Peacock will stream 10 exclusive college football games during the 2023 season, it was announced on Wednesday.
Nine of the Peacock-only contests will be Big Ten controlled games, while the tenth game will feature the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
Live streaming on Peacock kicks off this season on Saturday, Sept. 2 with the second-ranked Michigan Wolverines hosting the East Carolina Pirates. The game will kickoff at noon ET.
Two Big Ten football games and the Notre Dame contest have also already been selected to stream via Peacock. The seventh-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions will host the Delaware Blue Hens on Sept. 9 and the game will kickoff at noon ET.
One week later, the 13th-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish will host the Central Michigan Chippewas at 2:30pm ET and the Michigan State Spartans will entertain the 10th-ranked Washington Huskies at 5:00pm ET.
According to today’s release, the third-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes, 19th-ranked Wisconsin Badgers, and 25th-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes are also expected to have a game exclusively streamed by Peacock. That leaves three additional Big Ten contests that will be announced later.
The schedule is subject to change following Week 3, however, due to the Big Ten’s new flexible scheduling.
Peacock will also simulcast all college football games airing on NBC this season, which includes Big Ten Saturday Night and Notre Dame home football games.
NBC coverage of FBS college football this season begins in Week Zero on Saturday, Aug. 26 with Notre Dame taking on the Navy Midshipmen in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland. The game will be televised by NBC and streamed by Peacock at 2:30pm ET.
2023 Peacock College Football Schedule
* All times Eastern.
Saturday, Sept. 2
East Carolina at Michigan – Noon
Saturday, Sept. 9
Delaware at Penn State – Noon
Saturday, Sept. 16
Central Michigan at Notre Dame – 2:30pm
Washington at Michigan State – 5pm
To Be Announced
– Iowa, Ohio State, and Wisconsin
– Three additional Big Ten contests
.@peacock's exclusive 2023 college football schedule expected to include seven of top 25 teams in the Associated Press preseason poll.
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— NBC Sports PR (@NBCSportsPR) August 16, 2023
Should read 9 Big 10 games and 1 Notre Dame to get completely ignored b/c nobody cares about the horrible coverage on Peacock.
Why is there not a table or list of all these aforementioned games? Nobody’s resting all that text.
I added it, but only four Peacock exclusive games have been announced so far.
I can’t believe that CFB is going to flex games. They really are a professional sports league. What about fans, who plan these trips years in advance. It’s different than being an NFL fan. We know the NFL doesn’t care about its fans–by flexing games and altering work, and such, but now CFB?
They’re all relying on those TV dollars, so they’re spending like crazy. They better hope the Golden Goose keeps laying eggs, because if the networks every balk with rights fees, things could get crazy.
One would have thought that the Covid year would have taught them something.
From what I understand, that aren’t “flexing” games, but will have to select them like a draft along with the other networks. NBC keeps using the “flex” terminology, however.
CFB games have been flexed to different times on Saturday for years now. You haven’t noticed?