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How to Watch Big 12 Football

A four-time-zone conference means kickoffs from noon Eastern to late night Pacific. Here is how the windows break down and what you actually need to subscribe to.

Updated this week

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Channels

  • National Sports A

    Carries the largest share of league games across every Saturday window.

  • FOX

    The early national window and a regular primetime slot.

  • National Sports B

    Late-night windows for the Mountain and Pacific time zone schools.

  • Streaming-exclusive windows

    A portion of the schedule lands on streaming platforms rather than linear television.

Streaming options

Pick by what you watch on and where you live. The highlighted option is our analysis-based pick for most fans.

  • Live TV bundleBest pick

    Typical price
    $60 to $85 per month
    Works on
    Smart TV, streaming stick, phone, browser
    Location fit
    Nationwide
    Notes
    Covers the national sports networks and broadcast windows that carry most of the schedule.
  • Standalone sports app

    Typical price
    $11 to $30 per month
    Works on
    Varies by provider
    Location fit
    Varies by market
    Notes
    Needed for the streaming-exclusive games the linear networks do not carry.
  • Antenna plus one service

    Typical price
    One-time $40 plus a service
    Works on
    Varies by provider
    Location fit
    Varies by market
    Notes
    Picks up the broadcast windows free; you still need a service for the rest.

This week on Fubo

Week of Aug 26. Fubo carries the conference network and the national windows below; kickoff times are listed in Eastern Time.

Teams covered

  • Utah
  • Arizona
  • Arizona State
  • BYU
  • Kansas
  • Kansas State
  • Iowa State
  • Oklahoma State
  • TCU
  • Texas Tech
  • West Virginia
  • UCF

Common questions

Why are so many Big 12 games on late?
The conference spans four time zones. Western schools regularly draw 10:00 PM Eastern kickoffs so the network can stack windows all day.
Is one subscription enough?
Usually not quite. A live TV bundle covers most of it, but the streaming-exclusive windows require a separate sports app.
What is the cheapest way to follow one school?
Check that school's typical network mix first. Schools that appear mostly on the national sports networks are covered by a single bundle.