The 2013 CBS Sports Network College Football Schedule

CBS Sports Network will produce the most college football games for one season in its history. Fifty one games spanning Conference USA, the US Service Academies, Mountain West, Patriot League and various NCAA Division II teams. The schedule will involve USC, Notre Dame, Boise State and Stanford.

The announcing teams received a bit of a shake up as well. Andrew Catalon and Aaron Taylor will form the lead team for Mountain West games. They’ll be joined by Lauren Gardner on the sidelines.

Other teams include:

Dave Ryan/Adam Archuleta/Evan Washburn — Conference USA and Mountain West
Ben Holden/Tom Bradley/John Feinstein/Kristine Leahy — Army Football
Brad Johansen/Randy Cross/Sheehan Stanwick Burch — Navy Football
Brent Stover/Corey Chavous/Lisa Byington — Conference USA and NCAA Division II Games

Here’s the press release on this.

CBS Sports Network IICBS SPORTS NETWORK RETURNS TO THE GRIDIRON FOR THE 2013 SEASON WITH ITS MOST EXTENSIVE COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE EVER

Adam Archuleta, Tom Bradley, Christian Fauria, Corey Chavous, Andrew Catalon and John Feinstein Join College Football Team
Non-Conference Match-ups Include Top Teams USC, Notre Dame and Stanford

CBS Sports Network returns to the gridiron for the 2013 season with its most extensive lineup ever of college football games featuring the best of the Mountain West, Conference USA, Army and Navy football, the Patriot League and NCAA Division II.  The Network will air 51 games this season, including more Mountain West contests than ever before, showcasing top teams including USC, Notre Dame, Boise State and Stanford.

New voices joining CBS Sports Network this season as analysts in the booth include former NFL and Arizona State standout Adam Archuleta, former Penn State coach Tom Bradley and former NFL and Vanderbilt safety Corey Chavous.  Rashan Ali also joins as a sideline reporter this season, while former NFL and Colorado tight end Christian Fauria will serve as studio analyst.

Andrew Catalon comes to CBS Sports Network as lead college football play-by-play announcer and will team with Aaron Taylor and reporter Lauren Gardner, forming the Network’s lead broadcast team.

John Feinstein joins coverage of Army Football contributing a series of essays for the service academy telecasts.

CBS Sports Network Broadcast Teams

Andrew Catalon/Aaron Taylor//Lauren Gardner — Mountain West
Dave Ryan/Adam Archuleta//Evan Washburn — C-USA and Mountain West
Ben Holden/Tom Bradley/John Feinstein//Kristine Leahy — Army
Brad Johansen/Randy Cross//Sheehan Stanwick Burch — Navy
Brent Stover/Corey Chavous//Lisa Byington — C-USA/NCAA Div. II

Schedule Highlights:

  • USC at Hawaii – Thursday, Aug. 29
  • Arizona at UNLV – Saturday, Sept. 7
  • Stanford at Army – Saturday, Sept. 14
  • Kansas at Rice – September 14
  • Oregon State at San Diego State – Saturday, Sept. 21
  • Boise State at Utah State – Saturday, Oct. 12
  • Pittsburgh at Navy – Saturday, Oct. 26
  • Notre Dame at Air Force – Saturday, Oct. 26
  • Boise State at San Diego State – Saturday, Nov. 23

CBS Sports Network’s pre-game, halftime and post-game studio show INSIDE COLLEGE FOOTBALL features analysts Brian Jones, Ron Zook and Houston Nutt, as well as newcomer Fauria.

CBS Sports Network again serves as the home for Service Academy football, airing 13 games featuring Army, Navy and Air Force.  This season marks the Network’s ninth year airing Navy home games and fourth year as Army’s television partner.  CBS Sports Network enters its eighth year in partnership with the Mountain West and ninth year with Conference USA.

Now let’s provide the entire 51-game schedule for CBS Sports Network.

CBS Sports Network2013 CBS Sports Network Football Schedule
(ALL TIMES EASTERN)

Aug. 29 (Thurs)

USC at Hawaii
Aloha Stadium, Aiea, HI

11:00 PM

Aug. 30 (Fri)

Morgan State at Army
Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

7:00 PM

Aug. 31 (Sat)

Miami (OH) at Marshall
Joan C. Edwards Stadium, Huntington, WV

7:00 PM

Sept. 1 (Sun)

Colorado vs Colorado State
Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, CO

6:00 PM

Sept. 5 (Thurs)

Winston-Salem State at UNC-Pembroke
Grace P. Johnson Stadium, Pembroke, NC

8:00 PM

Sept. 6 (Fri)

UCF at FIU
Alfonso Field at FIU Stadium

8:00 PM

Sept. 7 (Sat)

Norfolk State at Rutgers
High Point Solutions Stadium, Piscataway, NJ

12:00 PM

Sept. 7 (Sat)

Utah State at Air Force
Falcon Stadium, Colorado Springs, CO

3:30 PM

Sept. 7 (Sat)

Colorado State at Tulsa
Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium, Tulsa, OK

7:00 PM

Sept. 7 (Sat)

Arizona at UNLV
Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas, NV

10:30 PM

Sept. 12 (Thurs)

Chadron State at West Texas A&M
Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX

8:00 PM

Sept. 14 (Sat)

Stanford at Army
Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

12:00 PM

Sept. 14 (Sat)

Delaware at Navy
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, MD

3:30 PM

Sept. 14 (Sat)

Kansas at Rice
Rice Stadium, Houston, TX

7:30 PM

Sept. 19 (Thurs)

West Alabama at Florida Tech
Pirate Stadium, Palm Bay, FL

8:00 PM

Sep. 21 (Sat)

Wake Forest at Army
Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

12:00 PM

Sep. 21 (Sat)

Oregon State at San Diego State
Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA

7:30 PM

Sep. 28 (Sat)

UTEP at Colorado State
Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium, Fort Collins, CO

3:30 PM

Sep. 28 (Sat)

Air Force at Nevada
Mackay Stadium, Reno, NV

7:30 PM

Oct. 3 (Thurs)

Harding at Southern Arkansas
Wilkins Stadium, Magnolia, AR

8:00 PM

Oct. 4 (Fri)

BYU at Utah State
Merlin Olsen Field at Romney Stadium, Logan, UT

8:00 PM

Oct. 5 (Sat)

Lehigh at Fordham
Coffey Field, Bronx, NY

12:00 PM

Oct. 5 (Sat)

Rice at Tulsa
Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium, Tulsa, OK

3:30 PM

Oct. 5 (Sat)

Louisiana Tech at UTEP
Sun Bowl Stadium, El Paso, TX

7:30 PM

Oct. 10 (Thurs)

San Diego State at Air Force
Falcon Stadium, Colorado Springs, CO

9:00 PM

Oct. 12 (Sat)

Eastern Michigan at Army
Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

12:00 PM

Oct. 12 (Sat)

San Jose State at Colorado State
Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium, Fort Collins, CO

3:30 PM

Oct. 12 (Sat)

Boise State at Utah State
Merlin Olsen Field at Romney Stadium, Logan, UT

7:30 PM

Oct. 17 (Thurs)

Findlay at Ohio Dominican
Panther Field, Columbus, OH

8:00 PM

Oct. 19 (Sat)

Colgate at Holy Cross
Fitton Football Stadium, Worcester, MA

12:00 PM

Oct. 19 (Sat)

North Texas at Louisiana Tech
Joe Aillet Stadium, Ruston, LA

3:30 PM

Oct. 19 (Sat)

Nevada at Boise State
Bronco Stadium, Boise, ID

8:00 PM

Oct. 26 (Sat)

Pittsburgh at Navy
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, MD

1:00 PM

Oct. 26 (Sat)

Notre Dame at Air Force
Falcon Stadium, Colorado Springs, CO

5:00 PM

Oct. 31 (Thurs)

Shippensburg at Bloomsburg
Robert B. Redman Stadium, Bloomsburg, PA

8:00 PM

 

Nov. 2 (Sat)

Southern Miss at Marshall
Joan C. Edwards Stadium, Huntington, WV

12:00 PM

Nov. 2 (Sat)

Hawaii at Utah State
Merlin Olsen Field at Romney Stadium, Logan, UT

4:00 PM

Nov. 2 (Sat)

Boise State at Colorado State
Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium, Fort Collins, CO

8:00 PM

Nov. 9 (Sat)

Western Kentucky at Army
Michie Stadium, West Point, NY

12:00 PM

Nov. 9 (Sat)

Hawaii at Navy
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, MD

3:30 PM

Nov. 9 (Sat)

Southern Miss at Louisiana Tech
Joe Aillet Stadium, Ruston, LA

7:00 PM

Nov. 9 (Sat)

San Diego State at San Jose State
Spartan Stadium, San Jose, CA

10:30 PM

Nov. 16 (Sat)

South Alabama at Navy
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis, MD

3:30 PM

Nov. 16 (Sat)

Louisiana Tech at Rice
Rice Stadium, Houston, TX

7:00 PM

Nov. 16 (Sat)

San Diego State at Hawaii
Aloha Stadium, Aiea, HI

10:30 PM

Nov. 23 (Sat)

Colorado State at Utah State
Merlin Olsen Field at Romney Stadium, Logan, UT

3:30 PM

Nov. 23 (Sat)

Tulsa at Louisiana Tech
Joe Aillet Stadium, Ruston, LA

7:00 PM

Nov. 23 (Sat)

Boise State at San Diego State
Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA

10:30 PM

Nov. 29 (Fri)

ECU at Marshall
Joan C. Edwards Stadium, Huntington, WV

12:00 PM

Nov. 29 (Fri)

Fresno State at San Jose State
Spartan Stadium, San Jose, CA

3:30 PM

Nov. 30 (Sat)

BYU at Nevada
Mackay Stadium, Reno, NV

3:00 PM

That’s all.

 

About Ken Fang

Ken has been covering the sports media in earnest at his own site, Fang's Bites since May 2007 and at Awful Announcing since March 2013. He provides a unique perspective having been an award-winning radio news reporter in Providence and having worked in local television. Fang celebrates the three Boston Red Sox World Championships in the 21st Century, but continues to be a long-suffering Cleveland Browns fan.

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