Drew Allar and the No. 2-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions host FIU at Beaver Stadium today, with Penn State entering as heavy favorites for the second straight week. Fans have been planning their watch parties all week, with lots of options to tune into the Saturday matinee.
Florida International fans, of course, await this game with bated breath. The Panthers beat Bethune-Cookman 42-9 last week, but they entered this weekend as 41-point underdogs vs. Penn State (so you're sayin' there's a chance!?). The over/under at that time: 54.5. That's an implied final score of 48-6, in case you don't have your Calculator app handy.
Still, it's worth watching this game just to catch a glimpse of Penn State's greatness. This is a program that made it to the CFP semifinals last year, losing to Notre Dame in a 27-24 instant classic that likely still has Nittany Lions fans licking their wounds. Could this be the year that Penn State takes down its third National Championship?
Interested in watching this game live on Saturday? Here's everything you need to know about Penn State vs. FIU, including TV and live-stream information for the Week 2 college football matchup.
What channel is Penn State vs. FIU on today?
- TV channel: Big Ten Network
- Live stream: Fubo
Penn State vs. FIU will air nationally on the Big Ten Network. It will also be available to stream on Fubo.
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Penn State vs. FIU start time
- Date: Saturday, Sept. 6
- Time: Noon ET
Kickoff of Penn State vs. FIU is set for noon ET on Saturday, Sept. 6.
The game will be played at Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pennsylvania.
Penn State vs. FIU radio station
- Radio channel: SiriusXM channel 85
Fans can listen to Penn State vs. FIU live on SiriusXM via channel 85.
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