How to Watch Cal v. Nevada Football: Live Stream, TV Channel, Prediction
How to watch Cal v. Nevada college football game without cable
The California Golden Bears are looking forward to starting their season with a decisive victory against the Nevada Wolf Pack at FTX Field at California Memorial Stadium this Saturday, Sept. 4, at 7:30 p.m. Pacific.
Last season, California posted a 1-3 record in the Pac-12 Conference and had four games canceled because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Finally, returning starting quarterback Chase Garbers and the rest of the Golden Bears will have a full season to showcase their talents and prove their mettle.
The Nevada Wolf Pack, which had a winning 7-2 record in the Mountain West Conference last season, will look to spoil California's 87-46-5 winning record in season-opening games.
Nevada’s upset may be on.
Notably, among the four Mountain West v. Pac-12 Conference match-ups this Saturday, California is the only Pac-12 team picked by Las Vegas oddsmakers to win by only one score.
Earlier this week, oddsmakers set the betting line as California -3 with a 52.5 total. The California Golden Bears are the favorite against the Nevada Wolf Pack by three points at home in Week One of the 2021 college football season.
Here’s how to watch Cal's 2021 football season-opener.
How to Watch Cal v. Nevada College Football
When: Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021
Kick-Off Time: 7:30 p.m. Pacific
Where: FTX Field at California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley, Calif.
TV: FS1
Radio: KGO Radio 810 AM or on the TuneIn radio app
How to Watch Cal v. Nevada College Football without Cable
The Cal v. Nevada college football game will air on FS1. You can stream FS1 online through FOX Sports Live or another live TV streaming service without a cable subscription.
Write for California will also have a live fan stream. Follow along on Saturday in our game threads for real-time reactions, commentary and play-by-play analysis.
Is W4C not going to have a non Cal games thread? It would be nice to have one again to discuss non Cal games throughout the day and night.
I don’t know if anybody here watch the Stanford game this morning, but their quarterback sucks. They’re in trouble. And I just watched the Oregon versus Fresno State game, and Fresno state came back from being down 14 to 0 tied it up and took it to the end until Oregon won buy a touchdown. And Fresno state did not look that good. And Thibodeau is out with a sprained ankle. Oregon Can be beat.