Memphis Football Announces Game Time and Broadcast Details for Charlotte Matchup
Memphis football has announced the game time and television broadcast details for their October 3rd game against Charlotte.

Memphis, TN, September 21, 2026 — The University of Memphis football program has officially released the game time and television broadcast information for an upcoming conference matchup against Charlotte. The game is scheduled to take place on October 3rd.
Details regarding the specific kickoff time and the television network that will carry the game were announced by the university’s athletics department. These announcements are crucial for fans, media, and betting markets, allowing for precise planning and coverage of the event.
The game between Memphis and Charlotte is part of the regular season schedule. Specific broadcast partners and time slots for college football games are typically determined by television networks in conjunction with conference officials and participating institutions. Factors influencing these decisions often include the importance of the game within the conference standings, the potential appeal to a national audience, and logistical considerations for both teams.
The announcement ensures that supporters of both the Memphis Tigers and the Charlotte 49ers will know precisely when and where to follow the game. For many college football programs, official game times and broadcast details are released weeks or even months in advance, allowing ample time for fan engagement and logistical arrangements. The exact details for this particular contest, including the specific broadcast channel and kickoff time, were confirmed and disseminated to the public.
Further details, such as the location of the game (whether it is a home or away contest for Memphis), were not explicitly detailed in the initial announcement summary, but are typically part of such game schedule releases. The date, October 3rd, is now confirmed for this collegiate football contest.
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