Who is commentating Duquesne vs Washington State? How to watch the USA Network college football broadcast
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Duquesne’s trip to Washington State will be shown live on USA Network in the United States, with Guy Haberman on play-by-play, Alex Brink as analyst and Kate Harrison reporting from the sideline. The game is set for Saturday, 19 September 2026, with the published kick-off time listed as 3:30 p.m. ET, which is 8:30 p.m. UK time, at Gesa Field at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Washington.[2][3][9]
For viewers in the US, the easiest way to follow the game is via USA Network, while multiple listings also identify streaming access through live-TV services such as Fubo.[3][11] In the UK, the matchup is being carried through the same U.S. broadcast feed rather than a dedicated British television partner, so the key detail for international viewers is the USA Network presentation rather than a Sky or ITV package.[2][3]
Haberman has become a familiar voice in college football and broader sports broadcasting through his work as a play-by-play announcer, where his role is to set the tempo of the coverage and guide viewers through the action.[9] Brink brings local relevance to the broadcast as the colour analyst; as a former Washington State quarterback, he provides a player’s-eye perspective that should be especially useful for a Cougars home game.[3][9] Harrison’s sideline reporting completes the crew, giving the broadcast the standard three-person format used for major college football telecasts.[3][9]
This is an important night for Washington State, which enters the contest looking to steady itself at home against an FCS opponent after an 0-2 start.[2][3] Duquesne, meanwhile, also arrives without a win, and the size of the betting spread reflects the gap many preview services expect between the programs.[2][16][18] The game is therefore likely to draw attention not only from Cougars fans in Pullman but also from UK viewers following late-night college football on the American schedule.
Washington State’s home venue, Gesa Field at Martin Stadium, is one of the better-known settings in the sport and provides the backdrop for what is effectively a national-TV showcase for the Cougars.[3][4][9] Duquesne’s own football communications described the matchup as a cross-country trip and a nationally televised contest, underlining the profile of the broadcast even though it features an FCS visitor.[9]
For more on the programme and its place in college football, see the Washington State Cougars’ official athletic page: Washington State Cougars.
How to watch: USA Network in the US, with the same broadcast team of Haberman, Brink and Harrison.[2][3][9]
Kick-off: 3:30 p.m. ET / 8:30 p.m. UK time on Saturday, 19 September 2026.[2][3][9]
Venue: Gesa Field at Martin Stadium, Pullman, Washington.[3][4][9]
Article generated: 18 September 2026, 20:31 GMT