What radio station is Memphis vs. Florida State game on today? Details on Week 3 NCAA football game coverage
Week 3 of college football will see many exciting matchups, and one of them is between the Memphis Tigers and Florida State Seminoles. The Tigers (2-0) are undefeated and will travel to Doak Campbell Stadium to challenge the Seminoles, who are struggling with two back-to-back losses.
How to listen to Memphis vs. Florida State game on radio?
Football fans can enjoy the live coverage of the Memphis vs Florida State game on several radio stations like WTNT 94.9 FM, 92.9 FM ESPN and WKIM-FM 98.9.
ESPN will broadcast the game live. Bob Wischusen will handle the play-by-play, Louis Riddick will serve as the analyst, and Kris Budden will report from the sidelines. Football enthusiasts can also live stream the Saturday noon game on Fubo TV, Sling TV, ESPN+ and Peacock.
What time is Memphis vs. Florida State on today?
The Memphis vs. Florida State game is scheduled at 12 p.m. ET on Saturday at Doak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee. The FSU will welcome the Tigers for the 11th time on their home turf.
Memphis vs. Florida State: Head-to-Head
The Memphis vs Florida State rivalry began in Oct. 1959 when the Tigers defeated the Seminoles 16-6. Since then, the two teams have played 18 games against each other, where FSU is leading with a 10-7-1 record.
The last time the Tigers played Seminoles was on Nov. 17, 1990. In that game, the Seminoles celebrated a 35-3 victory. Moreover, in the last ten years, Florida State has won eight games, lost one and tied one.
Looking at the previous year's records, Seminoles has a clear domination over the Tigers. But, this season, Memphis is already being called a strong contender to enter the college football playoffs. With Tigers starting QB Seth Henigan in impressive form, Memphis will be looking to end their losing streak against the Seminoles.
Memphis has started the season on a promising note after its stunning 40-0 win against North Alabama and 38-17 win against Troy Trojans. Seminoles, on the other hand, are coming out from a bye week and losses against Georgia Tech (24-21) and Boston College (28-13).