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The first FBS meeting on UK soil between Arizona State and Kansas has a strong broadcast line-up, with FOX One and FS1 carrying the main US coverage and streaming available through FOX’s digital platform in the United States. In the UK, viewers should also note that this is part of the wider college football schedule that remains split across major US networks such as FOX, ESPN, CBS and NBC, with streaming options increasingly central to how American football is watched on both sides of the Atlantic.
For this matchup, the FOX booth features Connor Onion on play-by-play alongside former Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III as analyst, with Alexa Landestoy reporting from the sideline. FOX’s 2026 college football roster confirmed Onion as the successor in its secondary college football booth, while Griffin continues his high-profile move into broadcasting after a career that included the Heisman at Baylor and an NFL Pro Bowl season with Washington. Landestoy has also become a familiar presence on major college football telecasts, bringing experience as a sideline reporter on prominent FOX games.
Onion’s rise in the booth has been closely watched. He has built a reputation across college football, basketball and baseball, and his move to one of FOX’s key college football teams underlines how quickly he has established himself as a trusted voice. Griffin, meanwhile, remains one of the most recognisable figures in the sport, and his presence adds both star power and genuine playing insight to a game that already has a strong transatlantic appeal.
There is also alternative coverage for listeners and viewers. Blaze Sports will carry the game with Aidan O'Neill on commentary and Nathan Ketelhut alongside him. O'Neill’s broadcast background is rooted in Arizona State media, where he has worked in play-by-play, sports anchoring and radio hosting, making him a natural fit for Sun Devils coverage. Ketelhut has also been part of Blaze’s football commentary set-up, helping provide local coverage with a student and campus-broadcast flavour.
For radio-style coverage, Gridiron Radio will feature Jason Crowder as presenter, Noah Britt as main commentator and Jon Reynolds as co-commentator. That gives fans another route into the matchup, particularly those wanting a more traditional audio experience rather than the full television presentation. Gridiron Radio’s line-up should appeal to followers looking for a sharper, more conversational breakdown of the action.
The game itself carries extra intrigue because FOX has highlighted Arizona State versus Kansas as part of its college football slate, with the fixture part of a broader weekend that continues to showcase how American football is being packaged for both domestic and international audiences. The availability of FOX One in the US and secondary coverage through FS1 reflects the increasing importance of streaming alongside linear television rights.
For fans searching where to watch, the clearest route is the FOX/FS1 broadcast in the United States, with FOX One offering a streaming option. The presence of multiple commentators across television and radio means this Arizona State-Kansas meeting is being treated like a notable event, not just another early-season game.
More about FOX’s college football coverage can be found at FOX Sports.
Article generated: 19 September 2026, 17:02 GMT