How to watch Eagle (ID) at Mountain View (ID): Live stream, kickoff time for crosstown clash

Brandon Walton

How to watch Eagle (ID) at Mountain View (ID): Live stream, kickoff time for crosstown clash image

When a perfect team averaging over 26 points per victory meets a resilient squad seeking redemption after a recent tough loss, you get the makings of a crosstown battle that could shake up the playoff picture.

Such is the case Friday night when No. 4 Eagle (4-0) travels to No. 18 Mountain View (2-2) at Mountain View High School in what promises to be another compelling chapter in a tightly contested series.

The Mustangs have been dominant through their first four games, showcasing both sides of the ball with a top-5 offense averaging 40.75 points per game and a stingy defense allowing just 14.50 points. Running back Noah Burnham has been the driving force behind their success, racking up 556 yards and seven touchdowns, while quarterback Austin Ramsey has been equally impressive with 795 passing yards and 13 touchdowns through the air.

Mountain View enters this rivalry game with plenty to prove after rebounding from a competitive loss to No. 2 Rocky Mountain with a convincing 42-7 victory over Kuna. The Mavericks bring their own defensive prowess to the table, boasting the second-best defense in their classification by allowing just 12 points per game.

Both programs arrive at this crosstown showdown coming off performances that highlighted their respective strengths in different ways.

STREAM: Eagle vs. Mountain View, live on the NFHS Network (Sign up today!)

Eagle rolls into this matchup riding momentum from another dominant performance, with their balanced attack continuing to prove difficult for opponents to contain. The Mustangs have won the last three meetings in this series and hold a narrow 12-11 edge in the all-time rivalry, giving them confidence as they seek to extend their recent success.

Mountain View brings experience and determination to this crucial game, led by three-year starting quarterback Hank Nelson, who has thrown for 983 yards and eight touchdowns this season. Nelson's veteran presence gives the Mavericks stability under center and the leadership needed for big moments like these.

The battle shapes up as a fascinating test of strengths, with Eagle's explosive offense facing off against Mountain View's elite defense in what could determine momentum heading into the heart of the season.

Adding extra motivation for the Mavericks is their opportunity for a signature victory after falling just short against Rocky Mountain earlier this season. Mountain View showed they can compete with the state's best in that contest, and they'll look to channel that same energy against another top-5 opponent.

With Eagle seeking to maintain their perfect record and extend their series advantage, while Mountain View aims to prove their Rocky Mountain performance wasn't a fluke, this crosstown rivalry has all the elements of a classic Friday night showdown.

Here's everything you need to know about Eagle at Mountain View, including live stream information for the game.

How to watch Eagle at Mountain View football today

  • Live Stream: Watch on the NFHS Network (Sign up today!)

Eagle at Mountain View will air live on the NFHS Network. You can subscribe to the NFHS Network on a monthly basis or an annual subscription.

Eagle at Mountain View start time

  • Date: Friday, Sept. 26
  • Time: 7 p.m. MDT

The opening kickoff is set for 7 p.m. MDT on Friday, Sept. 26. The game will be played at Mountain View High School in Meridian.

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Brandon Walton

Brandon Walton is a freelance contributor for The Sporting News. After graduating from Boise State in 2015, he’s made stops at the Argus Observer (Oregon), the Idaho Press and SBLive. Brandon is currently the sports editor for both the Idaho State Journal and Post Register newspapers. Just this May, he took home four Idaho Press Club awards, including taking third place in the Sports Reporter of the Year category. His three first-place awards were the most among the sports reporting categories. Brandon is the father to three wonderful children in Aaden (17), Lennon (13) and Everly (7). He is also engaged to his beautiful fiancé Tawna, who will be celebrating 8 years together this fall. In his spare time, he loves to hang out with his family, friends, watch movies, play video games and get his heart broken by his sports teams, most notably the Dallas Cowboys.