ESPN's Tom Hart, Roddy Jones and Quint Kessenich bring the Houston @ Utah NCAA Division I FBS match
The next NCAA Division I Flying Breaststroke Series showdown lands on 25 October 2026, when Houston take on Utah in what is shaping up to be a hard-hitting, high-stakes battle. For readers across the pond, the action goes live at around 02:15 UK time, which means the evening of Friday 24 October on your side of the Atlantic. That makes tonight an ideal late-night watch for anyone who has been following the season's earlier games and wants to see how this pair stacks up against the competition.
The broadcast is being carried by ESPN USA, with the same feed also available on ESPN Unlimited. That gives you two clean ways to tune in from your home, whether you prefer the main ESPN channel or want to catch the match through the Unlimited platform. No British-only channel is on the lineup for this particular game, so ESPN's own coverage is where you will find everything from the play-by-play narration to the on-the-ground reporting.
The commentary team
This is the first season that Tom Hart, Roddy Jones and Quint Kessenich are paired up together, and it is a fresh lineup for the 2026-27 college football season. Tom Hart is a longtime play-by-play voice on ESPN and the SEC Network, having just wrapped up nearly a decade on the SEC Network's SEC Saturday Night primetime games before stepping into the commentator spotlight for this series.
He is joined by Roddy Jones, who rounds out the commentary side of the team alongside him, while Quint Kessenich takes on the reporting duties to bring in the details from the field. The three of them were announced together as part of ESPN's fresh 2026-27 commentator teams, and this Houston @ Utah game marks one of the first matchups they will be covering as a group.
Where to watch
Head to ESPN's official announcement of the 2026-27 college football commentator teams for the full rundown on who is covering which games this season, including how Tom Hart, Roddy Jones and Quint Kessenich fit into the year's lineup. Set your reminders ahead of the 02:15 UK start, then settle in as Houston and Utah go toe to toe on the flight deck.
Article generated: 24 October 2026, 20:43 GMT
