The Navy Midshipmen and the Towson Tigers are set for a Week 1 NCAAF matchup on Saturday, September 5, with kickoff scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET. For viewers following Army Football action and the broader college slate, this is the game to mark on the calendar because it has a fixed time and a national television home.
CBS Sports Network will carry the game live, giving fans a straightforward way to watch without hunting through the schedule. The same kickoff lands at 2:30 p.m. CT.
For people who want to stream it, the CBS Sports app will carry the broadcast on a connected smart TV, phone, or tablet. Fubo also includes CBS Sports Network and offers a five-day free trial for new subscribers, while Paramount+ provides live, in-market CBS Sunday afternoon games and DirecTV Stream carries local broadcast networks and sports channels like and FS1.
There are more paths for viewers who want broader access. Fubo also carries local broadcast affiliates including CBS, FOX, and NBC, and it includes NFL Network and RedZone. YouTube TV lets customers add NFL Sunday Ticket, DAZN's NFL Game Pass includes every game live, and a VPN like ExpressVPN can bypass local TV blackouts.
The catch is simple: some of the streaming choices come with subscriptions, and some trials require a credit or debit card to activate. That makes the game easy to find on paper, but less automatic for anyone hoping for a free, no-strings watch.
This is a viewing guide, not a recap, and that is why the details matter now. Navy and Towson are on deck for Saturday afternoon, and the next step for fans is not guessing whether the game is on, but choosing which service they want to use before kickoff.
