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The BYU Cougars’ trip to face the Colorado State Rams in NCAA Division I FBS action will be shown on CBS in the United States, with streaming available on Paramount+ USA, while UK viewers can follow the game through the late-night kick-off window at 00:30 BST on Sunday, 20 September 2026. For British and American fans alike, that makes this one of the more accessible college football broadcasts of the weekend, with CBS providing the main national telecast and BYU’s own radio and studio coverage adding extra depth for supporters who want more than the live game itself.
The CBS broadcast team brings strong college football experience. Rich Waltz will handle play-by-play, joined in the booth by Adam Breneman and Brian Kelly, with Jordan Giorgio reporting from the sideline. Waltz is one of the more recognisable American sports broadcasters of recent years, known for his work across major network sportscasts, while Breneman has become a familiar analytical voice after his playing career and media move into college football coverage. Kelly’s name is also notable to followers of the sport, giving the telecast a trio with both on-field and broadcast credibility. For viewers seeking the TV and streaming route, the game is listed as CBS in the US and Paramount+ USA for subscribers and geo-restricted access.
BYU’s in-house radio presentation offers an alternative for fans who prefer a more traditional team-centric call. Jason Shepherd presents the BYU Radio coverage, with veteran play-by-play voice Greg Wrubell on commentary alongside former BYU lineman Hans Olsen. Mitchell Juergens is listed as reporter. Wrubell has long been associated with BYU football broadcasts and is one of the most established voices connected to the programme, while Olsen is well known to Cougar followers for his strong, opinionated analysis and deep knowledge of the team.
Supporters wanting a wider pre-match build-up can tune into BYU Sports Nation Game Day, which is fronted by Dave McCann. The panel includes Blaine Fowler, Jaren Hall, Harvey Langi, David Nixon and Brian Logan, with Spencer Linton reporting. That line-up combines former players and long-time BYU media figures, giving the show a distinctly Cougars-focused flavour. McCann is a seasoned broadcaster, while Fowler, Nixon and Logan have all built reputations around analysis of BYU football; Hall and Langi add recent player insight that should appeal to viewers wanting a more contemporary perspective on the team.
This matchup has the feel of a major early-season test, and it is a useful one for viewers trying to follow the wider college football landscape as well as the two teams themselves. BYU’s growing profile has made its games increasingly attractive to national broadcasters, and the CBS slot underlines that status. For fans in Britain, where live American football coverage often depends on a mixture of US network feeds and specialist team media, this broadcast package gives several viewing and listening options in one place.
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Article generated: 20 September 2026, 00:31 GMT