The Ivy League has announced their 2024 football TV schedule, which includes six games on the ESPN linear networks.
The Ivy League on ESPN schedule kicks off on Friday, Oct. 11 with the Harvard Crimson traveling to face the Cornell Big Red. The game, which was moved up one day from Saturday, Oct. 12, will be televised live by ESPNU at 6:00pm ET.
Four additional Ivy League contests in 2024 have been moved to Fridays for television — Brown at Princeton (Friday, Oct. 18), Yale at Penn (Friday, Oct. 25), Yale at Columbia (Friday, Nov. 1), and Dartmouth at Princeton (Friday, Nov. 8). All four contests will be televised by ESPNU.
Ivy League action on ESPN will conclude with the 140th Playing of the Game, which features Harvard hosting Yale on Saturday, Nov. 23. The kickoff time and network will be announced at a later date.
This will mark the sixth consecutive season that all eight Ivy League programs will make at least one appearance on a linear ESPN network.
As part of the Ivy League’s agreement with ESPN, all remaining home football games will stream live on ESPN+, while select games will also air on regional sports networks. All kickoff times will be announced in the coming weeks.
2024 Ivy League Football TV Schedule
* All times Eastern.
Friday, Oct. 11
Harvard at Cornell – 6pm, ESPNU
Friday, Oct. 18
Brown at Princeton – 7pm, ESPNU
Friday, Oct. 25
Yale at Penn – 7pm, ESPNU
Friday, Nov. 1
Yale at Columbia – 7pm, ESPNU
Friday, Nov. 8
Dartmouth at Princeton – 6pm, ESPNU
Saturday, Nov. 23
Yale at Harvard – TBD
Yale-Harvard should air on ABC for a change. Perhaps to accommodate that, it should be moved to Friday night.
Z-Man not everybody are interested in College Football & as a Princeton Tigers Fan I am happy & satisfied with Harvard-Yale still play on Saturday afternoon.
The ratings wouldn’t warrant this—-they will air better games.
And, after all those protests, who knows who will watch
Lol—-meant to be funny, not political!
John Furgele I am A Fan of your post plus as a Princeton Tigers Fan I am really looking forward to having two Home games on Friday evening this year.
I know that Yale is already featured three times, but skipping the second to last weekend of the year when Princeton-Yale is scheduled seems like a missed opportunity.