auburn D, this game is playing out like you prefer in forcing FG's. RGIII retorted, "If I'm the officials though I want to throw the flag, because these offenses are horrendous."

Top Analysis: ESPN's Louis Riddick sharing that Kansas' offense comes out with multiple looks solely to put the defense on their heels. Mark Jones responds by pointing out Kansas averages 500+ yards of offense per game.

Best clarification: CBS Sports rules analyst Gene Steratore clarifying that on an Ole Miss penalty for off-sides that Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart that was on sideline for his helmet coming off on previous play  couldn’t return to the game as their was never an actual play run.

Excellent line: ESPN’s Greg McElroy chime as Clemson misses a potential game winning field goal, “What would've been a Hollywood ending” 

Sean McDonough brilliant quips, “Well, the writers are on strike." 

The thing that makes McDonough so great is he listens to his analyst.

ESPN’s McDonough excels making McElory better. McElroy notes Clem grad student  Jonathan Weitz had a job ready to start in NY makes 1st career FG attmpt” McDonough notes, “Dabo said “This is either going to be a great story, or terrible. It's off to a great start boss is here."

Quick insight: CBS Sports Ross Tucker notes that an Ole Miss blocked punt by Alabama that went out of bounds at the 1 yard line would have been just a safety if it would have gone out of bonds instead Alabama had an opportunity for a TD.

Top Foresight: ESPN's Louis Riddick sharing BYU is 10/10 in redzone efficiency this season seconds before Kedon Slovis threw a 10 yd TD to LJ Martin making them 11/11.

Top Nugget: ESPN's Quint Kessenich sharing the "Rock Chalk" part of Rock Chalk Jayhawk came because Kansas sits on top of limestone deposits. Moments later Mark Jones, "I've been in this industry 32-years and I didn't know that." Quint, "Being on this crew makes everyone smarter."

Top access: ABC showing Oregon HC Dan Lanning's pregame speech before playing Deion Sanders and Colorado: "They're fighting for clicks; we're fighting for wins."

Top Stat: ESPN's Matt Schick sharing that Alabama has had 10 negative plays against Ole Miss in the first half: a program high record for not just a half but an entire game.

Broadcasting clinic: ESPN’s Sean McDonough throughout the FSU/Clemson game he didn’t shy away from expressing his own thoughts McDonough had a brilliant telecast. Not only did he make McElroy better but he wasn’t hesitant to question moves equally and call out flags or no calls.

Top Analysis: ESPN's Louis Riddick sharing that the key to good defensive pressure is to never stop pursuing the ball because it leads to tips and overthrows that will lead to opportunities to gain the lead.

Best explanation: CBS Sports Gene Steratore telling viewers Alabama lost a down by lack of communication among officials. A 1st Down was never given by officials. Alabama ran a QB sneak up the middle thinking it was 3rd & inches. They didn’t convert and essentially lost a play.

Top Stat: ESPN's Louis Riddick sharing that a combination of forced turnovers and 108+ rushing yards has allowed Kansas to gain second half control.

Top info: ESPN's Mark Jones sharing Kansas is seeking consecutive 4-0 starts for the first time since 1913-1915.

Top information: CW's Tom Werme sharing that the 8 yard pass to WF WR Taylor Morin was the first 4th Down Wake Forest has gone for this season.

Top Stat: CW's James Bates sharing that Georgia Tech was ranked 3rd in forced turnovers in 2022, but they've tallied only 3 in 3 games in 2023.

Oops Award: Shortly after Wake Forest's DaShawn Jones got his 3rd Interception of the year and forced the first turnover of the game, the CW scoreboard showed the turnover count was in favor of Georgia Tech instead of Wake Forest 1-0.

Top Analysis: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that Baylor is helping Sawyer Robertson regain his confidence by using quick slant passes that rely on Tight end blocks to gain 1st Downs.

Top Foresight: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that he thought Ketron Jackson is the key to Baylor's pass attack because of his ability to make plays down the field moments before Robertson completed a 39-yard pass to Jackson.

Funniest exchange: Shortly after ESPN's Dave Pasch talked about October being a sports fans dream, Dvoracek cut in, "Don't forget the cooler weather. It's something fans look forward to." Pasch replied, "Won't that be a relief. It's over 100 here today."

Top Information: ESPN's Dave Pasch sharing that Texas RB CJ Baxter is the first freshman RB to start at Texas since Ricky Williams back in 1995.

Top Stat: (2nd Qtr) ESPN's Dave Pasch sharing that Texas only had 3 QB sacks in 2023 coming into the Baylor game, but tonight they've already got 3 sacks and 8 tackles For Loss.

Top Information: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing that in addition to problems protecting the QB, Baylor has also had 11 delay of game penalties coming into tonight that have killed series.

Top information: ESPN's Dusty Dvoracek sharing the key to stopping the zone run is penetration causing negative plays. Today it has led to Baylor having -2 rushing yards with 9 minutes remaining in the 2nd.

Top Analysis: ACC Network's Tim Hasselbeck sharing that not granting the right of substitution is the most forgotten rule by offenses. He points out that most of the penalties occur not on the 1st sub but rather the 2nd or 3rd sub when teams forget to let the defense do the same.

Dreaded Glitch Award: With 1:15 left until Halftime ACC Network had to add the "Technical Difficulties" note as audio began cutting in and out and then a black line and the Score bug begin scrolling up and down on the screen during North Carolina/Pitt.

Top Analysis: CW's James Bates sharing the only way to force turnovers is through aggressive football. Doing a paddy cake approach gives QB's too much time to find receivers down the field.

Top Follow-up: CW's Tom Werme sharing that the aggressive defense has been an eye opener. After only having 3 turnovers coming in, Georgia Tech has forced 5 tonight. After only having 4 sacks coming in, they've got 8 tonight. Leads to a 30-16 win.

Top reporting: NBC's Noah Eagle sharing that Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman always plays to win, but in his experience most games aren't decided until the final 4 minutes when big plays finally erupt.

Top Analysis: NBC's Noah Eagle sharing that one of the big factors determining if a pass interference call is made or not is if the ball is underthrown. When that happens the officials have to decide if it's catchable or not, meaning an obvious PI might not occur.

Top Analysis: NBC's Todd Blackledge sharing the key to a 2 back formation is the willingness to block. When one does block it opens up the lane and often leads to big runs.

Top reporting: ESPN's Tom Luginbill sharing that even though Texas has scored 31 unanswered, Baylor will consider the 4th quarter a win if they can play with energy and have some execution.

Best timing award: NBC's Todd Blackledge sharing that for the game, Ohio State has only converted 44% on 3rd and 4 or less. After two failed rushes of 1 yard Ohio State hands the ball back to Notre Dame.

Top explanation: NBC's Terry McAulay explaining that international grounding was a correct call because even though a receiver was in the area, he was cutting in while the pass went out.

Funniest line: Fox Sports Tim Brando, "Fans don't like it. I understand it, and for those on social media wanting to go apocaltypic, this is why we have those seminars. It's why we have Blandino and all those guys."

Top Analysis: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman sharing that USC's fumble occurred because their offense was being too predictable in their patterns allowing the ASU defense to get aggressive.

Top Analysis: Fox Sports Spencer Tillman sharing that when you've had a previous turnover, even though replay overturned the second it begins to get into your head and leads to questioning the offense's efficiency.

Funniest line: FOX's Mark Schlereth on Lions rookie S Brian Branch:, “When you're that good, you can stick your mouthpiece in the top of your helmet and not even use it!”

Funniest exchange: ESPN Radio's Mike Tannenbaum, "I don't know that icing the kicker works in 65 degrees." Steve Levy, "I think they're trying to avoid hurrying to the lunchline. Tannenbaum, "It's probably mac and cheese on the menu."

Top Reporting: Fox Sports Chris Myers sharing that Trevor Lawrence stated they try not to think of last years playoff deficit, but the big positive they took from it is that they can rally from any deficit and have a shot.

Top stat: CBS Sports Kevin Harlan telling viewers the 35 points allowed by the Denver defense in the 1st half is the most a Denver defense has given up since 2010 against the Raiders.

Top Stat: Fox Sports Chris Myers sharing that CJ Stroud is showing great potential as the starter. Outcomes aren't always desired, but through 3+ games he's already thrown over 800 yards and 0 interceptions.

Best moment: Fox NFL Sunday, looking back at 30 yrs, showed viewers a clip of Jimmy Johnson in 1994 at home w/his fish aquarium background. Pat Summerall & John Madden were discussing & Madden w/the telestrator. Menefee quipped, “Jimmy, you created the whole work at home thing.”

Strongest comment: Fox Sports Jimmy Johnson, on Miami Dolphins, “They will win the AFC East. They could be playing Kansas City for the AFC Championship. The hardest offense to defend in the league.  Vic Fangio will have that D getting better each week. Thye have to stay healthy”

Best stat: CBS Sports Kevin Harlan telling viewers the 56 points scored by the Dolphins  is a franchise record. 55 points were the previous high for the team since 1977.

Top Stat: Fox Sports Chris Myers telling viewers that the Texans have had their most consistent games against the Jags, having won 9 of the previous 10.

Top reporting: Fox Sports Kristina Pink sharing that Texans QB Stroud warms up not by throwing the football to others but instead by throwing a basketball up and then catching it.

Top Stat: Fox Sports Kevin Kugler sharing that the 17 receptions today by Chargers WR Keenan Allen is a franchise record for most receptions by 1 WR in a single game.

CBS Sports Kevin Harlan and Trent Green are having a blast calling this 70-20 Dolphins blowout over Broncos. Green wondered, w/a little under half the 4th quarter, when Russell Wilson is still in the game. Harlan told viewers the entire starting offensive line were still in game.

Unheard of Stat: CBS Sports Kevin Harlan telling viewers that Dolphins are 1st team to have 5 throwing TD, and 5 rushing touchdowns.

Top Reporting: Fox Sports Dean Blandino explaining that one of the forgotten rules is if you have more than 1 injury timeout with 0 timeouts remaining, an automatic 5 yard penalty is applied to make sure teams don't delay the game with fake injuries.

Top Call: CBS Sports Beth Mowins, "Matt Gay going for history at 53. The kick is aways, it's up, it's split the uprights. The Colts have defeated the Ravens in OT, and Gay has made NFL history."  Gay became the first kicker to hit 4 Field Goals of 50+ yards.

Top stat: Fox Sports Greg Olsen telling viewers the TD by the Chiefs in the 1st Quarter were the teams first points in the 1st Quarter this season.

Top explanation: Fox Sports Daryl Johnston sharing that it isn't just injuries hurting the Cowboys offensive line. Having a new center means the snap counts have to be relearned and the QB doesn't have as much protection

Top Stat: Fox Sports Joe Davis telling viewers that Dallas hadn't given up any 20+ yards coming into today, but they've already given up 2 to Arizona. It's led to Dallas trailing in a game for the first time this season.

Top observation: Fox Sports Greg Olsen pointing out that Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is so good as he run a corner route but saw the the corner was waiting for him he ran a different route and was wide open for the competition.

Top information: Fox Sports Joe Davis pointing out that patience is the key to Dallas' attack, but they keep losing the chance to be patient because 11 penalties keep putting them in long yardage amounts allowing Arizona to blitz.

Top Analysis: Fox Sports Daryl Johnston telling viewers the key to any successful long runs involves the WR's being willing to get down and dirty by blocking down the field.

Strongest comment: Fox Sports Greg Olsen, on the Bears, “This is a shared collective failure. Players, coaches, and executives.”

Top Analysis: CBS Sports Charles Davis illustrating how the Seahawks run attack keeps working because when someone cuts inside to block a potential receiver, they haven't left a replacement behind allowing long runs on the outside to be successful.

Top Analysis: CBS Sports Charles Davis showing that Andy Dalton is able to recognize where holes will be because in his time in the NFL, he has learned how certain blocks develop holes. This recognition has made it easier to convert big plays.

Top Stat: Fox Sports Joe Davis sharing the Cowboys biggest problem, next to penalties, is redzone efficency. In Week 2 they went 2/6 in TD's. For W3 they're 1/6 with a pick and a stop on downs.

Top Stat: Fox Sports graphics showing that in the 2nd Half Dallas has dominated TOP 19 1/2 minutes to 8 1/2, but on the scoreboard they're losing 7-6 during that stretch.

Top Call: CBS Sports Ian Eagle, "Charbunnet, gets the play, gets the edge, trucking men, and it's 1st and Goal!"

Top Analysis: CBS Sports Ian Eagle sharing that Andy Dalton didn't want to do shifts and audibles vs. Seattle because of the noise, but the need to do so has only helped contribute to 13 team penalties and the score deficit.

Top Analysis: CBS Sports Charles Davis pointing out that even though he's not playing, QB Bryce Young needs to be paying careful attention to how Dalton distributes the ball downfield so he knows what to look for under pressure when he returns.

Top Graphic: CBS Sports showing that since 2008, the noise level in Seattle has led to 289 false start penalties, including 8 today.

Strongest comment: Fox Sports Terry Bradshaw, in Broncos Head Coach Sean Payton, “He doesn’t have his Quarterback. Russell Wilson is not his Quarterback.”

Top observation: NBC Sports Cris Collinsworth, after flags thrown & picked up for potential PI call, “That was definitely a think about it down there. Two officials down there in think about it mode. The one that didn’t think it was won out over the one that thought it was.”

Top analysis: NBC Sports Cris Collinsworth pointing out on and 3rd and 2 at crucial moment, the Raiders couldn't have called a worse defense. They are coming off a blitz at the slot off the left hand side and right into this split left so no way this cover guy could get there. 

Funniest moment: NBC Sports Cris Collinsworth, after Mike Tirico told viewers that JJ (Watt) is on our side of the world wearing make-up.  He created a career in TV at CBS. He was there in Week 1 and I asked what did you think of JJ on TV?  TJ responded, "I was with him starting the game, showed me the set up, eating out of a taco bowl." Tirico then asked TJ, "Will you be a TV guy?" Watt responded, "No chance. I won't be on TV when I'm done." Collinsworth quips to Tirico for mentioning makeup , "You wear makeup?"  Tirico, "Not now. At times. You look good in your makeup. Collinsworth quips, "Thank You." 

Hustle Award: Fox Sports Tim Brando and Spencer Tillman working flawlessly to cover both Wisconsin/Purdue in West Lafayette, IN Friday before flying to Tempe, AZ and repeating the fete on USC/ASU Saturday within 27 hours. 

Wednesday, September 20, 2023

2023 NFL Week 3 TV & National Radio Schedule

 

Thursday, September 21
8:20 PM- New York Giants at San Francisco 49ers 
AMZNAl Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung
AMZN (SAP)Miguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú
Westwood OneKevin Kugler, Tony Boselli  

Sunday, September 24
1 PM- New England Patriots at New York Jets 
CBSJim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson 
ESPN RadioSteve Levy, Mike Tannenbaum 

1 PM- Denver Broncos at Miami Dolphins 
CBSKevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins 

1 PM- Buffalo Bills at Washington Commanders
CBSAndrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Matt Ryan, AJ Ross 

1 PM- Tennessee Titans at Cleveland Browns 
CBSSpero Dedes, Adam Archuleta, Aditi Kinkhabwala

1 PM- Indianapolis Colts at Baltimore Ravens 
CBSBeth Mowins, James Lofton, Jay Feely, Amanda Renner

1 PM- Atlanta Falcons at Detroit Lions
FOXAdam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink 

1 PM- New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers 
FOXKenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake 
Sports USA: Larry Kahn, Mark Carrier

1 PM- Los Angeles Chargers at Minnesota Vikings 
FOXKevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin 
Compass MediaChris Carrino, Brian Baldinger

1 PM- Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars 
FOX: Chris Myers,  Robert Smith, Jen Hale

4:05 PM- Carolina Panthers at Seattle Seahawks 
CBSIan Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn  

4:25 PM- Chicago Bears at Kansas City Chiefs 
FOXKevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi 
Sports USA: Josh Appel, Brandon Noble 

4:25 PM- Dallas Cowboys at Arizona Cardinals 
FOXJoe Davis, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver 
Compass MediaKevin Ray, Danny White 

8:20 PM- Pittsburgh Steelers at Las Vegas Raiders 
NBC, PeacockMike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark
UNVSO
, TeleXitosMiguel Gurwitz, Rolando Cantú, Ariana Figuera 
Westwood OneRyan Radtke, Mike Golic 
EntravisionRicardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

Monday, September 25
7:15 PM- Philadelphia Eagles at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 
ABC, ESPN+Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters
ESPNDEPEduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega, John Sutcliffe 
Westwood OneKevin Kugler, Mike Mayock 

8:15 PM- Los Angeles Rams at Cincinnati Bengals 
ESPN, ESPN2Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky, Louis Riddick, Laura Rutledge
ESPN+ SAPESPNDEP (JIP @ 10:15 PM): Rebeca Landa, Sergio Dipp, Katia Castorena
Westwood OneKevin Harlan, Kurt Warner 
EntravisionRicardo Celis, Tony Nuñez

Tuesday, September 19, 2023

2023-24 College Football Week 4 National TV, Streaming, & Radio Schedule

 

Additional information will be filled in when it is made available. All assignments are subject to change. 

Thursday, September 21
7:30 PM- Georgia State at Coastal Carolina 
ESPN: Matt Barrie, Dan Mullen, Harry Lyles Jr.

7:30 PM- UAPB at Alabama A&M 
ESPNU: Tiffany Greene, Jay Walker 

Friday, September 22
7 PM- Wisconsin at Purdue
FS1: Tim Brando, Spencer Tillman 

7 PM- Brown at Harvard
ESPN+: Alex Vispoli, Tyler Davey, Mike Basile

7:30 PM- NC State at Virginia
ESPN: Anish Shroff, Andre Ware, Paul Carcaterra

10:30 PM- Air Force at San Jose State 
FS1: Dan Hellie, Petros Papadakis 

10:30 PM- Boise State at San Diego State 
CBSSN: Rich Waltz, Taylor McHargue, Justin Walters

Saturday, September 23
Noon- Florida State at Clemson  
ABC: Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy, Molly McGrath
Gridiron RadioNoah Britt, Jon Reynolds, Patrick Johnson

Noon- Oklahoma at Cincinnati 
FOX: Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft

Noon- Auburn at Texas A&M 
ESPN: Bob Wischusen, Robert Griffin III, Kris Budden
Compass MediaGregg Daniels, Chad Brown

Noon- Virginia Tech at Marshall 
ESPN2: Roy Philpott, Roddy Jones, Taylor McGregor

Noon- Western Kentucky at Troy 
ESPNU: John Schriffen, Rocky Boiman, Dawn Davenport

Noon- SMU at TCU
FS1: Eric Collins, Devin Gardner

Noon- Rutgers at Michigan
BTN: Cory Provous, Jake Butt, Brooke Fletcher

Noon- Kentucky at Vanderbilt
SEC: Taylor Zarzour, Matt Stinchcomb, Alyssa Lang

Noon- Tulsa at Northern Illinois 
CBSSN: Jordan Kent, Malik Zaire

Noon- Army West Point at Syracuse 
ACCN: Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich, Sherree Burruss

Noon- Sacred Heart at St. Francis-PA 
NEC Front Row: Pat Farabaugh, Jay Roberts

Noon- Butler at Stetson 
YouTube (HatterVision): Victor Anderson 

Noon- Cornell at Yale
ESPN+: Justin Gallanty, Jack Siedlecki

Noon- Bryant at Princeton
ESPN+: Cody Chrusciel, Dave Giancola, Renee Washington

12:30 PM- Georgetown at Columbia 
SNY, ESPN+: Lance Medow, Shawn Fitzgerald 

1 PM- Mercer at Furman 
Nexstar, ESPN+: Pete Yanity, Jared Singleton

1 PM- Stonehill at Fordham
ESPN+: Andrew Bogusch, Nick DeLuca 

1 PM- Lindenwood at Illinois State 
ESPN+: Kurt Pegler, Clay Harbor, Genna Rose

1 PM- Wofford at VMI
ESPN+:  Wade Branner, Chip Tarkenton

1 PM- Marist at Valparaiso 
ESPN+: Todd Ickow, Tom Byrne

1:30 PM- Western Michigan at Toledo
ESPN+: Michael Reghi, Je'Rod Cherry

1:30 PM- Lehigh at Dartmouth
ESPN+: Matt Corsetti, Steve Goldberg

2 PM- Colgate at Holy Cross
SPEC 1, ESPN+: Kevin Gehl, Kevin Shea, Laura Stickells

2 PM- Morehead State at St. Thomas 
Fox 9+, Midco+: Corbu Stathes, Chris Ohm

2 PM- Georgia Southern at Ball State
ESPN+: Jim Barbar, Tyoka Jackson

2 PM- Rhode Island at Villanova
FloFootball: Nick Mantegna, Steve Pinone, Tessa Peloso

2:30 PM- Charleston Southern at Western Carolina
ESPN+: Kyle Rush, Daniel Hooker

3 PM- Utah Tech at Missouri State
MC-22, ESPN+: Don West, Tom Mast

3 PM- Texas Southern at Grambling State
HBCU Go: Charlie Neal, Jon Kelley, Ashley Holder

3 PM- McNeese at Eastern Illinois
ESPN+: Mike Bradd, Dave Kidwell, Kacy Standohar

3 PM- Virginia U of Lynchburg at Robert Morris
ESPN+: Adam Gusky, Ray Thomas

3 PM- Chattanooga at Samford
ESPN+: Blake Gardner, Damian Mitchell, Lynden Blake

3:30 PM- Colorado at Oregon
ABC: Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer, Katie George
LearfieldChris Hassel, Mike Golic Jr.

3:30 PM- UCLA at Utah
FOX: Jason Benetti, Brock Huard, Allison Williams
ESPN Radio: Marc Kestecher, Kelly Stouffer, Ian Fitzsimmons

3:30 PM- Ole Miss at Alabama
CBS: Tom McCarthy, Ross Tucker, Jason McCourty, Tiffany Blackmon
Westwood One: J.P. Shadrick, Derek Rackley

3:30 PM- Maryland at Michigan State
NBC: Jac Collinsworth, Jason Garrett, Zora Stephenson 

3:30 PM- BYU at Kansas
ESPN: Mark Jones, Louis Riddick, Quint Kessenich
BYU RadioGreg Wrubell, Hans Olsen, Mitchell Juergens

3:30 PM- Miami (FL) at Temple
ESPN2: Lowell Galindo, Kirk Morrison, Stormy Buonantony

3:30 PM- Florida Atlantic at Illinois
BTN: Jason Ross Jr., Howard Griffith, Justine Ward

3:30 PM- Louisiana Tech at Nebraska
BTN: Mark Followill, Matt Millen, Meghan McKeown

3:30 PM- Boston College at Louisville
ACCN: Jorge Sedano, Orlando Franklin, Marilyn Payne

3:30 PM- Duke at UConn
CBSSN: Chris Lewis, Robert Turbin, Keiana Martin

3:30 PM- Monmouth at Lafayette
Lafayette SN, ESPN+: Gary Laubach, Mike Joseph, Sam Kuperman 

3:30 PM- Maine at William & Mary
YurView VA, FloFootball: Jay Colley, Shawn Knight

3:30 PM- New Mexico at UMass
ESPN+: Jay Burnham, Andy Gresh, Matt Goldstein

3:30 PM- Texas Tech at West Virginia
ESPN+: Drew Carter, Dustin Fox, Tori Petry

3:30 PM- Ohio at Bowling Green
ESPN+: Doug Sherman, Marcus Ray

3:30 PM- Delaware State at Miami (OH)
ESPN+: Anthony Lima, Ryan Cavanaugh

3:30 PM- Texas A&M-Commerce at Old Dominion
ESPN+: Chip Tarkenton, Andy Mashaw

3:30 PM- Penn at Bucknell
 ESPN+: Doug Birdsong, Kevin Herr

3:30 PM- Richmond at Stony Brook
FloFootball: Jonny Wincott, Sam Kornhauser, Brandon London

4 PM- Oklahoma State at Iowa State
FS1: Dan Hellie, Petros Papadakis

4 PM- Rice at South Florida
ESPNU: Jay Alter, Rene Ingoglia

4 PM- UTSA at Tennessee
SEC: Dave Neal, Derek Mason, Taylor Davis

4 PM- Norfolk State at Towson
Monumental SN, FloFootball: Spiro Morekas, Gordy Combs

4 PM- Sacramento State at Idaho
SWX, CW 31, ESPN+: Dennis Patchin, Ryan Phillips

4 PM- Montana at Northern Arizona
MTN, ESPN+: Jay Kohn, Marty Mornhinweg, Kyle Hansen

4 PM- Merrimack at Wagner
NEC Front Row: Keith Raad, Marc Enray

4 PM- Cal Poly at Portland State
ESPN+: Matt Richert, Scott Hermo

5 PM- Central Michigan at South Alabama
ESPN+: Pat Greenwood, Ryan Onkka

5 PM- Eastern Michigan at Jacksonville State
ESPN+: Mickey Shadrix, Chase Robinson

5 PM- Dayton at San Diego
ESPN+: Jack Cronin

6 PM- New Hampshire at Delaware
Delmarva SN: Jon Mozes, Pat Devlin
FloFootball: Scott Klatzkin, Bill Harman

6 PM- Fayetteville State at Virginia Union
TheGrio: James Hadnot, Antoine Bethea, Lawrencia Moten

6 PM- Gardner-Webb at East Carolina
ESPN+: James Westling, Reggie Walker

6 PM- Albany at Morgan State
ESPN+: Phil Schoener, Emory Hunt

6 PM- The Citadel at South Carolina State
ESPN+: Tyler Cupp, Demetrius Davis

6 PM- Northern Colorado at Idaho State
ESPN+: Dylan Carder, Kody Graves

6 PM- Alabama A&M at Florida A&M
ESPN+: Santoria Black, Tolly Carr

6 PM- Southeast Missouri at Eastern Kentucky
ESPN+: Greg Stotelmyer, Jim Tirey, Wes Chandler

6 PM- Elon at Campbell
FloFootball: Chris Hemeyer, Jay Sonnhalter

6:30 PM- Georgia Tech at Wake Forest
CW: Tom Werme, James Bates, Treavor Scales

6:30 PM- Liberty at FIU
ESPN+: AJ Ricketts, Jonathan Cyprien

7 PM- Oregon State at Washington State
FOX: Jeff Levering, Mark Helfrich

7 PM- Arkansas at LSU
ESPN: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Holly Rowe
ESPN Radio: Mike Couzens, Max Starks, Mike Peasley

7 PM- Appalachian State at Wyoming
CBSSN: Carter Blackburn, Randy Cross, Emily Proud

7 PM- Arizona at Stanford
P12, P12 AZ, P12 BAY: Ted Robinson, Yogi Roth

7 PM- Charlotte at Florida
SEC+, ESPN+: Clay Matvick, Aaron Murray

7 PM- Southern Miss at Arkansas State
ESPN+: Roger Twibell, Pete Cordelli, Darrell Greene

7 PM- Nevada at Texas State
ESPN+: Brant Freeman, Keith Moreland, Koral Riggs

7 PM- Nicholls at Tulane
ESPN+: Richard Cross, Taylor McHargue

7 PM- Colorado State at Middle Tennessee
ESPN+: Jake Rose, Jeremy Kellem, Justin Beasley

7 PM- Sam Houston at Houston
ESPN+: Mark Neely, Ryan Leaf, Shane Sparks

7 PM- Abilene Christian at Central Arkansas
ESPN+: Dylan McLemore, Wess Moore

7 PM- UT Martin at North Alabama
ESPN+: Benjamin Ray, Bryan Neece

7 PM- Austin Peay at Stephen F. Austin
ESPN+: Rob Myers, Hunter Taylor

7 PM- Southwest Baptist at Tarleton
ESPN+: John Liddle, LaDarrin McLane

7 PM- Kennesaw State at Tennessee Tech
ESPN+: Dylan Vazzano, Jacob Metz

7 PM- Bethune-Cookman at Jackson State
ESPN+: Butch Alsandor, Jorge Vargas

7 PM- Lincoln (CA) at Lamar
ESPN+: Dan Gresham, Bob Slovak, Lemont Williams

7 PM- Houston Christian at Southeastern Louisiana
ESPN+: Chase Gispert, Lucas Hill, Mackenzie Fletcher

7 PM- North American at UIW
ESPN+: Karl Schoening, Sam Kaman

7 PM- Prairie View A&M at Alcorn State
Braves All-Access: Charles Edmond, Cedric Bush

7 PM- St. Andrews at Davidson
Davidson All-Access: Jon Gross, Sam Goldfarb

7:30 PM- Iowa at Penn State
CBS: Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Jenny Dell
Touchdown Radio: Brett Dolan, Gino Torretta

7:30 PM- Texas at Baylor
ABC: Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek, Tom Luginbill

7:30 PM- Ohio State at Notre Dame
NBC: Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge, Ahmed Fareed, Kathryn Tappen 

7:30 PM- UAB at Georgia
ESPN2: Brian Custer, Rod Gilmore, Lauren Sisler

7:30 PM- Minnesota at Northwestern
BTN: Lisa Byington, Anthony Herron, Elise Menaker

7:30 PM- Akron at Indiana
BTN: Connor Onion, Adam Breneman, Dannie Rogers

7:30 PM- Memphis vs. Missouri
ESPNU: Courtney Lyle, Hutson Mason

7:30 PM- Mississippi State at South Carolina
SEC: Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, Cole Cubelic

7:30 PM- Buffalo at Louisiana
ESPN+: Dan McDonald, Eric Mouton

8 PM- North Carolina at Pitt
ACCN: Wes Durham, Tim Hasselbeck, Taylor Tannebaum

8 PM- UCF at Kansas State
FS1: Eric Collins, Devin Gardner

8 PM- James Madison at Utah State
KJZZ, Stadium, MW Net: Dave Fox, Alema Harrington, Frank Dolce

8 PM- Montana State at Weber State
MTN, KUPX, ESPN+: Ben Creighton, Ty Gregorak, Ashley Washburn

8 PM- Western Illinois at Southern Utah
ESPN+: Spencer McLaughlin, Ryan Steineckert

9 PM- UNLV at UTEP
ESPN+: Duke Keith, Jacob Boggs

10 PM- Eastern Washington at UC Davis
KQCA, ESPN+: Scott Marsh, Scott Gordon

10:30 PM- USC at Arizona State
FOX: Tim Brando, Spencer Tillman, Josh Sims

10:30 PM- Cal at Washington
ESPN: Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler, Kayla Burton

10:30 PM- Kent State at Fresno State
CBSSN: Dave Ryan, Donte Whitner

11:59 PM- New Mexico State at Hawai'i
SPEC PPV, Team1Sports: Kanoa Leahey, Rich Miano, Jordan Helle