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How to watch college football without cable in 2026

College football is back for the 2026 season, and you don't need a cable box to follow it. Between the ESPN family, FOX, CBS, NBC, The CW, and the conference-owned networks, the sport is spread across more channels than any other — so the trick to cord-cutting is landing on a service that carries the most of them in one place. This guide breaks down which networks air college football in 2026, what Fubo carries, and the key dates leading to the 12-team College Football Playoff.

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Why Fubo is the best choice for college football fans

Fubo carries the core of the college football TV map — ESPN, ESPN2, FOX, FS1, CBS, NBC, The CW, and the conference networks (Big Ten Network, SEC Network, and ACC Network) — plus local ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC affiliates in most markets. With one Fubo subscription you get:

  • ESPN & ESPN2 – top SEC, ACC, and Big 12 games
  • FOX & FS1 – Big Ten and Big 12 matchups
  • Big Ten Network – Big Ten games
  • CBS, NBC & The CW – additional Big Ten, ACC, Pac-12, and Mountain West games
  • SEC Network, ACC Network & ESPNU – conference-specific games, included with Fubo
  • Unlimited Cloud DVR – record games and watch on your schedule
  • Multiview – watch multiple games at once on a rivalry Saturday
  • Apps on phones, tablets, smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, and consoles

👉 Tip: Fubo carries SEC Network, ACC Network and ESPNU alongside ESPN, FOX/FS1, and the broadcast networks — so you get the fullest Saturday slate in one place, all included with Fubo.

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What Fubo carries this college football season

College football is spread across broadcast TV, the ESPN family, and the conference-owned channels — and Fubo brings them together in one place:

NetworkWhat's on itOn Fubo?
ESPN / ESPN2Top SEC, ACC, and Big 12 games✅
ABCMarquee national games✅ (local availability varies)
SEC NetworkSEC games✅
ACC NetworkACC games✅
ESPNUAdditional SEC, ACC, and Big 12 games✅
FOX / FS1Big Ten and Big 12 games✅ (FOX local availability varies)
Big Ten Network (BTN)Big Ten games✅
CBS / CBS Sports NetworkBig Ten games and other matchups✅ (CBS local availability varies)
NBCBig Ten Saturday Night package✅ (local availability varies)
The CWACC, Pac-12, and Mountain West games✅
ESPN UnlimitedExclusive games✅ Access included free! (local availability varies)

Availability of local broadcast channels depends on your location and broadcast rights.


Key dates to know for the 2026 season

  • Week 0: Saturday, August 29, 2026
  • Opening weekend (Week 1): Thursday, September 3 – Monday, September 7, 2026, with most openers on Saturday, September 5 (Labor Day weekend)
  • Conference championship games: early December 2026 (the American Conference Championship is set for Saturday, December 5)
  • College Football Playoff first round (on-campus): Friday, December 18 and Saturday, December 19, 2026
  • Playoff quarterfinals & semifinals: hosted by the six New Year's bowls — the Rose, Sugar, Fiesta, Peach, Cotton, and Orange Bowls
  • National Championship: Monday, January 25, 2027, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

What's new for 2026

College football brings a handful of rule changes this season:

  • Progressive targeting penalties — a one-year trial escalates suspensions for repeat targeting offenders.
  • Lighter offensive pass interference — OPI now costs 10 yards instead of 15.
  • New punt-formation rules — numbering-exception units must line up in a balanced 2-by-2 to cut down on deception.
  • Tighter taunting enforcement — officials are focused on demeaning celebrations that interfere with game administration.

The 12-team College Football Playoff

The College Football Playoff is one of the sport's newest shakeups — expanded from four teams to 12 in 2024 — and it stays at 12 for the 2026-27 season. Conference champions earn automatic bids and the top seeds get a first-round bye. The four first-round games are played on campus (December 18–19, 2026), then the quarterfinals and semifinals rotate through the six New Year's bowls before the national championship at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on January 25, 2027. Fubo carries ABC and the ESPN networks that air College Football Playoff games, so you can follow the bracket on Fubo.


Tips for streaming college football like a pro

  • Start with Fubo for base coverage — ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, Big Ten Network, The CW and local ABC/FOX/CBS/NBC cover most of the marquee Saturday slate.
  • SEC Network, ACC Network and ESPNU — conference-specific games, all included with Fubo.
  • Use Unlimited Cloud DVR and Multiview — record games and watch two or more at once on a busy rivalry Saturday.
  • Check your local channels — broadcast affiliates on Fubo depend on your streaming location, so confirm your market before kickoff.

This week's college football on Fubo

This week in the College Football on Fubo

Upcoming games on Fubo:

DateMatchupTimeNetwork
Thu Oct 1Western Kentucky at New Mexico State8:00 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Thu Oct 1North Texas at Tulsa9:00 PM ETESPN
Fri Oct 2Pittsburgh at Virginia Tech7:00 PM ETESPN
Fri Oct 2Liberty at Delaware7:00 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Fri Oct 2Penn State at Northwestern8:00 PM ETFOX
Fri Oct 2Montana State at Idaho10:30 PM ETESPN
Sat Oct 3Alabama at Mississippi State12:00 PM ETABC
Sat Oct 3Navy at Air Force12:00 PM ETCBS
Sat Oct 3Michigan at Minnesota12:00 PM ETFOX
Sat Oct 3Notre Dame at North Carolina12:00 PM ETESPN
Sat Oct 3UCF at Houston12:00 PM ETESPN2
Sat Oct 3Stanford at Wake Forest12:00 PM ETACC Network
Sat Oct 3Middle Tennessee at Kansas12:00 PM ETESPNU
Sat Oct 3Princeton at Columbia12:00 PM ETSportsNet NY
Sat Oct 3Syracuse at UConn12:00 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Sat Oct 3Boston College at SMU12:00 PM ETCW
Sat Oct 3Michigan at Minnesota12:00 PM ETFOX Deportes
Sat Oct 3Wagner at Central Connecticut State12:00 PM ETRyz Sports Network
Sat Oct 3Columbia vs Princeton12:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Lehigh vs Fordham12:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Merrimack vs. Yale12:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3LIU vs Mercyhurst12:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Michigan State at Wisconsin12:30 PM ETBig Ten Network
Sat Oct 3Lafayette vs Richmond12:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Georgetown vs Cornell College12:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Vanderbilt at Georgia12:45 PM ETSEC Network
Sat Oct 3Drake vs Dayton1:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3SEC Halftime Band Performances at Mississippi State1:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Morehead State vs Valparaiso1:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Buffalo vs Western Michigan1:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Presbyterian vs University of St. Thomas1:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Villanova vs Morgan State1:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Virginia Military Institute vs Mercer1:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Dartmouth vs Pennsylvania1:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3SEC Halftime Band Performances at Georgia1:45 PM ETSEC Plus
Sat Oct 3Robert Morris vs Norfolk State2:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Ball State vs Toledo2:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Edward Waters vs Kentucky State2:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Furman vs Wofford2:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3North Dakota vs Murray State2:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Howard at Hampton3:00 PM ETCBS
Sat Oct 3South Dakota vs Indiana State3:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Lane vs. Miles College (AL)3:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Florida at Missouri3:30 PM ETABC
Sat Oct 3Ohio State at Iowa3:30 PM ETCBS
Sat Oct 3Auburn at Tennessee3:30 PM ETESPN
Sat Oct 3Virginia at Florida State3:30 PM ETESPN2
Sat Oct 3Louisville at NC State3:30 PM ETACC Network
Sat Oct 3California at UNLV3:30 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Sat Oct 3Wyoming at North Dakota State3:30 PM ETCW
Sat Oct 3Charlotte vs Memphis3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Central Michigan vs Akron3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Georgia State vs Old Dominion3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Alabama-Birmingham vs Samford3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Kent State vs Ohio3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Massachusetts vs Eastern Michigan3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3William & Mary vs Holy Cross3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3East Tennessee State vs UT-Chattanooga3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Miami (OH) vs Bowling Green3:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Marshall at James Madison3:45 PM ETESPNU
Sat Oct 3Maryland at Nebraska4:00 PM ETFS1
Sat Oct 3The Citadel at South Carolina State4:00 PM ETRyz Sports Network
Sat Oct 3Montana vs Northern Colorado4:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Western Illinois vs Tennessee State4:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3San Diego vs Davidson4:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Kentucky at South Carolina4:15 PM ETSEC Network
Sat Oct 3Purdue at Illinois4:15 PM ETBig Ten Network
Sat Oct 3SEC Halftime Band Performances at Tennessee4:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3SEC Halftime Band Performances at Missouri4:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Austin Peay State vs New Haven5:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Southern Illinois vs Youngstown State5:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3SEC Halftime Band Performances at South Carolina5:15 PM ETSEC Plus
Sat Oct 3Florida Atlantic vs Texas Southern6:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Western Carolina vs Tennessee Tech6:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Stephen F. Austin State vs Incarnate Word6:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Charleston Southern vs Gardner-Webb6:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Eastern Kentucky vs North Alabama6:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3BYU at TCU7:00 PM ETESPN
Sat Oct 3Arkansas at Texas A&M7:00 PM ETESPN2
Sat Oct 3Coastal Carolina vs Georgia Southern7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Houston Christian vs Nicholls State7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3South Alabama vs Louisiana-Monroe7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Morehouse vs Tuskegee7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Chicago State vs. Tarleton State7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Rice vs Texas-San Antonio7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Illinois State vs South Dakota State7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3East Texas A&M vs Texas Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Lamar vs Northwestern State7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Harvard vs Colgate7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Miami at Clemson7:30 PM ETABC
Sat Oct 3Texas Tech at Colorado7:30 PM ETFOX
Sat Oct 3Washington at USC7:30 PM ETNBC
Sat Oct 3Temple at South Florida7:30 PM ETESPNU
Sat Oct 3Utah State at Boise State7:30 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Sat Oct 3Louisiana Tech vs Army7:30 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3McNeese State at LSU7:45 PM ETSEC Network
Sat Oct 3Indiana at Rutgers8:00 PM ETBig Ten Network
Sat Oct 3Campbell at North Carolina Central8:00 PM ETRyz Sports Network
Sat Oct 3Louisiana vs Arkansas State8:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Idaho State vs Northern Arizona8:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo vs Weber State8:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Abilene Christian vs West Florida8:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3SEC Halftime Band Performances at Texas A&M8:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3Utah Tech vs Southern Utah8:00 PM ETESPN+000
Sat Oct 3SEC Halftime Band Performances at LSU8:45 PM ETSEC Plus
Sat Oct 3Baylor at Arizona State10:30 PM ETESPN
Sat Oct 3Eastern Washington at UC Davis10:30 PM ETESPN2
Sat Oct 3Texas State at San Diego State10:30 PM ETCW
Sat Oct 3Cincinnati at Arizona11:00 PM ETFOX
Tue Oct 6Southern Mississippi at Troy8:00 PM ETESPN2
Wed Oct 7Jacksonville State at Kennesaw State7:00 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Wed Oct 7New Mexico State at Florida International7:30 PM ETESPN2
Thu Oct 8Sam Houston State at Liberty7:00 PM ETESPNU
Thu Oct 8Missouri State at Western Kentucky7:00 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Thu Oct 8College Football7:30 PM ETESPN
Thu Oct 8South Alabama at Arkansas State7:30 PM ETESPN2
Fri Oct 9Florida State at Louisville7:00 PM ETESPN
Fri Oct 9Columbia vs. Marist7:00 PM ETESPN+000
Fri Oct 9Iowa at Washington9:00 PM ETFS1
Fri Oct 9Wyoming at San Jose State9:00 PM ETCBS Sports Network
Fri Oct 9Washington State at Utah State9:00 PM ETCW
Fri Oct 9Iowa State at BYU10:15 PM ETESPN

What to watch:

Ohio State carries a 12-1 record into Iowa, its first ranked opponent since a loss at Texas earlier this season. The Buckeyes have been generating Heisman conversation around their receiving corps and will face a Hawkeyes program that has consistently made life difficult for ranked visitors. Meanwhile, unbeaten Indiana at 13-0 looms over the entire playoff picture — the Hoosiers sit atop the College Football Playoff Poll, and every result around them this week tightens or loosens the bracket accordingly.


The bottom line

Here's the best way to stream the most college football in 2026:

  1. Start with Fubo for base coverage — ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, Big Ten Network, CBS Sports Network, The CW and local ABC/FOX/CBS/NBC.
  2. Add SEC Network, ACC Network and ESPNU for conference games — all included with Fubo.
  3. Use Unlimited Cloud DVR and Multiview across every device to never miss a snap.

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