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Harvard travel to New Hampshire in NCAA Division I FCS action on Saturday, 19 September 2026, with coverage available on the FloFootball / FloSports Channel and the game set for a 1:00 p.m. ET kick-off in Durham, New Hampshire, which is 6:00 p.m. UK time. The matchup is being shown through FloSports’ college-football platforms rather than on a traditional US network, and UNH has said the game will stream via the FloSports Channel on Prime Video as well as through FloCollege access. [7][9][4]
For viewers searching specifically for the voices on the call, the main commentator is Calvin Christoforo, with Ben Altsher working as co-commentator. That makes this a FloFootball presentation built around the platform’s dedicated college-football coverage, which has become a familiar destination for FCS fans tracking non-network broadcasts. [9][4]
The game itself has added appeal because it brings together two established FCS programmes. Harvard entered the season as the three-time defending Ivy League champions, while New Hampshire was described by Harvard as a 2025 NCAA FCS Playoff participant. Harvard also noted that the Crimson are 8-0 all-time against New Hampshire, including a 28-23 win in the 2024 meeting in Cambridge. [7][14]
That history gives the fixture an extra layer of interest for viewers tuning in on FloFootball. Harvard’s 2026 schedule announcement highlighted New Hampshire as a “stiff test” to open the campaign, and the Wildcats’ own schedule lists the game as a home fixture at Durham, N.H. at 1 p.m. [14][16]
If you are checking the wider broadcast landscape, this is not a game on ESPN, FOX, CBS, NBC or Sky; instead, it sits on the FloSports ecosystem, which is increasingly important in the FCS and other niche college-sports windows. Sporting News also reported that the matchup would not air on traditional television and would be streamed live on FloCollege. [4][9]
From a football perspective, the matchup has the feel of an early benchmark game for both teams. Harvard was listed by ESPN as a road team at Wildcat Stadium, while several preview and odds pages pointed to Harvard as a clear favourite, reflecting the Crimson’s strength and New Hampshire’s challenge in matching up at home. [1][10][15]
For UK and US audiences alike, the key takeaway is simple: if you want the live action, the place to watch is FloFootball / FloSports Channel, and the coverage will be led by Calvin Christoforo alongside Ben Altsher. For more on Harvard football, see the team’s official programme page at Harvard football. [7][9][13]
Article generated: 19 September 2026, 18:02 GMT