How Will I Watch Bucknell At Lehigh This Afternoon?

How will you watch Bucknell at Lehigh this afternoon? What a ridiculous question. Like me, you're headed to the stadium for a 12:37 kickoff.

Wait - really? You're not going to Murray Goodman today? Why not? Unscheduled dental emergency? Flying in from Buenos Aires? Need to find out how to catch the game online, by a video stream or online radio?

Never fear. LFN's here.

As mentioned, kickoff time for this very important football game is at Murray Goodman Stadium at 12:37PM.

The game is not on TV on Service Electric 2 in the Lehigh Valley, as it normally would be. This stream is only available online for free via the Patriot League Digital Network, with Mike Watts, Tom Kelleher, and Morgan Uber on the call.

If want to listen to the game on the radio, you can catch the Lehigh game feed online here, or you can listen on AM at three spots around the Lehigh Valley on the AM Dial: 1160, 1230 and 1320. Matt Kerr, Lance Haynes and Matt Markus are the radio crew.

As you may have heard, there are other college football games across the country. I didn't get a chance to get a full listing, but there is a spreadsheet from the good folks at The Sports Arsenal that provide a full list of free FCS and FBS games. Below, here's a list of games of interest for people around the Lehigh Valley (Patriot League games in bold, FCS Playoff consideration games in italics):

Noon, Notre Dame vs. Navy at Jacksonville, FL, CBS

Noon, Penn at Princeton, American Sports Network (channel finder)

Noon, Indiana at Rutgers, Big 10 Network

Noon, Air Force at Army, CBS Sports Network

Noon, No. 12 Villanova at Maine, FCS Atlantic (on some cable systems)

1:00 PM Holy Cross at Georgetown, Patriot League Network

1:00 PM Colgate at Fordham, Patriot League Network

2:00 PM, William and Mary at No. 25 Stony Brook, Stony Brook Digital Channel

2:00 PM, No. 18 Samford at No. 7 The Citadel, ESPN3

3:30 PM, Army at Wake Forest, ACC Network (local stations)

3:30 PM, No. 13 Youngstown State at No. 4 North Dakota State, ESPN3

3:30 PM, No. 5 James Madison at No. 6 Richmond, CSN-Philadelphia and other local CSN local affiliates

7:30 PM, Iowa at Penn State, Big 10 Network

8:00 PM, Nebraska at Ohio State, ABC or WatchESPN

8:00 PM, Alabama at LSU, CBS

9:00 PM, No. 3 Eastern Washington at No. 16 Cal Poly, Eversport.tv

Finally, need to catch up on the full preview fun pack of today's game?

LFN's Bucknell Game Preview
LFN's Bucknell Game Naratives
LFN's Bucknell Game Preview and Fearless Prediction

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