Watch the Iowa Hawkeyes live without cable on the device of your choice, including Apple TV, Samsung Smart TV, Roku, and more.
Table of Contents
- Watch today’s Iowa football game live for free
- The most important channels for Iowa football fans
- How to watch Iowa football on fuboTV
- How to watch Iowa football on Hulu + Live TV
- How to watch Iowa football on Sling TV
- How to watch Iowa football on YouTube TV
- How to watch Iowa football on Peacock
- Watching Iowa football FAQ
- More Big Ten Football Teams
Iowa’s offense was the laughingstock of college football in 2022. Although Kirk Ferentz, Iowa’s long tenured head football coach, didn’t fire his son, Brian Ferentz, as offensive coordinator, the Hawkeyes did get two key players from Michigan football via the transfer portal, Cade McNamara (QB) and Erick All (TE). Both All and McNamara were team captains for UM football in 2022 so it will be very interesting to watch how they perform in Iowa City.
Thus far, it looks like Iowa’s new offensive additions have largely been wasted. It boggles my mind that Brian Ferentz still has a job as the OC of a major college football team. I actually feel bad for Hawkeye fans. In their game against Penn State, Iowa had the same number of turnovers as first downs!
If you are a fan of defense, and don’t like to watch vertical passing or touchdowns, you can watch Iowa Hawkeyes football live on a host of different devices including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung Smart TV, and more.
My top pick for Hawkeyes fans is fuboTV. With a growing lineup of 4K programming, including FOX sports broadcasts, KGAN CBS 2 Cedar Rapids for watching the Chiefs, and Big Ten Network in the base package, fuboTV has a lot to offer Iowa sports fans. Plus, when games get really boring, you can check out other college football matchups with Multiview.
Hulu, YouTube TV, and DIRECTV STREAM are also good options for Hawkeye fans, and offer similar coverage to fuboTV, albeit with different packages and pricing.
ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, FS1, and Big Ten Network all in the base package. Growing lineup of 4K programming. | $74.99 / month | 7 Day Free Trial |
Watch CBS, FOX, NBC, and Big Ten Network. | $99.99 / month | 5 Day Free Trial |
Watch today’s Iowa football game live for free
In the easy to use table below, we publish the upcoming Iowa football TV schedule, as well as the live TV streaming providers that carry each game, as well as whether they currently offer a free trial.
| DATE | OPP | TIME | TV | VENUE |
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| Sep 2, 2023 | vs Utah St. | 12:00 pm | FS1 | Kinnick Stadium |
| Sep 9, 2023 | @ Iowa St. | 3:30 pm | FOX | Jack Trice Stadium |
| Sep 16, 2023 | vs W. Michigan | 3:30 pm | BTN | Kinnick Stadium |
| Sep 23, 2023 | @ Penn State | 7:30 pm | CBS | Beaver Stadium |
| Sep 30, 2023 | vs Michigan St. | TBA | — | Kinnick Stadium |
| Oct 7, 2023 | vs Purdue | TBA | — | Kinnick Stadium |
| Oct 14, 2023 | @ Wisconsin | TBA | — | Camp Randall Stadium |
| Oct 21, 2023 | vs Minnesota | TBA | — | Kinnick Stadium |
| Nov 4, 2023 | @ Northwestern | TBA | — | Wrigley Field |
| Nov 11, 2023 | vs Rutgers | TBA | — | Kinnick Stadium |
| Nov 18, 2023 | vs Illinois | TBA | — | Kinnick Stadium |
| Nov 24, 2023 | @ Nebraska | 12:00 pm | CBS | Tom Osborne Field at Memorial Stadium |
The most important channels for Iowa football fans
The Big Ten TV contract splits rights to broadcast games between CBS, NBC, FOX, FS1, and Big Ten Network. FOX and the Big Ten both have ownership interests in the popular Big Ten Network and FOX owns FS1. These 5 channels are the channels fans need in order to watch Iowa Football. In the easy to use table below, we lay out the live TV streaming providers that carry CBS, FOX, FS1, NBC, and Big Ten Network, and whether they currently offer a free trial.
The Big Ten Championship Game is aired exclusively on FOX.
| DIRECTV STREAM – Choice | DIRECTV STREAM | Fubo | Hulu + Live TV | Orange & Blue Sports Extra | YouTube TV | |
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| $99.99 / month | $74.99 / month | $74.99 / month | $69.99 / month | $65 / month | $72.99 / month |
How to watch Iowa football on fuboTV
Our top pick for watching the NFL, fuboTV is also an excellent choice for streaming Big Ten Football. The platform carries all the channels you need to live stream the Hawkeyes from the start of the season all the way through to the Big Ten Championship game.
Read our fuboTV sports review.
How to watch Iowa football on Hulu + Live TV
I’ve enjoyed watching college football on Hulu. I like the interface and the service has all the channels you need to live stream the Hawkeyes and Big Ten Football. Big Ten Network is offered in the base package and the ESPN+ bundle gets NCAAF fans even more games.
Read our Hulu + Live TV sports review.
How to watch Iowa football on Sling TV
Sling Orange or Blue, as stand alone services, offer value as budget picks, but they are missing key channels for Iowa football. For example, Sling TV users in Iowa can’t get FOX or ABC without an air antenna. Nevertheless, the availability of ESPN, FS1, and Big Ten Network offers some coverage.
Read our Sling TV sports review.
How to watch Iowa football on YouTube TV
YouTube TV offers the full lineup of channels you need to live stream the Hawkeyes. We also love the unlimited DVR in the base package, and the extensive 4K lineup.
Read our YouTube TV sports review.
How to watch Iowa football on Peacock
New for 2023, Hawkeye fans will be able to see a handful of Iowa football games on Peacock. Under the Big Ten’s new TV deal, Peacock will simulcast the Big Ten Saturday Night prime-time game on Saturday night with NBC. In addition, Peacock will be the exclusive home of 8 Big Ten football games in 2023, which brings the “streaming exclusive” model that has so frustrated MLB fans to college football. Buckle up because it’s going to be a wild ride.
Watching Iowa football FAQ
The Wolverines are not on Iowa’s schedule in 2023 unless both teams make it to the Big Ten Championship game. You have to wonder whether not having to play his former teammates factored into Cade McNamara’s decision to transfer to the Hawkeyes.