It's time for another thrilling slate of college football games as Round 2 of the FCS Playoffs kicks off. In this article, we'll provide you with the schedule, streaming options, and TV information for all the games. Get ready for an action-packed weekend of football!
Round 2 Schedule and Streaming Options
Find out the schedule for Round 2 of the FCS Playoffs and how you can stream the games.
The FCS Playoffs Round 2 is packed with exciting matchups. Here is the schedule for the games:
- Richmond at No. 5 Albany | Noon EST
- Youngstown State at No. 8 Villanova | Noon EST
- Chattanooga at No. 7 Furman | 1 p.m. EST
- Sacramento State at No. 3 South Dakota | 1 p.m. EST
- Mercer at No. 1 South Dakota State | 2 p.m. EST
- North Dakota State at No. 6 Montana State | 3 p.m. EST
- Delaware at No. 2 Montana | 9 p.m. EST
- Southern Illinois at No. 4 Idaho | 10 p.m. EST
All the FCS Playoff games can be streamed on ESPN+. Sign up for ESPN+ to catch all the action!
TV Coverage for Idaho vs. Southern Illinois Game
Get the details on the only game airing on national TV and how you can watch it.
The game between Idaho and Southern Illinois will be aired on ESPN2 at 10 p.m. EST. If you prefer to stream it, you can also watch it on ESPN+ or services like fuboTV.
Don't miss out on this exciting matchup between two talented teams!
Exciting Matchups and Top Seeds
Discover the top seeds and the thrilling matchups in Round 2 of the FCS Playoffs.
Round 2 of the FCS Playoffs features some highly anticipated matchups. The top seeds in action include:
- No. 5 Albany hosting Richmond
- No. 8 Villanova hosting Youngstown State
- No. 1 South Dakota State hosting Mercer
- No. 2 Montana taking on Delaware
- No. 4 Idaho hosting Southern Illinois
These games promise to be intense battles as the teams fight to advance in the playoffs.
Conference USA's Latest Expansion
Learn about the University of Delaware's move to Conference USA and its impact on the league.
The University of Delaware is joining Conference USA as a full member starting in 2025. This move is seen as a significant expansion for the conference, strategically positioning itself for continued success.
Delaware's rich history in athletics and academics makes it a valuable addition to Conference USA. The university has produced notable athletes, including Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Flacco and WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne.
With this move, Conference USA aims to elevate its visibility and strengthen its overall competitiveness in college sports.
