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Exactly When 2026 College Football Starts: Week 0 & 1 TV Schedule

Exactly When 2026 College Football Starts: Week 0 & 1 TV Schedule

When Does the 2026 College Football Season Start? Your Complete Beginner’s Guide

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The 2026 college football season is right around the corner! But here’s the thing — not everyone starts on the same day. Think of it like how some schools start in August and others after Labor Day. Let’s break it all down so you know exactly when to grab your snacks and turn on the TV.


The Two Main Divisions: FCS vs. FBS

Before we talk dates, you need to know there are two main "levels" of college football:

  • FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision) — The big schools you see on TV all the time (Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, etc.). 134 teams.
  • FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) — Smaller schools, but still awesome football. They have a playoff tournament to crown a champion.

IMPORTANT: Both divisions start at slightly different times!


When Does Each Division Kick Off?

Division First Games First Full Saturday
FCS Thursday, August 27 September 5
FBS Saturday, August 29 (Week 0) Saturday, September 5 (Week 1)

What Is "Week 0"? (And Why Is There a Game in Ireland?)

Week 0 is like a sneak preview. A small handful of FBS teams get to play one week early — think of it as a "bonus game" before the real opening weekend.

The Headliner: Aer Lingus College Football Classic

  • Who: North Carolina Tar Heels vs. No. 23 TCU Horned Frogs (preseason rank)
  • Where: Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland
  • When: Saturday, August 29 at 12:00 PM ET
  • TV: ESPN

FUN FACT: This was originally going to be in Rio de Janeiro, but got moved to Dublin!

Other Week 0 Games on FOX

Game Time (ET) Channel
Memphis at UNLV 10:00 PM FOX / FOX One
San Jose State at USC TBD TBD
Hawaii at Stanford TBD TBD
New Mexico State at Florida State TBD TBD

ARE THESE REAL GAMES?
YES! Week 0 games count toward each team’s official record. They are not preseason or exhibition games.


Week 1: The REAL Opening Weekend (Labor Day Week)

Most teams wait until Week 1 to start. It runs Thursday, September 3 – Monday, September 7.

The First Full Saturday: September 5

This is when college football truly explodes onto your screen. FOX is making it a party:

FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff returns at 10:00 AM ET from Bloomington, Indiana — celebrating the reigning national champion Indiana Hoosiers!

And get this: FOX will showcase the last three national champions in the first three weeks.


Complete FOX Networks Schedule (Week 0 + Week 1)

Week 0 (Aug 29)

Game Date Time (ET) Channel
Memphis at UNLV Sat, Aug 29 10:00 PM FOX, FOX One

Week 1 (Sept 3–7)

Game Date Time (ET) Channel
UMass at Rutgers Thu, Sep 3 6:00 PM BTN, FOX One
UAB at Illinois Thu, Sep 3 9:00 PM BTN, FOX One
Indiana State at Purdue Fri, Sep 4 7:00 PM BTN, FOX One
Toledo at Michigan State Fri, Sep 4 8:00 PM FS1, FOX One
Fresno State at USC Fri, Sep 4 9:00 PM FOX, FOX One
Ohio at Nebraska Sat, Sep 5 12:00 PM FS1, FOX One
North Texas at Indiana Sat, Sep 5 12:00 PM FOX, FOX One
Ball State at Ohio State Sat, Sep 5 12:30 PM BTN, FOX One
Boston College at Cincinnati Sat, Sep 5 3:30 PM FOX, FOX One
Marshall at Penn State Sat, Sep 5 3:30 PM FS1, FOX One
Northern Illinois at Iowa Sat, Sep 5 4:15 PM BTN, FOX One
Abilene Christian at Texas Tech Sat, Sep 5 7:00 PM FS1, FOX One
South Dakota State at Northwestern Sat, Sep 5 8:00 PM BTN, FOX One
Hampton at Maryland Sat, Sep 5 8:00 PM BTN, FOX One
Central Michigan at New Mexico Sat, Sep 5 10:00 PM FS1, FOX One

Other Big Games You Won’t Want to Miss (Non-FOX)

Game Date Time (ET) Channel
North Carolina vs. TCU (in Dublin) Sat, Aug 29 12:00 PM ESPN
NC State at Virginia Sat, Aug 29 3:30 PM ESPN
Boise State at Oregon Sat, Sep 5 3:30 PM CBS
Clemson at LSU Sat, Sep 5 7:30 PM ABC
Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame (in Green Bay) Sun, Sep 6 7:30 PM NBC / Peacock
Louisville vs. Ole Miss (in Nashville) Sun, Sep 6 7:30 PM ABC
SMU at Florida State Mon, Sep 7 7:30 PM ESPN

How to Watch College Football in 2026

Step-by-Step: Get Ready for Kickoff

  1. Check your TV package — Games air on: FOX, FS1, ABC, CBS, ESPN, NBC, Peacock, BTN, SEC Network, ACC Network
  2. No cable? No problem! These streaming services carry FOX & FS1:
    • YouTube TV
    • Sling TV
    • Hulu + Live TV
    • Fubo

      Channel availability varies by location and package.

  3. Free over-the-air? If you have an antenna and good reception, you can watch your local FOX station for free!
    Check FCC TV Reception Maps to see what’s available in your area.
  4. All-in-one option: FOX One subscription gives you FOX college football + more in one place.

Heads Up: Schedules Can Change!

IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Kickoff times, TV networks, and even game locations can change before the season starts. Always double-check the FOX Sports event pages for the latest info.


Summary: Key Dates at a Glance

What When Notes
FCS Season Starts Thu, Aug 27 Several games
FBS Week 0 Starts Sat, Aug 29 Limited games (incl. Ireland!)
First Full Saturday (Week 1) Sat, Sep 5 Most teams debut; Labor Day weekend
Week 1 Runs Thu, Sep 3 – Mon, Sep 7 5 days of football!
FOX Big Noon Kickoff Returns Sat, Sep 5, 10 AM ET From Bloomington, IN

FAQ: Your Top Questions Answered

1. What’s the difference between FBS and FCS?

FBS is the top level (134 teams, bowl games). FCS is the next level (130 teams, 24-team playoff). Think FBS = "big leagues," FCS = "minor leagues" — but both are college football!

2. Do Week 0 games count?

Yes! They are regular-season games. Wins/losses go on the permanent record.

3. Why do some teams play in Week 0?

NCAA rules let teams that play in Hawaii or travel internationally (like to Ireland) schedule an extra game — so they get a "Week 0" bye later.

4. Can I watch for free with an antenna?

Yes! Your local FOX station broadcasts over the air for free. Check the FCC map link above to confirm reception in your area.

5. When is the first really big Saturday?

Saturday, September 5. That’s when most top teams play, FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff returns, and Labor Day weekend football goes into full swing.


Ready for Kickoff?

Mark your calendars:

  • Aug 27 → FCS starts
  • Aug 29 → FBS Week 0 (Ireland game at noon!)
  • Sep 5 → The real opening Saturday

Grab your jersey, stock the fridge, and get ready — college football is BACK!

All game times Eastern. Schedule subject to change. Check FOX Sports for updates.

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