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[09/07/22 - 12:01 PM] ABC to Broadcast NCAA Division I FCS Championship on Sunday, Jan. 8, 2023 Last season's FCS Playoffs were the most viewed in nearly a decade. |
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ABC to Broadcast NCAA Division I FCS Championship on Sunday, Jan. 8, 2023
The NCAA Division I FCS Championship will move to Sunday in 2023, airing live on ABC on January 8 at 2 p.m. ET, from Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas.
"We continuously work with the NCAA on ways to evolve our championship coverage," said Dan Margulis, Senior Director of Programming and Acquisitions. "Moving the FCS Championship to Sunday opens up the possibility of capitalizing on the Sunday afternoon window on ABC, which we are regularly incorporating into our college sports programming."
"The addition of our championship game to ABC's Sunday programming lineup is very exciting news for all of us who are passionate about Division I FCS football," said Jermaine Truax, chair of the Division I Football Championship Committee and Bucknell University Director of Athletics and Recreation. "The committee greatly appreciates ESPN's longtime commitment to showcasing the FCS Championship and our outstanding student-athletes and coaches. The FCS Championship is annually one of the most exciting postseason tournaments in college sports and having our national championship game on ABC will result in even more exposure for this great event."
FCS Championship tickets will go on sale to the public Friday, September 16 at 11 a.m. ET at NCAA.com/FCS.
Last season's FCS Playoffs were the most viewed in nearly a decade. The semifinal matchup between James Madison and North Dakota State averaged 1,145,000 viewers, making it the most-viewed FCS semifinal since 2009. The Saturday semifinal between South Dakota State and Montana State averaged 795,000 viewers, making it the most-viewed Saturday semifinal since 2009.
The FCS Championship Game first aired on ABC in 2020, when North Dakota State captured its eighth title in a 28-20 victory over James Madison.
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[09/23/26 - 08:01 AM] Video: "Gamechangers: Mother/Athlete" - Official Trailer - The Roku Channel Five trailblazing WNBA players - Sheryl Swoopes, Bria Hartley, Skylar Diggins, Allison Feaster, and Natalie Achonwa - talk about the physical, emotional, and professional challenges of becoming mothers while competing at the highest level of the sport.
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[09/23/26 - 07:31 AM] AMC Global Media's October Highlights Include "Kill Jackie," "Yaga," "V/H/S/Mixtape," "Signora Volpe" and More Other series premieres include "Archive X: Unexplained Phenomena" and "This is Not a Murder Mystery."
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[09/23/26 - 07:26 AM] OWN Announces October Premiere Dates for Iyanla Vanzant's Two New OWN Spotlight Specials OWN Spotlight specials feature candid conversations and thought-provoking documentaries hosted by Oprah Winfrey and other creators, shining a light on the issues, stories, and achievements shaping Black communities.
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[09/23/26 - 07:01 AM] Roku Launches New Live Sports Talk Series "Pregame with Matthew Berry" Produced by Berry's Fantasy Life, "Pregame with Matthew Berry" will stream Monday through Friday from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM ET on The Roku Channel's Roku Sports Channel.
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[09/23/26 - 06:11 AM] "CNBC Innovation Lab" Premieres on Saturday, September 26 at 4PM ET on CNBC Hosted by Jon Fortt, CNBC will debut an in-depth, one-hour special, "CNBC Innovation Lab," examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping the labor market and society, particularly for younger workers entering an AI-driven world.
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[09/23/26 - 06:01 AM] Video: "Ray Gunn" - Official Trailer - Netflix In Metropia, a gigantic city in an alternate future as seen from 1939, private eye Raymond Gunn (Sam Rockwell) is drawn into a case involving aliens, murder and a multimedia star named Venus Nova (Scarlett Johansson).
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[09/23/26 - 06:01 AM] Video: Apple TV Debuts Gripping Trailer for Season Two of Dark Comedy "Where's Wanda?" Season two will make its global debut on Apple TV with one episode on Wednesday, October 21, followed by a new episode weekly through December 9, 2026.
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[09/23/26 - 06:01 AM] Video: "Masterplan" - Official Trailer - Prime Video Stealing the Mona Lisa, it's a family affair.
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[09/23/26 - 12:01 AM] Netflix Announces Start of Production for "High Tides: The Film" The film is the sequel to the popular series "High Tides," whose three seasons together spent over 24 weeks in the Dutch Netflix Top 10.
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[09/22/26 - 04:15 PM] Inside the Most Daring Jewel Theft in History, "Heist at the Louvre," New Podcast from "20/20" and the ABC News Podcast Network, Premieres Monday, Sept. 28 The series unpacks how thieves were able to pull off one of the most daring jewel heists in history, with host James Longman following the investigation and its aftermath to try to answer the central question: Where are the crown jewels now?
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[09/22/26 - 03:08 PM] Record-Breaking Week 3: ESPN/ABC Claim Every Saturday Window; "College GameDay" Continues Historic Start to the Season ESPN networks delivered the top five most-watched games of Week 3 and accounted for two-thirds of all college football viewing.
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[09/22/26 - 02:34 PM] FOX's "America's Game of the Week" Scores Regular Season High 27,212,000 Viewers in Week 2 Said coverage was up +8% vs. last year's full season average of 25,269,000 viewers.
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[09/22/26 - 02:17 PM] Colts-Chiefs Overtime Thriller Is Most Watched Week 2 NBC "Sunday Night Football" Game Since 2015, Averaging 24.3 Million Viewers on NBC & Peacock The audience for Colts-Chiefs peaked at 27.4 million viewers on NBC and Peacock in the second quarter (9:15-9:30 p.m. ET).
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[09/22/26 - 12:16 PM] Netflix's "Crew Girl" Renewed for Season 2 Season 1 of the coming-of-age teen drama series launched on September 10 and debuted in the Netflix English TV Top 10, where it has remained since its release, climbing up to #2 this week.
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[09/22/26 - 12:02 PM] Netflix to Live-Stream STARTO ENTERTAINMENT's New Year's Eve Countdown Concert Worldwide for the First Time This concert began in 1996 as a charity event supporting recovery efforts following the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, and has since become an annual tradition for artists and fans to close out and welcome the new year together.
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