US EditionFirst 4 Penn State Home Football Game Times Announced
- Penn State announced the kickoff times for its first four 2025 home football games, including the annual White Out against Oregon on September 27 at Beaver Stadium.
- The kickoff times follow the Big Ten's announcement of schedules and broadcast partners for Penn State's early-season nonconference games and the White Out game.
- Penn State will kick off the season on August 30 with a home game versus Nevada, starting at 3:30 p.m. On CBS. Following that, they will host FIU at noon on the Big Ten Network, then face Villanova at 3:30 p.m. On FS1. The annual White Out game will take place on September 27 when Penn State hosts Oregon at 7:30 p.m. On NBC.
- The upcoming game against Oregon marks a Big Ten rematch of last December’s conference championship, which Oregon won 45-37; notably, this will be the Ducks’ first visit to State College in over six decades, with their last trip in 1964 resulting in a 22-14 victory.
- Kickoff times for later games will be announced closer to the dates, and the current schedule reflects efforts to balance broadcast slots amid TV partner constraints and postseason considerations.
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First two Pitt football games to have noon kicks/ 2025 Penn State White Out could be historic - ButlerRadio.com - Butler, PA
The first game times have been set for several Pitt football games this fall. The Panthers will host Duquesne and Central Michigan for noon kick-offs at Acrisure Stadium in Week 1 & 2. The Panthers will travel to West Virginia September 13th for a 3:30pm kick-off. It will be the 108th edition of the football “Backyard Brawl”. Penn State will host Oregon for their annual “White Out” game September 27th at Beaver Stadium. The game is scheduled for…
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East Bay TimesCFB early kickoffs announced: Fox trims Big Ten Fridays, the Big 12 on TNT and Oregon’s White Out assignment
Major college football conferences on Thursday announced the kickoff times and TV networks for hundreds of early-season games and a smattering of weeknight matchups throughout the fall. The grand reveal was notable for what it did not include: as many Friday night Big Ten conference games on Fox as the network aired last season. That constitutes a major change for the West Coast quartet, which carried a heavy burden within the Fox Friday package…
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