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Robert Morris at Akron will be shown on ESPN+ in the USA and ESPN Unlimited, with Anthony Lima on commentary alongside Ryan Cavanaugh as co-commentator. The game is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET at InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field in Akron, and the stream is listed for UK viewers at 8:30 p.m. UK time on 12 September 2026.[4][8][11]
This is an NCAAF matchup between the Robert Morris Colonials and the Akron Zips, and the broadcast details are clear across ESPN’s live game pages and Akron’s official athletics site.[1][4][7] ESPN’s game listings show the fixture on ESPN’s platforms, while Akron’s preview confirms the TV/stream coverage as ESPN+ and the local radio feed on the Akron Sports Radio Network and iHeartRadio.[1][4][7]
Anthony Lima is the main voice for the broadcast, and Ryan Cavanaugh joins him in the booth. That pairing fits the profile of a modern college-football stream where ESPN often uses regional or conference-focused broadcast talent for digitally distributed games on ESPN+, rather than the higher-profile national teams reserved for flagship TV windows.[4][8]
For readers in the UK and Ireland, this is one of those games that is easier to find via streaming than traditional television. The ESPN UK game page also lists the matchup, although it notes that data is currently unavailable there, which is consistent with ESPN’s international pages often acting as companion listings rather than full broadcast guides.[11] In practical terms, the main viewing route remains the ESPN digital service in the United States, which is also echoed by the game’s ESPN Watch listing.[8]
On the field, Akron entered the game as the stronger on-paper team, with multiple live odds pages listing the Zips as substantial favourites.[3][13][17][18] That expectation makes the broadcast useful for viewers looking to see whether Robert Morris can stay competitive against an FBS opponent in a non-conference setting, especially at Akron’s home venue.[1][2][4]
Akron’s official preview also provides useful background for the setting: the Zips were opening their home slate at InfoCision Stadium-Summa Health Field, with kickoff at 3:30 p.m. ET and streaming on ESPN+.[4] ESPN’s live game page and NCAA game summary both confirm the same pairing and date, reinforcing the broadcast and scheduling details.[1][2]
If you are following the commentary specifically, this is a good example of how ESPN’s streaming coverage now gives lower-profile college football games a dedicated on-air team, with Lima and Cavanaugh fronting the call for viewers on both sides of the Atlantic.[4][8]
Article generated: 12 September 2026, 20:46 GMT