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Utah State at Washington in the NCAA Division I FBS will be shown in the US on Big Ten Network (BTN) and streamed on FOX One, with A.J. Kanell on play-by-play, Marcel Reece as analyst, and Alyssa Charleston reporting from the sidelines.[10][2][6]
The game is scheduled for Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 3:30 p.m. ET / 12:30 p.m. PT at Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium in Seattle.[2][6][20] For UK viewers, that corresponds to 8:30 p.m. BST, which makes it a primetime late-window college football watch for British audiences following the sport from this side of the Atlantic. Washington enter the matchup ranked in the top 20 in the available listings, while Utah State arrive at 0-1 and the Huskies at 1-0.[1][3][5][14]
The broadcast team has a distinctive mix of media and sporting experience. A.J. Kanell has become a familiar college football voice on TV coverage, while Marcel Reece brings major on-field credibility after a long professional football career, including time as a versatile NFL running back and a well-known leadership role in football operations. Alyssa Charleston adds sideline reporting experience to round out a conventional three-person college football booth.[10] That combination should suit a game likely to be heavily watched by Washington supporters and neutral viewers tracking one of the Pac-12’s former flagship programmes now appearing on a Big Ten-branded network package.
BTN is the main television home listed for the matchup, and FOX One is the streaming option highlighted in the official viewing information.[2][6] FOX’s sports platform states the game will air on BTN and stream live on FOX One, while ESPN’s game listings also identify BTN as the broadcast network.[4][6] In practice, that means American viewers can follow it on traditional cable or through the streaming service, while international fans may need to check their local rights-holder or use a provider that carries the relevant US feed.
Washington’s official game page confirms the kick-off time and venue, and Utah State’s own preview notes that this is the Aggies’ first road game of the 2026 season.[10][20] The Aggies also point out a difficult history against Washington, saying they are 0-3 all-time against the Huskies, with all three previous meetings in Seattle.[10] That context helps explain why Washington are strong favourites in the early betting markets listed by multiple outlets.[3][9][18]
For readers wanting a quick team reference, Washington’s football programme is one of the most prominent names in western college football and now sits in the Big Ten media orbit; the school’s official programme page is here: Washington Huskies football.
Beyond the broadcast details, this is also a useful early-season checkpoint. Washington’s home crowd at Husky Stadium and the national exposure on BTN give the Huskies a chance to build momentum, while Utah State will be trying to avoid a lopsided result against a ranked opponent on the road. With a familiar television crew and a clear streaming route, this matchup is easy to find and likely to draw interest from both US college football followers and UK viewers looking for a late Saturday-night game.
Article generated: 12 September 2026, 20:33 GMT