College football Week 0 broadcasting lineup: TV networks, crew information for every game

College football Week 0 action is finally upon us! Once the calendar flips to Saturday morning, we will officially be at the start of a brand new college football season.

For Aug. 27, the college football world will have 11 FBS games on tap. Out of the B1G, 3 teams will be in action with a B1G West clash across the pond.

Nebraska and Northwestern will get the B1G slate started with a 12:30 pm ET kick in Dublin, Ireland. That game will be followed by Wyoming vs. Illinois from Champaign at 4 pm ET.

Here are the TV networks and broadcast crews for the 2 B1G games Saturday, courtesy of Eye on Sky and Air Sports:

• 12:30 pm – Nebraska vs. Northwestern: Fox: Jason Benetti, Brock Huard
• 4 pm – Wyoming at Illinois: BTN: Brandon Gaudin, Joshua Perry, Rick Pizzo; Westwood One: Sam Neidermann, Derek Rackley

Here is the broadcast information for the rest of the college football schedule in Week 0:

• 12 pm – Austin Peay at Western Kentucky: CBSSN: Chick Hernandez, Randy Cross
• 3:30 pm – Idaho State at UNLV: CBSSN: Chris Lewis, Donte Whitner
• 3:30 pm – FCS Kickoff: Stephen F. Austin vs. Jacksonville State: ESPN: Brian Custer, Dustin Fox, Tiffany Blackmon
• 4 pm – UConn at Utah State: FS1: Alex Faust, Petros Papadakis
• 5 pm – Duquesne at Florida State: ACCN: Drew Carter, Roddy Jones, Lericia Harris
• 7 pm – Charlotte at FAU: CBSSN: Chris Hassel, Robert Turbin
• 7 pm – MEAC/SWAC Challenge: Alabama State vs. Howard: ESPN: Mark Jones, Robert Griffin III, Jay Walker, Tiffany Greene, Quint Kessenich
• 7 pm – Morehead State at Mercer: ESPN+: Frank Malloy, Phil Cox, Megan Birdsong
• 8:15 pm – FLorida A&M at North Carolina: ACCN: Matt Barrie, Tim Hasselbeck, Kelsey Riggs
• 9 pm – North Texas at UTEP: Stadium: Ari Wolfe, Bob Davie
• 10 pm – Nevada at New Mexico State: ESPN2: Roy Philpott, Andre Ware, Paul Carcaterra
• 10:30 pm – Vanderbilt at Hawaii: CBSSN: Rich Waltz, Aaron Taylor, Sherree Burruss

Paul Harvey

Paul is a lifelong fan and student of all things college football. He has been covering college football since 2017 and the B1G since 2018.