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Bryant take on Hampton in NCAAF College Football on Saturday, 12 September 2026, with coverage set for 23:00 UK time on FloFootball.com, the FloSports channel and Monumental Sports Network. For viewers in the United States and the United Kingdom, that makes this a streaming-led broadcast rather than a game on a major American broadcast network such as ESPN, Fox, CBS or NBC, while UK audiences will also be familiar with the broader trend of college football moving onto digital platforms.
The main commentary team for the broadcast features Nathan Epstein on play-by-play, with Terence Green as co-commentator and Jack Lowe reporting from the sidelines. Epstein is a particularly familiar voice for Hampton fans, as he has been the play-by-play broadcaster for Hampton University football and basketball streaming coverage, and his work on those broadcasts earned an Emmy nomination in the Sports Talent: Play-by-Play category from the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
Epstein’s background gives this broadcast added credibility. He spent 10 years as a sports anchor, reporter and producer at WAVY-TV in the Hampton Roads area, building a reputation as a versatile journalist before moving into a more direct college-sports role. Hampton athletics noted that his 2024 season work was recognised by the National Capital Chesapeake Bay Chapter, underlining his growing standing in the regional sports broadcasting scene.
Jack Lowe also brings relevant experience to the booth. He has worked across radio, streaming and digital platforms, and has been involved in Hampton University’s collegiate athletics coverage on FloSports. His resume includes play-by-play and sideline work, along with radio production and on-air duties, making him a useful presence for live college sports coverage where quick updates and storytelling matter as much as the action on the field.
There is less publicly available verified biographical detail on Terence Green, but his role as co-commentator suggests he will provide the analysis, context and tactical insight that balance Epstein’s play-by-play style. In modern college football broadcasts, that kind of partnership is crucial, especially on a streaming platform where the commentary team often becomes the main guide for viewers following teams outside the national spotlight.
This matchup is also a reminder of how college football coverage has diversified. Monumental Sports Network has increasingly featured Hampton’s broadcasts, while FloSports continues to expand its college-sports footprint through live streaming. For American and British audiences alike, the game sits within a growing market where niche rights holders play a major role in bringing smaller-conference football to a wider audience. Fans looking to follow the action should note that the broadcast is centred on streaming access rather than traditional UK television coverage on Sky or ITV.
For Hampton, the broadcast team will be part of the wider game-day presentation around a programme that has leaned into digital coverage to showcase its football identity. For Bryant, the trip provides a useful early-season test on the road in a game that will be shaped not just by the result, but by how well the home production presents the contest to viewers who may be tuning in from either side of the Atlantic.
More information on Hampton University athletics can be found on the official site here: Hampton Pirates.
Article generated: 12 September 2026, 23:01 GMT