TamirMoore.com: 2026

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

MLB on Fox: On Deck | Kevin Burkhardt and the "MLB on Fox" studio crew take their talents to the broadcast booth, as they will work the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry game this Saturday (or Guardians vs. Rangers in select markets) | Saturday, June 6, at 7:30 PM (ET) on Fox

Fox Sports’ lead MLB studio team (from L to R) — host Kevin Burkhardt, 2009 World Series champion Alex Rodriguez, Hall of Famer David Ortiz & Hall of Famer Derek Jeter. This week, Fox has assigned the studio team to game announcing duties for Saturday’s Red Sox-Yankees game. (Fox Sports)

| ⏵ Tuesday, June 2, 2026

🟆 Highlights:

“Baseball Night in America” returns to Fox on Saturday, June 6, with a special 7:30 PM ET start time. The Guardians square off against the Rangers in the middle game of the three-game weekend series.

Legends In The Booth: Three vital members of the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry — Alex Rodriguez, David Ortiz & Derek Jeter — will be calling Saturday’s Red Sox-Yankees game alongside play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt.

Rivalry Renewed: Jarren Duren and the Boston Red Sox visit Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the New York Yankees in the latest chapter of this storied rivalry on Saturday, June 6, at 7:30 PM ET on Fox.

Lone Star State Tussle: Brandon Nimmo and the Texas Rangers host Brayan Rocchio and the Cleveland Guardians in this American League matchup on Saturday, June 6, at 7:30 PM ET (6:30 PM CT) on Fox.

Just Fox games for this week. FS1 is off this Saturday and will not be showing MLB Saturday games again until mid-July.

One of baseball’s best rivalries takes center stage this weekend on “Baseball Night in America” as Trent Grisham and the New York Yankees (36-25) host Caleb Durbin and the Boston Red Sox (26-34) in another chapter of the historic Yankees-Red Sox series on Saturday, June 6, at 7:30 PM ET on Fox, highlighting Fox Sports’ two-game Major League Baseball coverage for this week.

A few housekeeping notes before we go any further. First, FS1 isn’t airing a Saturday game this week, so we will only be covering the Big Fox games for this week’s “MLB on Fox: On Deck” article. And secondly, we learned on Wednesday that Fox has chosen to drop their regional coverage for next Saturday (June 13) to televise some FIFA World Cup rematches. As a result, there will be NO “MLB on Fox: On Deck” article for next week. An early heads up for you guys there.

With that in mind, let’s talk about Saturday’s Guardians-Rangers contest.

“Baseball Night in America”: Red Sox vs. Yankees or Guardians vs. Rangers — Saturday, 7:30 PM ET on Fox:

Baseball Night in America, Fox Sports’ weekly MLB primetime series, continues on Saturday, June 6, with a primetime matchup at 7:30 PM ET on Fox. This week, the entire country will watch the Cleveland Guardians visit the Texas Rangers as a result of Saturday’s Red Sox-Yankees rainout.

Red Sox vs. Yankees:

Longtime American League rivals clash again as Wilyer Abreu and the Boston Red Sox (26-34) face Ben Rice and the New York Yankees (36-25) on Saturday, June 6, at 7:30 PM ET on Fox. As a special treat, Fox Sports is assigning its lead studio team of Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play), World Series champion Alex Rodriguez (analyst), Hall of Famers Derek Jeter (analyst) & David Ortiz (analyst) to call this game. As you know, Rodriguez, Jeter & Ortiz are three members of this transcendent Red Sox-Yankees rivalry.

This is a crucial part of the Red Sox’s schedule as they try to catch some fire 🔥 before the summer. Boston is currently 10.5 GB behind the Rays for first place in the AL East and 3.5 GB behind the Athletics for the third Wild Card spot in the American League. Boston is in the middle of a three-series stretch vs. AL East rivals (the Orioles currently, the Yankees this weekend, and the division-leading Rays early next week). On Wednesday night, they crushed the Orioles 8-1 at Fenway Park, behind three RBI from RF Wilyer Abreu and three hits from CF Ceddanne Rafela. Can Boston get things cooking before the All-Star Break?

For the Yankees, it’s the same old mantra every year — “World Series or BUST”. And so far in 2026, the Yankees are showing that they are a contender out in the American League. New York is trying to keep pace with first-place Tampa Bay in the American League East (1 GB as of Wednesday, June 3). Yankees 1B Ben Rice leads the team in runs scored (46) and runs batted in (44). Plus, Rice is tied with Yankees slugger Aaron Judge for the team lead with 17 home runs. However, the Yankees are in a funk, having dropped the first two games of their series against the Guardians. New York dropped a 5-4 decision to Cleveland on Wednesday night, despite Rice’s (one run, one hit) and 2B Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s (one run, one hit, on RBI) best efforts.

Guardians vs. Rangers:

José Ramírez and the American League Central-leading Cleveland Guardians (36-27) visit Joc Pederson and the Texas Rangers (30-32) on Saturday, June 6, at 7:30 PM ET (6:30 PM CT local) on Fox. Fox Sports’ Kenny Albert (play-by-play) and Eric Karros (analyst) provide commentary for Guardians-Rangers from Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

Do you guys remember Cleveland’s remarkable second-half surge to SNATCH the AL Central away from the Tigers last year? In case you missed it, Cleveland trailed by 15.5 GB in the division in early July. Then the Guardians heated up, posting a 20-7 September record, and somehow won a division championship they probably should not have won. Cleveland doesn’t need to worry about it in 2026, as the Guardians hold a 2.5 GB lead over the White Sox for the top spot in the American League Central. Home runs from José Ramírez (9), Rhys Hoskins (6), and Kyle Manzardo (7) fueled Cleveland’s 5-4 win over the Yankees on Wednesday, giving them the series victory with Thursday’s series finale still to come.

The Rangers have shown signs of life recently. Before Wednesday’s 5-3 loss to the Cardinals, the Rangers strung together five consecutive wins as they aim to track down the Athletics for the last Wild Card spot and the Mariners for first place in the American League West. Two major contributors for the Rangers are third baseman Josh Jung and first baseman Jake Burger. Burger leads the team in runs (30) and runs batted in (37). As for Jung, he leads the club in hits (67) and doubles (16). The Rangers try to reach the .500 mark (with wins on Friday and Saturday) and even surpass it (with a series sweep) during this Guardians series.

For additional information about the 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule and 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule, please consult the links displayed in the “Links Mentioned” section. Also, you can find the weekly 506 Sports Maps used to create these articles.

Links Mentioned 🔗:

. » 2026 MLB on Fox Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fox-schedule.html

. » 2026 MLB on FS1 Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/01/2026-mlb-on-fs1-schedule.html

. » 506 Sports Maps: https://506sports.com/mlb.php?yr=2026&wk=11

This week’s MLB regular season schedule on Fox, alongside Saturday’s regional splits, is located below ↘:

MLB on Fox: On Deck | MLB Broadcast Schedule & Regionalization | Saturday, June 6, 2026 (Fox) | All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

➨ 7:30 PM ET — Fox:

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|| ● Cleveland Guardians at Texas Rangers — Kenny Albert, Eric Karros — Fox

- ⏵ Distribution: National

- ⏵ 100% of Markets Include: ALL

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|| ● Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees — Kevin Burkhardt, Alex Rodriguez, David Ortiz, Derek Jeter, Ken Rosenthal — Fox

» Postponed due to rain (rescheduled to day/night doubleheader on Saturday, August 29).

▪ UPDATES:

None

- 🞹 Note: This week’s MLB schedule and announcing assignments on Fox are subject to change without notice.

|| 🛈 Sources: SportsLogos.Net & 506 Sports ||

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Saturday, May 30, 2026

2026 NBA Finals — Television Schedule & Commentators

The logo currently used for the NBA Finals (2026-present). (NBA)

| ⏵ Saturday, May 30, 2026 |

🟆 Highlights:

The 2026 NBA Finals will see the New York Knicks battle the San Antonio Spurs to find out which team will be crowned NBA champions for the season!

Just Like It’s 1999 All Over: Spurs & Knicks clash in the NBA Finals for the second time ever, with San Antonio defeating New York 4-1 in the 1999 NBA Finals for the first of five eventual Spurs championships.

ABC will exclusively televise the NBA Finals for the 24th consecutive season, with all games beginning at 8:30 PM ET.

Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer and longtime Knicks broadcaster Mike Breen, analyst and 2016 NBA Champion Richard Jefferson, fellow analyst and NBA veteran Tim Legler, & reporter Lisa Salters cap off their first season together with the television broadcast call of the 2026 NBA Finals.

For the first time ever, “Inside the NBA” will broadcast live from the NBA Finals! Ernie Johnson Jr., Hall of Famers Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley, and Kenny “The Jet” Smith provide pregame and postgame coverage from the site of the NBA Finals (San Antonio for Spurs games & New York City for Knicks games).

The 2026 NBA Finals will begin on Wednesday, June 3, at 8:30 PM ET on ABC, with Game 1 of this best-of-seven championship series. This year’s Finals pits Jalen Brunson and the Eastern Conference champion New York Knicks against reigning Defensive Player of the Year Victor Wembanyama and the Western Conference champion San Antonio Spurs.

This series marks the Knicks’ first NBA Finals appearance since 1999 — and first one on ABC since 1973 — and the Spurs’ sixth NBA Finals appearance on ABC (2003, 2005, 2007, 2013, 2014 & 2026). The series will be televised exclusively by ABC, and can be seen on the ESPN App for those who prefer the streaming option.

ESPN will be assigning its lead NBA team of Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer Mike Breen (play-by-play), 2016 NBA Champion Richard Jefferson (analyst), NBA veteran Tim Legler (analyst), and longtime reporter Lisa Salters (sidelines) to call the Spurs-Knicks series. If needed, NBA on ESPN rules analyst Steve Javie will contribute remotely throughout the NBA Finals.

Broadcast team by the Numbers:

Mike Breen: Record-extending 21st NBA Finals as play-by-play commentator (2026-present).

Richard Jefferson: 2nd NBA Finals as game analyst (2025-present).

Tim Legler: Makes his NBA Finals as a game analyst (2026-present).

Lisa Salters: Covers his 6th NBA Finals as sideline reporter (2006, 2022-present).

NBA Tip-Off and Inside the NBA:

For the first time, the legendary Inside the NBA studio team — comprising Ernie Johnson Jr., Shaquille O’Neal, Charles Barkley, and Kenny Smith — will serve as the official pregame, halftime, and postgame coverage for the NBA Finals. These programs will be produced on location by Turner Sports (TNT Sports) in San Antonio and New York City. Four-time NBA champion Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors will join as a guest analyst for Games 3 and 4 from New York.

NBA Tip-Off presented by American Express will lead into game coverage with a 90-minute pregame program, airing from 7:00 PM ET to 8:00 PM ET on ESPN and 8:00 PM ET to 8:30 PM ET on ABC during every single NBA Finals game night. Inside the NBA, presented by Eli Lilly, will typically start on ESPN following the conclusion of NBA Finals games. However, if there is a Game 5 on Saturday, June 13, Inside the NBA will air on ABC before moving to ESPN.

ESPN’s NBA Finals Production Open:

ESPN’s NBA Finals presentation will feature a custom broadcast open celebrating the players, teams, and milestones that have defined the league’s biggest stage. The open includes seven themed elements highlighting iconic moments throughout NBA Finals history, setting the tone for each game with a cinematic look at the legacy of the Finals.

Production Highlights:

The 2026 NBA Finals will be ABC’s first NBA Finals presented with 1080P HDR capture and transmission.

Additional highlights include:

52 total cameras;

14 high frame rate super slow-motion cameras;

Four native 4K high frame rate cameras, including SkyCam;

New 4K replay zoom capabilities for enhanced review angles.

EVS XtraMotion generative AI replay system (Super Motion, Motion Blur, Cinematic effects);

RF Megalodon camera system featuring Canon C80;

Full IP 2110 transmission workflow supported by Game Creek Video.

ESPN Radio:

ESPN Radio will deliver nationwide coverage of the 2026 NBA Finals, commemorating its 30th anniversary of NBA Finals coverage since 1996. Marc Kestecher will handle play-by-play, joined by former NBA Head Coach PJ Carlesimo and Naismith Hall of Famer Doris Burke. Jorge Sedano will report from the sidelines. Coverage of each game begins at 7:30 PM ET, with co-anchors Cory Alexander, broadcasting from the Finals site, and Jim Basquil, from ESPN’s Bristol, Connecticut headquarters.

NBA Today:

NBA Today — ESPN’s daily NBA studio show — is set to travel for on-site programs throughout the duration of the NBA Finals. Malika Andrews serves as the host alongside a group of experienced and respected NBA voices, including Iman Shumpert, Danny Green, Kendrick Perkins, Chiney Ogwumike, Brian Windhorst, and Shams Charania, with additional reporting and insights from Ramona Shelburne, Vincent Goodwill, Tim Bontemps, and Tim MacMahon.

During weekday game nights, NBA Today will expand to a two-hour program on ESPN (3-5 PM ET), featuring interviews with both NBA Finals participants (Spurs and Knicks). In New York, NBA Today will originate from The Rutherford, located near Madison Square Garden, with a live studio audience participating. Coverage from San Antonio will originate from The Alamo.

SportsCenter:

SportsCenter will be on-site during the NBA Finals, providing comprehensive coverage across multiple editions of the show. Kevin Negandhi will host 6:00 PM ET editions ahead of select games down in San Antonio. At the same time, Christine Williamson anchors the 6:00 PM ET edition from New York’s Madison Square Garden before games in New York.

ESPN’s late-night show, SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt, television’s top place to watch quality and expert postgame coverage during major championship events, will have a presence during the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup Final. These shows will feature a mix of game highlights, interviews with key personnel (players and coaches, of course), and analysis from ESPN’s analyst roster across both sports.

SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt will immediately follow Inside the NBA postgame shows on ESPN. During the Finals games played in New York, Scott will bring his late-night SportsCenter show on-site at Madison Square Garden.

Hoop Streams:

Hoop Streams, ESPN’s NBA digital pregame show, will be airing on-site before Games 1 through 4 of the NBA Finals. Vanessa Richardson and Iman Shumpert will host, alongside special guests who carry their own unique opinions and perspectives. These shows kick off 30 minutes before the NBA Finals games (8:00 PM ET). Samantha Rivera will regularly contribute throughout the series. The program continues to be distributed across the ESPN App and ESPN’s social platforms.

Hoop Collective:

Hoop Collective — one of ESPN’s most well-liked podcasts — again goes to the NBA Finals with broadened on-site coverage throughout the championship series. This series features ESPN Senior NBA Writer Brian Windhorst joined by several of ESPN’s top NBA analysts and reporters, including Tim MacMahon, Tim Bontemps, and Iman Shumpert, and numerous special guests that will appear throughout the series. The show debuts with a special NBA Finals Preview show on Tuesday, June 2, originating live from the first-ever NBA “Podcast Row” at Finals Media Day in San Antonio.

Additional content will drop after each Finals contest and on off days between matchups, meaning the show will deliver new content daily during the Finals period.

For additional information about the previous rounds of the 2026 NBA Playoffs presented by Google, visit the following links provided.

- 2026 SoFi NBA Play-In Tournament: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/04/2026-sofi-nba-play-in-tournament.html

- Conference Quarterfinals: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/04/2026-nba-playoffs-presented-by-google.html

- Conference Semifinals: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/04/2026-nba-playoffs-presented-by-google_25.html

- Conference Finals: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/05/2026-nba-playoffs-presented-by-google.html

The 2026 NBA Finals series breakdown is attached below 🡾:

2026 NBA Finals presented by YouTube TV | » Series Breakdown

⮞ (E3) New York Knicks vs. (W2) San Antonio Spurs | New York leads series, 3-1 | (Series begins on Wednesday, June 3 at 8:30 PM ET on ABC)—

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. Game 1 - Wednesday, June 3 - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

. Game 2 - Friday, June 5 - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

. Game 3 - Monday, June 8 - Spurs at Knicks - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

. Game 4 - Wednesday, June 10 - Spurs at Knicks - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

. Game 5 - Saturday, June 13 - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

. 🞼 Game 6 (if nec.) - Tuesday, June 16 - Spurs at Knicks - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

. 🞼 Game 7 (if nec.) - Friday, June 19 - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

The complete 2026 NBA Finals television schedule can be located below 🡾:

2026 NBA Finals presented by YouTube TV | » Daily Television Schedule | » All Times ET and Subject to Change

|| ● Wednesday, June 3:

. Game 1 - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

|| ● Friday, June 5:

. Game 2 - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

|| ● Monday, June 8:

. Game 3 - Spurs at Knicks - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

|| ● Wednesday, June 10:

. Game 4 - Spurs at Knicks - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

|| ● Saturday, June 13:

. Game 5 - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

|| ● Tuesday, June 16:

. 🞷 Game 6 (if nec.) - Spurs at Knicks - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

|| ● Friday, June 19:

. 🞷 Game 7 (if nec.) - Knicks at Spurs - ABC, 8:30 PM ET - Mike Breen, Richard Jefferson, Tim Legler, Lisa Salters

|| 🛈 Sources: SportsLogos.Net, NBA & ESPN Press Room ||

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Friday, May 29, 2026

2026 Stanley Cup Final presented by GEICO — Television Schedule & Broadcasters

The logo used for the 2026 Stanley Cup Final: Vegas Golden Knights vs. Carolina Hurricanes. (NHL Public Relations)

| ⏵ Friday, May 29, 2026

🟄 Highlights:

Golden Knights, Hurricanes set to battle in the 2026 Stanley Cup Final. It’s the first-ever playoff series meeting between these two clubs with the championship on the line.

Vegas is in the Stanley Cup Final for the third time in its nine-year history (2018, 2023, 2026).

Carolina makes their return to the NHL’s championship series for the first time since the 2005-06 season.

ABC will exclusively televise the series in the United States, with Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro & Emily Kaplan covering the action for every Stanley Cup Final game.

Game 1 is Tuesday, June 2, at 8:00 PM ET on ABC, as the Golden Knights visit the Hurricanes to start the best-of-seven championship series.

Here we are, folks! With Carolina’s 6-1 win over the Canadiens in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final on Friday night, we now have the 2026 Stanley Cup Final matchup. The Vegas Golden Knights will battle the Carolina Hurricanes to determine who will be the NHL’s 2025-26 champion.

The 2026 Stanley Cup Final presented by GEICO begins on Tuesday, June 2, from the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, at 8:00 PM ET on ABC. ABC will present the series on the over-the-air television (OTA), featuring commentators Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro & Emily Kaplan. McDonough, Ferraro & Kaplan are working their third Stanley Cup Final together, after previously working the Lightning-Avalanche series in 2022 & the Oilers-Panthers series in 2024.

The Golden Knights punched their ticket to the Stanley Cup Final with a Western Conference Final series sweep over the Presidents’ Trophy-winning Colorado Avalanche. The Golden Knights are the top seed from the Pacific Division this year (39-26-17, 95 points). The Golden Knights needed six games to beat the Utah Mammoth in the first round and the Anaheim Ducks in the second round.

Previously, Vegas has split its two prior trips to the Stanley Cup Final. They lost to the Washington Capitals in five games in 2018, then won a five-game series over the Florida Panthers in 2023 to win the franchise’s first-ever Stanley Cup championship.

Carolina made it to the Stanley Cup Final after defeating the Montreal Canadiens in the Eastern Conference Final, four games to one. Carolina was the No. 1 seed from the Metropolitan Division, securing the East’s best record (53-22-7, 113 points). The Hurricanes swept the Ottawa Senators in the first round and dispatched the Philadelphia Flyers in the second round via a four-game series sweep.

This is Carolina’s third Stanley Cup Final appearance, and its first one since winning the Stanley Cup title way back in 2006.

For additional information about the previous rounds of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs, please visit the link that is most relevant to you.

- First Round: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/04/2026-stanley-cup-playoffs-presented-by.html

- Second Round: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/04/2026-stanley-cup-playoffs-presented-by_23.html

- Conference Finals: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/05/2026-stanley-cup-playoffs-presented-by.html

A complete Golden Knights-Hurricanes Stanley Cup Final series breakdown is located below for your viewing pleasure.

2026 Stanley Cup Final presented by GEICO | » Series Breakdown

■ (P1) Vegas Golden Knights vs. (M1) Carolina Hurricanes | » Carolina leads series, 3-2 (Series begins on Tuesday, June 2 at 8:00 PM ET on ABC)

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. Game 1 - Tuesday, June 2 - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

. Game 2 - Thursday, June 4 - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

. Game 3 - Saturday, June 6 - Hurricanes at Golden Knights - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

. Game 4 - Tuesday, June 9 - Hurricanes at Golden Knights - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

. Game 5 - Thursday, June 11 - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

. Game 6 - Sunday, June 14 - Hurricanes at Golden Knights - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

. 🞼 Game 7 (if nec.) - Wednesday, June 17 - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

The broadcast information for the 2026 Stanley Cup Final is below. All games in the series will begin at 8:00 PM ET, with ABC televising the championship series exclusively.

2026 Stanley Cup Final presented by GEICO | » Daily Television Schedule | » All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

|| ● Tuesday, June 2:

. Game 1 - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

|| ● Thursday, June 4:

. Game 2 - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

|| ● Saturday, June 6:

. Game 3 - Hurricanes at Golden Knights - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

|| ● Tuesday, June 9:

. Game 4 - Hurricanes at Golden Knights - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

|| ● Thursday, June 11:

. Game 5 - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

|| ● Sunday, June 14:

. Game 6 - Hurricanes at Golden Knights - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

|| ● Wednesday, June 17:

. 🞼 Game 7 (if nec.) - Golden Knights at Hurricanes - ABC, 8:00 PM ET - Sean McDonough, Ray Ferraro, Emily Kaplan

|| 🛈 Sources: SportsLogos.Net, NHL & ESPN Press Room ||

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Thursday, May 28, 2026

2026 College Football on TNT Schedule

On-air logo used during Turner Sports’ Big 12 college football coverage (2025-present). (YouTube)

| ⏵ Thursday, May 28, 2026

🟆 Highlights:

TNT begins its second season of a weekly Big 12 package with Coastal Carolina at West Virginia on Saturday, September 5, at 12:00 PM ET.

Additional Turner Sports CFB highlights will be coming soon!

TBD (Coming Soon)

You can view Turner Sports’ 2026 college football confirmed schedule below. Additional games will be added to this schedule throughout the season.

College Football on TNT » 2026 Regular Season Broadcast Schedule (Big 12) — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change:

| ■ Week #1 — Saturday, September 5:

. Coastal Carolina at West Virginia - TNT, 12:00 PM ET -

| ■ Week #2 — Saturday, September 12:

. Washington State at Kansas State - TNT, 12:00 PM ET -

| ■ Week #3 — Saturday, September 19:

. Northern Illinois at Arizona - TNT, 10:30 PM ET -

| ■ Week #4 — Saturday, September 26:

TBD

| ■ Week #5 — Saturday, October 3:

TBD

| ■ Week #6 — Saturday, October 10:

TBD

| ■ Week #7 — Saturday, October 17:

TBD

| ■ Week #8 — Saturday, October 24:

TBD

| ■ Week #9 — Saturday, October 31:

TBD

| ■ Week #10 — Saturday, November 7:

TBD

| ■ Week #11 — Saturday, November 14:

TBD

| ■ Week #12 — Saturday, November 21:

TBD

| ■ Week #13 — Saturday, November 28:

TBD

|| 🛈 Sources: TBD ||

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2026 College Football on USA Network Schedule

Logo used for the second incarnation of USA Sports (2025-present). (USA Network)

| ⏵ Thursday, May 28, 2026

🟅 Highlights:

USA Sports launches its Pac-12 football package in 2026.

The 22-game lineup includes home games from every Pac-12 school, at least six from Oregon State, and five from Washington State & Boise State.

Consistent game times — USA to present Pac-12 football doubleheaders on most Saturdays, with games at 6:00 PM ET and 9:30 PM ET.

FLEX! USA Sports can flex in TWO games on Saturday, November 28, with the games to be determined after Week 12’s play.

“Battle for the Bronze Boot” gets USA Sports’ college football coverage underway, with Wyoming playing Colorado State on Saturday, September 5, at 6:00 PM ET.

USA Sports announced its on-air schedule for its 2026 Pac-12 football coverage, marking the first season USA Network will air Pac-12 college football.

USA Sports’ 2026 Pac-12 football schedule. (Versant Press Room)

USA Network’s 22-game schedule has multiple games from each school in the newly formed Pac-12, with at least one home game for each club. Oregon State will have six games on the station (the most of any Pac-12 team) this year. In contrast, Boise State, which won its third consecutive conference championship in 2025 and reached the College Football Playoff the year prior, and Washington State get five games on USA Network. USA Network will broadcast every game between these three programs, including Washington State-Oregon State in Week 7 (October 17), Boise State-Washington State in Week 8 (October 24), & Oregon State-Boise State in Week 11 (November 14).

A noticeable feature of USA Network’s 2026 Pac-12 football coverage is a regular kickoff time for doubleheader games — 6:00 PM ET and 9:30 PM ET. 17 of their 22 games will be slotted in these two time windows. In the final week of the regular season, USA Sports will have two FLEX matchups from the Pac-12’s home-and-home format on Saturday, November 28, allowing USA to televise games that will hopefully have some meaning to them when the time comes. Additionally, the USA Network will have first pick during this week. These Week 13 USA games will be determined after the Week 12 slate.

“We can’t wait to kick off USA Sports’ inaugural season of Pac-12 coverage this fall on USA Network,” said Mariel Brady, VP, Programming, USA Sports. “Our 2026 Pac-12 schedule features an incredibly strong intraconference slate and top-tier matchups throughout the season’s stretch run, punctuated by the first pick of Week 13’s flex scheduling.”

The season begins on USA Network with a non-conference double dip on Saturday, September 5, as Colorado State, in Jim Mora’s debut as head coach of the Rams, hosts their rival Wyoming in the Border War duel for the Bronze Boot at 6:00 PM ET, followed by Portland State-San Diego State at 9:30 PM ET.

The early-season non-conference game lineup on USA Network includes Boise State hosting Memphis in a Week 2 clash on Saturday, September 12, at 6:00 PM ET and Texas State going up against North Texas, who finished the 2025 season with a 12-2 record and were ranked No. 24 in the final AP Top 25 poll, in Week 3 (Saturday, September 19) at 12:00 PM ET.

On Saturday, September 19, during Week 3, USA Network will deliver an extensive lineup of sports programming, featuring three Pac-12 games, early-morning Premier League coverage, and live NASCAR Cup Series coverage from Bristol Motor Speedway. After the Premier League broadcast, the game between North Texas and Texas State will commence at 12:00 PM ET. This will be succeeded by the matchup between Duquesne and Washington State at 3:30 PM ET, while the day will conclude with the game featuring Montana at Oregon State at 11:00 PM ET, following the NASCAR night race in Bristol.

The Pac-12 conference schedule kicks off in Week 5, with USA Network presenting a Saturday primetime doubleheader on October 3, featuring Oregon State vs. Colorado State at 6:00 PM ET and Fresno State vs. Washington State at 9:30 PM ET.

In Week 7, two legacy Pac-12 members face off on USA Network as Washington State visits Oregon State on Saturday, October 17 at 6:00 PM ET.

USA Network will have the rights to four in-conference Boise State games, including at Washington State (Saturday, October 24 at 6:00 PM ET), and three consecutive late-season matchups at Colorado State (Saturday, November 7), and home games vs. Oregon State (Saturday, November 14) and San Diego State (Saturday, November 21).

More information about USA Sports’ studio and game commentators for Pac-12 football will be announced later in the summer.

Check out USA Network’s 2026 fall Pac-12 college football schedule below.

College Football on USA Network » 2026 Regular Season Broadcast Schedule — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

|| ● Week #1 — Saturday, September 5:

. Wyoming at Colorado State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

. Portland State at San Diego State - USA, 9:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #2 — Saturday, September 12:

. Memphis at Boise State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #3 — Saturday, September 19:

. North Texas at Texas State - USA, 12:00 PM ET -

. Duquesne at Washington State - USA, 3:30 PM ET -

. Montana at Oregon State - USA, 11:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #4 — Saturday, September 26:

. Incarnate Word at Texas State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #5 — Saturday, October 3:

. Oregon State at Colorado State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

. Fresno State at Washington State - USA, 9:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #6 — Saturday, October 10:

. San Diego State at Oregon State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #7 — Saturday, October 17:

. Washington State at Oregon State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #8 — Saturday, October 24:

. Boise State at Washington State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #9 — Saturday, October 31 (🎃 Halloween):

. Colorado State at Utah State - USA, 3:30 PM ET -

. Oregon State at Fresno State - USA, 7:30 PM ET or 11:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #10 — Saturday, November 7:

. Boise State at Colorado State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

. Fresno State at Utah State - USA, 9:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #11 — Saturday, November 14:

. Oregon State at Boise State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

. Utah State at San Diego State - USA, 9:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #12 — Saturday, November 21:

. Washington State at Texas State - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

. San Diego State at Boise State - USA, 9:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #13 — Saturday, November 28:

. Teams TBD - USA, 6:00 PM ET -

. Teams TBD - USA, 9:30 PM ET -

|| 🛈 Sources: Versant Press Room ||

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2026 College Football on NBC & Peacock Schedule

The logo and on-air branding featured during NBC Sports’ weekly Big Ten Saturday Night program (2023-present). (Sports Video Group)

| ⏵ Thursday, May 28, 2026

🟆 Highlights:

2025 National Champion Indiana Hoosiers, Michigan Wolverines, and Iowa State-Iowa rivalry highlight 2026 NBC Sports’ early season across NBC and Peacock.

Michigan welcomes Western Michigan to “The Big House” in Ann Arbor in the season premiere of Big Ten Saturday Night on Saturday, September 5, at 7:30 PM ET.

Reigning national champion Indiana hosts Western Kentucky on Saturday, September 19, at 4:00 PM ET on Peacock.

Washington State vs. Washington (Sunday, September 6 at 4:00 PM ET), Iowa State vs. Iowa (Saturday, September 12 at 7:30 PM ET) & Southern Illinois vs. Illinois (Saturday, September 19 at 2:00 PM ET) are among the in-state rivalries that NBC Sports will air this September.

Notre Dame begins their 36th season on NBC Sports’ platforms in primetime against Wisconsin from historic Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Sunday, September 6 at 7:30 PM ET on NBC and Peacock.

NBC Sports is proud to announce select games from its 2026 college football lineup. These games include Big Ten football and Notre Dame home games in South Bend, as well as the Week 1 neutral-site game vs. Wisconsin in Green Bay.

NBC Sports’ early-season 2026 Big Ten football schedule. (NBC Sports Press Box)

NBC Sports launches its 2026 college football schedule on Saturday, August 29, at 3:00 PM ET on NBC and Peacock, as the USC Trojans open their season at home vs. San José State. The following week, the Week 1 schedule of games begins on Thursday, September 3, when Eastern Illinois faces off against Minnesota at 8:00 PM ET on Peacock.

On Saturday, September 5, NBC begins its fourth season of Big Ten Saturday Night broadcasts, with Western Michigan traveling to Michigan Stadium to play Michigan at 7:30 PM ET on NBC and Peacock. In 2025, Michigan finished the regular season with a 9-4 mark, getting a spot in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl, before losing to Texas 41-27. Kyle Whittingham is the new man in charge at Michigan, after more than two decades as the head coach at the University of Utah. Whittingham’s Utah teams have won at least 10 games in four of the past six full-length seasons (2019, 2021-25) (excluding 2020).

The following day, Sunday, September 6, Week 1 CFB coverage continues with a rare Sunday doubleheader on NBC and Peacock. At 4:00 PM ET, Washington State battles Washington in the annual “Apple Cup”. Following that, at 7:30 PM ET, Notre Dame hosts Wisconsin from historic Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, in the “Shamrock Series”. This is the first time Notre Dame will play at Lambeau Field, named after Curly Lambeau, one of 63 Notre Dame players who went on to play for the Packers.

On Saturday, September 12, Week 2 CFB action includes a matchup between the Iowa State Cyclones and the Iowa Hawkeyes as part of Big Ten Saturday Night — at 7:30 PM ET on NBC and Peacock. Iowa has won seven of the previous ten matchups overall, but Iowa State has won three of the last four contests.

Then, in Week 3 (Saturday, September 19), NBC Sports will air a quadrupleheader on NBC and Peacock. Eastern Michigan enters a duel vs. Wisconsin at 12:30 PM ET on Peacock, followed by Southern Illinois-Illinois at 2:00 PM ET on Peacock, plus Curt Cignetti and the defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers battling Western Kentucky at 4:00 PM ET on Peacock. Last year, Indiana captured the school’s first-ever football title after going 16-0 and defeating Miami 27-21 in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game.

Notre Dame matches up with Michigan State in the Week 3 primetime matchup on NBC and Peacock at 7:30 PM ET. This will be the 80th all-time meeting between these two programs, with Notre Dame leading the all-time series 49-29-1.

In a Black Friday primetime presentation, Minnesota travels to Madison, Wisconsin, to face Wisconsin as they continue the longest-running rivalry in Division 1 FBS on Friday, November 27, at 7:30 PM ET on Peacock. The Golden Gophers have claimed Paul Bunyan’s Axe in four of the last five seasons.

NBC Sports has officially announced its remarkable 36th consecutive season of broadcasting Notre Dame Football, featuring four primetime matchups. The Fighting Irish will face the Wisconsin Badgers at Lambeau Field on Sunday, September 6, and then play the Michigan State Spartans on Saturday, September 19. Additional highlight games include a showdown with the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday, November 7, and a clash with the SMU Mustangs on Saturday, November 21. All games will air on NBC and Peacock. The Fighting Irish are poised for a strong season, with standout quarterback and 2025 Manning Award finalist CJ Carr, along with 2025 unanimous All-American cornerback Leonard Moore and 2025 unanimous Freshman All-American safety Brauntae Johnson leading the charge.

Listed below are NBC Sports’ confirmed 2026 Big Ten and Notre Dame Football games to date. More games will be added as the 2026 season progresses.

College Football on NBC & Peacock » 2026 Regular Season Broadcast Schedule — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

|| ● Week #0 — Saturday, August 29:

. San José State at USC - NBC/Peacock, 3:00 PM ET-

|| ● Week #1 — Thursday, September 3:

. Eastern Illinois at Minnesota - Peacock, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #1 — Saturday, September 5:

. Western Michigan at Michigan - NBC/Peacock, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #1 — Sunday, September 6:

. Washington State at Washington - NBC/Peacock, 4:00 PM ET -

. Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame (Lambeau Field) - NBC/Peacock, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #2 — Saturday, September 12:

. Rice at Notre Dame - NBC/Peacock, 3:30 PM ET -

. Iowa State at Iowa - NBC/Peacock, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #3 — Saturday, September 19:

. Eastern Michigan at Wisconsin - Peacock, 12:30 PM ET -

. Southern Illinois at Illinois - Peacock, 2:00 PM ET -

. Western Kentucky at Indiana - Peacock, 4:00 PM ET -

. Michigan State at Notre Dame - NBC/Peacock, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #4 — Saturday, September 26:

TBD

|| ● Week #5 — Saturday, October 3:

TBD

|| ● Week #6 — Saturday, October 10:

. Stanford at Notre Dame - NBC/Peacock, 3:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #7 — Saturday, October 17:

TBD

|| ● Week #8 — Saturday, October 24:

TBD

|| ● Week #9 — Saturday, October 31:

TBD

|| ● Week #10 — Saturday, November 7:

. Miami at Notre Dame - NBC/Peacock, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #11 — Saturday, November 14:

. Boston College at Notre Dame - NBC/Peacock, 3:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #12 — Saturday, November 21:

. SMU at Notre Dame - NBC/Peacock, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #13 — Friday, November 27 (Black Friday 🛒):

. Minnesota at Wisconsin - NBC/Peacock, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #13 — Saturday, November 28:

TBD

|| 🛈 Sources: NBC Sports Press Box ||

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2026 College Football on FS1 & FS2 [If Necessary] Schedule

The current logo that is used for FS1’s college football coverage (2023-present). (NewsCast Studio)

| ⏵ Thursday, May 28, 2026

🟄 Highlights:

Fox and FS1 once again team up to carry live coverage of college football (FBS) during the 2026 season.

“Big Noon Saturday” puts top teams on full display, along with major rivalries, culminating with “The Game” (Michigan vs. Ohio State) on Thanksgiving Weekend.

“Fox College Football Friday” is back with another exciting lineup of riveting matchups.

The LEAD home for the Big Ten — Fox and FS1 to air a regular slate of Big Ten (B1G) conference games, finishing up with the Big Ten Championship Game on Fox.

On Wednesday, May 27, FOX Sports unveiled select matchups from its 2026 college football schedule, showcasing premier games from top conferences throughout the season. Each weekend, FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL FRIDAY will set an electrifying tone with a remarkable lineup of primetime games, followed by college football’s most exhilarating pregame show, BIG NOON KICKOFF, and FOX Sports’ flagship game of the week, BIG NOON SATURDAY.

In 2026, FOX Sports will broadcast over 100+ college football games across its family of networks, including several Big Ten Conference games aired on Fox and FS1.

BIG NOON KICKOFF & BIG NOON SATURDAY:

Every Saturday, FOX Sports will kick off its coverage with BIG NOON KICKOFF, energizing fans from campuses nationwide. During the first three weeks of the 2026 college football season, BIG NOON SATURDAY will spotlight the last three national champions, beginning with the reigning titleholders, the Indiana Hoosiers.

In Week 1, the Hoosiers will host North Texas on Saturday, September 5, at 12:00 PM ET on FOX. BIG NOON KICKOFF will bring the celebration to Bloomington, allowing Hoosier fans to revel in their national title from Memorial Stadium starting at 10:00 AM ET on FOX.

The following week, the Oklahoma Sooners will journey north to face the Michigan Wolverines in a highly anticipated rematch of their 2025 encounter on Saturday, September 12, at 12:00 PM ET on FOX. BIG NOON KICKOFF will travel to Ann Arbor to preview the action beginning at 10:00 AM ET on FOX.

In Week 3, BIG NOON SATURDAY will feature the Ohio State Buckeyes competing against Kent State at Ohio Stadium on Saturday, September 19, at 12:00 PM ET on Fox.

As the regular season concludes, Michigan will clash with Ohio State in “The Game” from Columbus on Saturday, November 28, at 12:00 PM ET on Fox – the most-watched game of the regular season across any network in 2025. BIG NOON KICKOFF will join the festivities in Columbus for a special three-hour show celebrating this historic rivalry, starting at 9:00 AM ET on Fox.

FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL FRIDAY:

FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL FRIDAY will return as a dedicated primetime showcase for elite college football on Friday nights throughout the fall. Highlights include:

In Week 2, the Border Showdown between Missouri and Kansas will reignite on Friday, September 11, at 8:00 PM ET on Fox.

On Friday, September 18, Houston will face defending Big 12 champion Texas Tech on Fox at 8:00 PM ET, with in-state bragging rights at stake.

Indiana will kick off Big Ten play at home against Northwestern in Bloomington on Friday, September 25, at 8:00 PM ET on Fox.

On Friday, October 2, FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL FRIDAY will spotlight the debut of Northwestern’s new Ryan Field, hosting Penn State in its inaugural game at 8:00 PM ET on Fox.

As the season progresses, late-season intensity will escalate with a Big Ten clash between Oregon and Michigan State, as the Ducks travel to East Lansing on Friday, November 20, at 8:00 PM ET on Fox.

CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND ON FOX

Conference champions will take center stage on consecutive nights as Fox presents two primetime title games, beginning with the Mountain West Championship on Friday, December 4, at 9:00 PM ET.

The following night, Saturday, December 5, the action will continue with the 2026 Big Ten Championship at 8:00 PM ET on Fox – a highly anticipated contest following the record-breaking 2025 Big Ten Championship between Ohio State and Indiana, which attracted 18.3 million viewers on Fox, marking the most-watched Big Ten Championship in history.

ADDITIONAL 2026 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

The 2026 college football season will kick off in Week 0 with Memphis squaring off against UNLV on Saturday, August 29, at 10:00 PM ET on Fox.

New Penn State head coach Matt Campbell will open his tenure against Marshall on Saturday, September 5, at 3:30 PM ET on FS1.

On Saturday, September 12, the Arizona Wildcats will challenge the BYU Cougars in a significant Big 12 matchup at 3:30 PM ET on Fox.

Later that day, the ten-time FCS National Champions, North Dakota State, will make their Mountain West debut against Air Force on Saturday, September 12, at 10:00 PM ET on FS1.

Week 3 will kick off with a historic matchup as Kansas faces Arizona State at London’s Wembley Stadium in the Union Jack Classic – the first FBS game ever held in England – on Saturday, September 19, at 12:00 PM ET on FS1.

WHERE TO WATCH

Fans can catch college football on Fox, FS1, and FS2, all of which will also be simulcast on FOX One and FOXSports.com.

■ 2026 College Football on Fox Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/05/2026-college-football-on-fox-schedule.html

FOX Sports’ confirmed 2026 fall college football schedule (on FS1/FS2) is available for your viewing purposes below. The remainder of the schedule will be announced as the season progresses, along with comprehensive broadcast team information at a later date.

College Football on FS1/FS2 » 2026 Regular Season Broadcast Schedule (Big Ten, Big 12, Mountain West) — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change:

|| ● Week #1 — Friday, September 4:

. Toledo at Michigan State - FS1, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #1 — Saturday, September 5:

. Ohio at Nebraska - FS1, 12:00 PM ET -

. Marshall at Penn State - FS1, 3:30 PM ET -

. Abilene Christian at Texas Tech - FS1, 7:00 PM ET -

. Central Michigan at New Mexico - FS1, 10:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #2 — Saturday, September 12:

. Wake Forest at Purdue - FS1, 12:00 PM ET -

. Duke at Illinois - FS1, 3:30 PM ET -

. Bowling Green at Nebraska - FS1, 7:00 PM ET -

. North Dakota State at Air Force - FS1, 10:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #3 — Saturday, September 19:

. Arizona State vs. Kansas (Wembley Stadium) - FS1, 12:00 PM ET -

. Northern Iowa at Iowa - FS1, 4:00 PM ET -

. Colorado at Northwestern or Virginia Tech at Maryland - FS1, 7:30 PM ET -

. Fresno State at San José State - FS1, 11:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #4 — Saturday, September 26:

TBD

|| ● Week #5 — Saturday, October 3:

TBD

|| ● Week #6 — Friday, October 9:

. ⮝ Iowa at Washington - Fox or FS1, 9:00 PM ET -

- ⮝ Pending MLB Postseason Scheduling

|| ● Week #6 — Saturday, October 10:

TBD

|| ● Week #7 — Saturday, October 17:

TBD

|| ● Week #8 — Saturday, October 24:

TBD

|| ● Week #9 — Saturday, October 31 — Halloween 🎃:

TBD

|| ● Week #10 — Saturday, November 7:

TBD

|| ● Week #11 — Saturday, November 14:

TBD

|| ● Week #12 — Friday, November 20:

. Iowa State at UCF - FS1, 6:00 PM ET -

. New Mexico at Wyoming - FS1, 9:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #12 — Saturday, November 21:

TBD

|| ● Week #13 — Saturday, November 28:

TBD

|| 🛈 Sources: Fox Sports Press Pass & 2026 CFB on Fox Schedule Grid ||

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2026 College Football on Fox Schedule

The current logo used for Fox’s college football broadcasts (2023-present). (YouTube)

| ⏵ Thursday, May 28, 2026

🟄 Highlights:

Fox and FS1 once again team up to carry live coverage of college football (FBS) during the 2026 season.

“Big Noon Saturday” puts top teams on full display, along with major rivalries, culminating with “The Game” (Michigan vs. Ohio State) on Thanksgiving Weekend.

“Fox College Football Friday” is back with another exciting lineup of riveting matchups.

The LEAD home for the Big Ten — Fox and FS1 to air a regular slate of Big Ten (B1G) conference games, finishing up with the Big Ten Championship Game on Fox.

In 2026, FOX Sports will broadcast over 100+ college football games across its family of networks, including several Big Ten Conference games aired on Fox and FS1.

BIG NOON KICKOFF & BIG NOON SATURDAY:

In Week 3, BIG NOON SATURDAY will feature the Ohio State Buckeyes competing against Kent State at Ohio Stadium on Saturday, September 19, at 12:00 PM ET on Fox.

FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL FRIDAY:

FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL FRIDAY will return as a dedicated primetime showcase for elite college football on Friday nights throughout the fall. Highlights include:

In Week 2, the Border Showdown between Missouri and Kansas will reignite on Friday, September 11, at 8:00 PM ET on Fox.

On Friday, September 18, Houston will face defending Big 12 champion Texas Tech on Fox at 8:00 PM ET, with in-state bragging rights at stake.

Indiana will kick off Big Ten play at home against Northwestern in Bloomington on Friday, September 25, at 8:00 PM ET on Fox.

On Friday, October 2, FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL FRIDAY will spotlight the debut of Northwestern’s new Ryan Field, hosting Penn State in its inaugural game at 8:00 PM ET on Fox.

CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND ON FOX

Conference champions will take center stage on consecutive nights as Fox presents two primetime title games, beginning with the Mountain West Championship on Friday, December 4, at 9:00 PM ET.

ADDITIONAL 2026 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

The 2026 college football season will kick off in Week 0 with Memphis squaring off against UNLV on Saturday, August 29, at 10:00 PM ET on Fox.

New Penn State head coach Matt Campbell will open his tenure against Marshall on Saturday, September 5, at 3:30 PM ET on FS1.

On Saturday, September 12, the Arizona Wildcats will challenge the BYU Cougars in a significant Big 12 matchup at 3:30 PM ET on Fox.

Later that day, the ten-time FCS National Champions, North Dakota State, will make their Mountain West debut against Air Force on Saturday, September 12, at 10:00 PM ET on FS1.

Week 3 will kick off with a historic matchup as Kansas faces Arizona State at London’s Wembley Stadium in the Union Jack Classic – the first FBS game ever held in England – on Saturday, September 19, at 12:00 PM ET on FS1.

WHERE TO WATCH

Fans can catch college football on Fox, FS1, and FS2, all of which will also be simulcast on FOX One and FOXSports.com.

■ 2026 College Football on FS1/FS2 Schedule: https://tamirmoore.blogspot.com/2026/05/2026-college-football-on-fs1-schedule.html

FOX Sports’ confirmed 2026 fall college football schedule (on Fox) is available for your viewing purposes below. The remainder of the schedule will be announced as the season progresses, along with comprehensive broadcast team information at a later date.

College Football on Fox » 2026 Regular Season Broadcast Schedule (Big Ten, Big 12, Mountain West) — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change

|| ● Week #0 — Saturday, August 29:

. Memphis at UNLV - Fox, 10:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #1 — Friday, September 4:

. Fresno State at USC - Fox, 9:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #1 — Saturday, September 5:

. North Texas at Indiana - Fox, 12:00 PM ET - Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft

. Boston College at Cincinnati - Fox, 3:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #2 — Friday, September 11:

. Missouri at Kansas - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #2 — Saturday, September 12:

. Oklahoma at Michigan - Fox, 12:00 PM ET - Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft

. Arizona at BYU - Fox, 3:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #3 — Friday, September 18:

. Houston at Texas Tech - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #3 — Saturday, September 19:

. Kent State at Ohio State - Fox, 12:00 PM ET - Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft

. Utah State at Utah - Fox, 3:30 PM ET -

. Colorado at Northwestern or Virginia Tech at Maryland - Fox, 7:30 PM ET -

|| ● Week #4 — Friday, September 25:

. Northwestern at Indiana - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #4 — Saturday, September 26:

TBD

|| ● Week #5 — Friday, October 2:

. Penn State at Northwestern - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #5 — Saturday, October 3:

TBD

|| ● Week #6 — Friday, October 9:

. ⮝ Iowa at Washington - Fox or FS1, 9:00 PM ET -

- ⮝ Pending MLB Postseason Scheduling

|| ● Week #6 — Saturday, October 10:

TBD

|| ● Week #7 — Friday, October 16:

. Washington at Purdue - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #7 — Saturday, October 17:

TBD

|| ● Week #8 — Saturday, October 24:

TBD

|| ● Week #9 — Saturday, October 31 — Halloween 🎃:

TBD

|| ● Week #10 — Friday, November 6:

. Nebraska at Illinois - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #10 — Saturday, November 7:

TBD

|| ● Week #11 — Friday, November 13:

. Illinois at UCLA - Fox, 9:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #11 — Saturday, November 14:

TBD

|| ● Week #12 — Friday, November 20:

. Oregon at Michigan State - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #12 — Saturday, November 21:

TBD

|| ● Week #13 — Friday, November 27 — Black Friday 🛒:

. West Virginia at Utah - Fox, 9:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #13 — Saturday, November 28:

. Michigan at Ohio State - Fox, 12:00 PM ET -

|| ● Week #14 (Conference Championship) — Friday, December 4:

. MW Champ.: Teams TBD - Fox, 9:00 PM ET -

- 2026 Mountain West Championship (TBD)

|| ● Week #14 (Conference Championship) — Saturday, December 5:

. B1G Champ.: Teams TBD - Fox, 8:00 PM ET -

- 2026 Big Ten Championship (Lucas Oil Stadium - Indianapolis, IN)

|| 🛈 Sources: Fox Sports Press Pass & 2026 CFB on Fox Schedule Grid ||

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2026 College Football on CBS Schedule

The current logo used for CBS Sports’ college football broadcasts (2021-present). (Barrett Media)

| ⏵ Thursday, May 28, 2026

🟆 Highlights:

Big Ten (B1G) programs like Oregon, Minnesota, & USC will be featured early on in CBS’s 2026 regular season slate.

Four regular-season Pac-12 games as that league restarts following a multi-year hiatus, including Texas Tech-Oregon State, BYU-Colorado State, & Arizona-Washington State. CBS will serve as the host of the 2026 Pac-12 Championship Game on Friday, December 4 at 8:00 PM ET.

Five doubleheader windows for CBS during the regular season, including three in September (September 12, September 19 & September 26).

The 127th annual Army-Navy Game & the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl are also major highlights to CBS’s 2026 college football schedule.

As the countdown to the college football season approaches the 100-day mark, excitement builds with the announcement of the schedule and kickoff times for several high-profile early-season games.

On Wednesday, CBS Sports unveiled its college football schedule for the 2026 season, featuring 14 matchups involving the Big Ten, all slated for the customary 3:30 PM ET kickoff. The season will commence with Oregon facing Boise State in a highly anticipated Week 1 clash between contenders for the College Football Playoff in Eugene.

Additional Big Ten games scheduled on CBS include Minnesota’s matchup against Mississippi State in Week 2 and USC’s significant journey to New Jersey to begin its conference slate against Rutgers in Week 3. CBS will also air the traditional Black Friday rivalry game between Nebraska and Iowa, set for Iowa City on November 27 at 12:00 PM ET, followed by the final Big Ten game on CBS during the regular season on November 28 at 3:30 PM ET.

Among the numerous narratives shaping this college football season, the Pac-12’s resurgence stands out. CBS Sports will provide extensive coverage of the revamped league, including prominent nonconference matchups and the Pac-12 Championship Game, which will take place at the season’s conclusion on CBS. Boise State will showcase its status as a contender early with its visit to Oregon. At the same time, Oregon State, Colorado State, and Washington State aim to disrupt the plans of power-conference teams on their challenging early-season road trips.

In addition to the Big Ten and Pac-12 matchups, CBS Sports will also highlight three games in the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy rivalry, featuring Army, Navy, and Air Force. The series will culminate with the Army-Navy game, maintaining its traditional slot on the calendar at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

The confirmed 2026 College Football on CBS Schedule is below. Additional game matchups will be added throughout the season.

College Football on CBS — 2026 Regular Season Broadcast Schedule (Big Ten, Pac-12) — All Times Eastern and Subject to Change:

| ■ Week 1 — Saturday, September 5:

. Boise State at Oregon - CBS, 3:30 PM ET -

| ■ Week 2 — Saturday, September 12 (Doubleheader):

. Mississippi State at Minnesota - CBS, 3:30 PM ET -

. Texas Tech at Oregon State - CBS, 7:30 PM ET -

| ■ Week 3 — Saturday, September 19 (Doubleheader):

. USC at Rutgers - CBS, 3:30 PM ET -

. BYU at Colorado State - CBS, 7:30 PM ET -

| ■ Week 4 — Saturday, September 26 (Doubleheader):