How to Watch Week 2 College Football Games With Sling

College football season is heating up, with multiple rivals facing off this weekend. Here's how to catch the most anticipated games

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September 5, 2025

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College football season is here, with Week 2 kicking off Friday. Some of the biggest Saturday matchups include Iowa vs. Iowa State, San Jose State vs Texas, and Mississippi vs. Kentucky, with games to be played across networks ranging from ESPN to Fox.

If you’re looking for an easy — and affordable — way to catch all of the action, Sling offers customizable plans to let you catch all of the college football action.

How to Watch College Football Games With Sling: Week 2

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Sling offers two main packages: Orange and Blue, which are available individually or bundled. Sling Orange carries ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN3. Sports programming on Sling Blue includes FS1 and NFL Network. Local channels, such as Fox and ABC, are available on Sling Blue, depending on your market.

Alternatively, Sling now offers day, weekend, and week passes, getting users affordable, short-term access to dozens of channels that typically require costly subscriptions. If you’re simply looking to watch one or two games or catch a particular live event, Sling Passes are a solid option to consider. However, Sling’s Flexible Passes are only available for its Orange package, not Blue.

Below, you can check out a roundup of some of the major football games airing this weekend, and how to catch them on Sling.

Michigan vs. Oklahoma

The Michigan Wolverines will face the Oklahoma Sooners in Norman, Oklahoma. The game starts at 7:30 p.m. ET, and airs on ABC and ESPN3. It’s available to stream on Sling on the Orange package or with a Flexible Pass.

Iowa vs Iowa State

There’s nothing better than a rivalry, and the Hawkeyes will play the Cyclones at 12 p.m. on Fox. The game is available to stream on Sling with the Blue package. Get Sling

San Jose St. vs. Texas

The Spartans will face the Longhorns in Texas for another noon game. The game will air on ABC/ESPN3 at 12 p.m. ET and is available to stream with Sling’s Orange plan, including day/weekend passes. Get Sling

Mississippi vs. Kentucky

Ole Miss will play the Wildcats in the Bluegrass State at 3:30 p.m. ET on ABC and ESPN3. You can stream the game with Sling’s Orange plan, either with a monthly subscription or with Sling passes. Get Sling

Illinois vs. Duke

The Blue Devils will face Illinois at 12 p.m. ET on ESPN, which is available on Sling’s Orange plan, including with its day/weekend passes. Get Sling

Stanford vs. BYU

Stanford will play the Cougars in Provo, Utah, at 10:15 p.m. ET on ESPN. The game is available to stream on the Orange plan. Get Sling

Kansas vs. Missouri

The Kansas Jayhawks will play the Missouri Tigers at 3:30 p.m. The game will air on ESPN2, which is included with Sling’s Orange plan or on day/weekend passes. Get Sling

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