FOX College Football Starts Saturdays Strong
For the second season, ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ travels each week to college football’s top games, previewing the day’s best matchups from campuses across the nation at 10:00 AM ET on FOX.
Schedule Highlights Include Elite Big Ten Matchups – Michigan at Penn State, Ohio State at Michigan and More
NFL HOFer Deion Sanders Kicks Off Colorado Coaching Career Weeks 1 & 2 on FOX
BIG NOON SATURDAY Reigns as Most-Watched Regular Season Window in College Football for Second Consecutive Season
LOS ANGELES – FOX Sports today announces select games from the network’s elite 2023 college football schedule, featuring top games from the Big Ten, Big 12, Mountain West and Pac-12 conferences.
For the second season, BIG NOON KICKOFF travels each week to college football’s top games, previewing the day’s best matchups from campuses across the nation at 10:00 AM ET on FOX. KICKOFF is followed by BIG NOON SATURDAY, the network’s premier matchup each week and the most-watched regular season college football window across any network for two consecutive seasons.
Noon is Primetime
In Week 1, Colorado takes on national runner-up TCU on Saturday, Sept. 2 at 12:00 PM ET on FOX. NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders makes his regular season coaching debut at Colorado on BIG NOON SATURDAY from Fort Worth TX, with the BIG NOON KICKOFF crew providing on-site pregame coverage beginning at 10:00 AM ET.
Week 2 is highlighted by another highly anticipated coaching matchup, when Coach Prime takes on new Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule, Saturday, Sept. 9 at 12:00 PM ET on FOX. The BIG NOON KICKOFF and BIG NOON SATURDAY crews head to Boulder, CO, for extensive coverage beginning at 10:00 AM ET.
In Week 3’s BIG NOON SATURDAY matchup, Penn State faces off against Illinois in a showdown from Champaign, IL, on Saturday, Sept. 16, with BIG NOON KICKOFF’s on-site pregame coverage beginning at 10:00 AM ET and game action at 12:00 PM ET.
Rivalries Heat up Fall Schedule
In Week 11, Michigan travels to Penn State for a highly anticipated rivalry matchup from State College, PA. The action kicks off Saturday, Nov. 11 at 12:00 PM ET on FOX.
FOX Sports’ college football regular season concludes Thanksgiving weekend with the most heated rivalry in sports as Michigan hosts Ohio State on Saturday, Nov. 25, at 12:00 PM ET on FOX. “The Game” is part of an epic weekend of college football programming on FOX and FS1, which also includes a Black Friday tripleheader featuring TCU at Oklahoma at 12:00 PM ET on FOX, Air Force at Boise State at 4:00 PM ET on FS1, and Oregon St. at Oregon at 8:30 PM ET on FOX.
Championship Weekend on FOX
On Saturday, Dec. 2, FOX is home to a conference championship doubleheader, beginning with the Mountain West Championship at 3:00 PM ET followed by the Big Ten Championship at 8:00 PM ET.
Key 2023 FOX College Football Season Highlights:
· FOX Sports’ Week 1 action features several highly anticipated coaching debuts – on Thursday, Aug. 31, new Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule goes up against Minnesota at 8:00 PM ET on FOX. On Saturday, Sept. 2, Deion Sanders makes his Colorado debut at noon on FOX, and new Wisconsin head coach Luke Fickell takes on Buffalo at 3:30 PM ET on FS1.
· Three new Big 12 member institutions also make Week 1 appearances on FS1, beginning on Thursday when UCF takes on Kent State at 7:00 PM ET. On Saturday on FS1, Houston hosts UTSA at 7:00 PM ET, while BYU takes on Sam Houston at 10:15 PM ET.
· Week 2’s college football quadruple header Saturday, Sept. 9 on FOX is led by Nebraska at Colorado at noon, Iowa at Iowa State at 3:30 PM ET, Oregon at Texas Tech at 7:00 PM ET and Stanford at USC at 10:30 PM ET.
· In Week 3, Houston hosts TCU in a Big 12 conference matchup between former Southwest conference foes on Saturday, Sept. 16 at 8:00 PM ET on FOX.
· FS1 is the weeknight home of college football, highlights include:
o Wisconsin at Purdue on at 7:00 PM ET on Friday, Sept. 22
o Utah at Oregon State at 9:00 PM ET on Friday, Sept. 29
o TCU at Texas Tech at 7:00 PM ET on Thursday, Nov. 2.
College Football’s Most-Watched Window
Launched in 2019, BIG NOON SATURDAY has made its mark in the college football landscape over the past three seasons, becoming the most-watched regular season college football window across any network for two consecutive seasons. BIG NOON KICKOFF also had its most-watched season ever in 2022, posting double digit year-over-year growth in its final hour.
Where To Watch
College football on FOX, FS1, FS2 and BTN is also simulcast on the FOX Sports app and FOXSports.com.
FOX Sports’ confirmed 2023 fall college football schedule is available here and below. The remainder of the schedule will be announced as the season progresses.
2023 FOX COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE*
(All Times ET)Saturday, August 26 Network
7:00 PM Ohio at San Diego St. FS1Thursday, August 31
8:00 PM Nebraska at Minnesota FOX7:00 PM Kent St. at UCF FS1
Friday, September 1
7:00 PM Central Michigan at Michigan St. FS1Saturday, September 2
10:00 AM BIG NOON KICKOFF FOX
12:00 PM Colorado at TCU FOX
3:30 PM Rice at Texas FOX12:00 PM Utah St. at Iowa FS1
3:30 PM Buffalo at Wisconsin FS1
7:00 PM UTSA at Houston FS1
10:15 PM Sam Houston at BYU FS112:00 PM Fresno State at Purdue BTN
3:30 PM Towson at Maryland BTN
7:30 PM Toledo at Illinois BTNFriday, September 8
7:00 or 8:00 PM Indiana State at Indiana BTNSaturday, September 9
10:00 AM BIG NOON KICKOFF FOX
12:00 PM Nebraska at Colorado FOX
3:30 PM Iowa at Iowa St. FOX
7:00 PM Oregon at Texas Tech FOX
10:30 PM Stanford at USC FOX12:00 PM Troy at K-State FS1
7:00 PM UCF at Boise St. FS1
10:30 PM Oklahoma St. at Arizona St. FS112:00 PM Youngstown State at Ohio State BTN
3:30 PM Richmond at Michigan State BTN
3:30 PM UTEP at Northwestern BTN
7:30 PM Eastern Michigan at Minnesota BTN
7:30 PM Temple at Rutgers BTNFriday, September 15
7:00 PM Virginia at Maryland FS1Saturday, September 16
10:00 AM BIG NOON KICKOFF FOX
12:00 PM Penn St. at Illinois FOX
4:00 PM Western Kentucky at Ohio St. FOX
8:00 PM TCU at Houston FOX12:00 PM North Dakota at Boise St. FS1
3:30 PM San Diego St. at Oregon St. FS1
7:00 PM Northern Illinois at Nebraska FS1
10:30 PM Fresno St. at Arizona St. FS112:00 PM Georgia Southern at Wisconsin BTN
12:00 PM Louisville vs. Indiana (Lucas Oil Stadium) BTN
3:30 PM Western Michigan at Iowa BTN
3:30 PM Virginia Tech at Rutgers BTN
7:30 PM Bowling Green at Michigan BTNFriday, September 22
7:00 PM Wisconsin at Purdue FS1
10:30 PM Air Force at San José St. FS1Friday, September 29
9:00 PM Utah at Oregon St. FS1
Friday, October 6
8:00 PM Nebraska at Illinois FS1Thursday, October 12
7:00 PM West Virginia at Houston
FS1Thursday, November 2
7:00 PM TCU at Texas Tech FS1Friday, November 10
10:45 PM Wyoming at UNLV FS1Saturday, November 11
10:00 AM BIG NOON KICKOFF FOX
12:00 PM Michigan at Penn St. FOXFriday, November 17
10:30 PM Colorado at Washington St. FS1Friday, November 24
12:00 PM TCU at Oklahoma FOX
8:30 PM Oregon St. at Oregon FOX4:00 PM Air Force at Boise St. FS1
Saturday, November 25
9:00 AM BIG NOON KICKOFF FOX
12:00 PM Ohio St. at Michigan FOXSaturday, December 2
3:00 PM Mountain West Championship: Teams TBD FOX
6:30 PM Big Ten Championship Pregame FOX
8:00 PM Big Ten Championship: Teams TBD FOXRemainder of FOX Sports’ college football schedule to be announced as the season progresses.
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