Army vs. UTSA live stream online, odds, channel, prediction, how to watch on CBS Sports Network
College football action for Week 2 on CBS Sports Network began late Friday night with a showdown in Mountain West between division foes Boise State and New Mexico to start the weekend. But Saturday brings a four-game action marathon that stretches from noon into the wee hours of Sunday.
With teams from the AAC, ACC, Conference USA, Mountain West, Pac-12 and a few independents all taking part in the action, CBS Sports Network will offer viewers a selection of teams from across the nation. UTSA vs. Army presents two solid programs in the quest for victory after tough losses in Week 1 against top-flight opponents. After lackluster performances, Memphis and Navy are also looking for their first wins to start their seasons.
Tonight, Syracuse will look to confirm their attention-grabbing win over Louisville by starting with a 2-0 away win over a UConn program that looks improved under first-year coach Jim Mora. To wrap up the night, two West Coast teams start 1-0 as Oregon State travels to a Fresno State program that upset UCLA last season.
Here’s the full rundown of all the action for week two on CBS Sports Network. All times Easter
UTSA vs Army
Date: Saturday 10 Sept | Time: 12 o’clock
Location: Michie Stadium – West Point, New York
TV: CBS sports network [Channel finder]
Live broadcast: CBSSports.com | Cell phone, mobile phone: CBS Sports App
Spread: UTSA-2 | Will the Roadrunners cover? Check out the Week 2 projections from SportsLine
Storylines: After dropping a 38-28 game in Coastal Carolina in Week 1, Army gets another Group of Five in Week 2 and welcomes UTSA in the third meeting between the teams in the last four seasons. The Roadrunners dropped a 37-35 triple overtime thriller against Houston in Week 1 but were the preseason pick to win Conference USA after a 12-2 season in 2021. Army won the first meetings of the series in 2019 and 2020, but UTSA has since made notable progress under third-year coach Jeff Traylor.
Memphis vs Navy
Date: Saturday 10 Sept | Time: 3:30 p.m
Location: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium – Annapolis, Maryland
TV: CBS sports network [Channel finder]
Live broadcast: CBSSports.com | Cell phone, mobile phone: CBS Sports App
Spread: Memphis -6.5 | Will the Tigers cover? Check out the Week 2 projections from SportsLine
Storylines: Memphis and Navy have each enjoyed many highs in the AAC in recent years, but both programs are losing some of their luster as they prepare for the Week 2 meeting. Navy finished 2020 3-7, 2021 4-8 and started the 2022 season with a 14-7 loss to FCS opponents Delaware. After finishing 12-2 in Mike Norvell’s last season as coach in 2019, Memphis went 8-3 under Ryan Silverfield in 2020 and then fell back to 6-6 last season. The Tigers began their 2022 season with a 49-23 loss at Mississippi State that was never competitive and is in danger of starting 2-0 for the first time since 2013.
Syracuse vs UConn
Date: Saturday 10 Sept | Time: 19 o’clock
Location: Pratt & Whitney Stadium—East Hartford, Connecticut
TV: CBS sports network [Channel finder]
Live broadcast: CBSSports.com | Cell phone, mobile phone: CBS Sports App
Spread: Syracuse -22.5 | Will the orange cover? Check out the Week 2 projections from SportsLine
Storylines: Syracuse has lost three straight seasons since going 10-3 in 2018, but the Orange looked much better in a 31-7 Week 1 win over Louisville. Star running back Sean Tucker counted a receiving touchdown and a rushing touchdown while piling up a total of 183 yards. Quarterback Garrett Shrader was also efficient, completing 18 of 25 passes with two touchdowns. UConn went into the season just 4-32 for the past three seasons, but the Huskies were competitive in a 31-20 loss in Week 0 at Utah State and clinched a 28-3 win over FCS opponents Central last week Connecticut State.
Oregon State vs. Fresno State
Date: Saturday 10 Sept | Time: 10:30 p.m
Location: Valley Children’s Stadium – Fresno, California
TV: CBS sports network [Channel finder]
Live broadcast: CBSSports.com | Cell phone, mobile phone: CBS Sports App
Spread: State of Oregon -1 | Will the beavers cover? Check out the Week 2 projections from SportsLine
Storylines: Oregon State emerged as the big winner from Week 1 thanks to a dominant 34-17 home win over Boise State. Now the Beavers face another challenger from Mountain West as they travel to face a team from Fresno State that finished 10-3 last season. The Beavers made three turnovers against the Broncos but forced five on a brilliant defense. The Bulldogs began Jeff Tedford’s second term as head coach with a 35-7 win over Cal Poly. It was hard to learn a lot from a 9-2 win over an FCS opponent last season, but star quarterback Jake Haener enjoyed an effective game, completing 36 of 42 passes for 377 yards and two touchdowns. This is the first meeting between the teams since Fresno State’s 16-14 win over Oregon State in 2003.
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