SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The Citadel football team will appear on ESPN3 or ESPN+ for nine of their contests this season. The schedule is part of the Southern Conference's TV deal with ESPN that features all 46 home football games.
The Bulldogs will appear on ESPN+ seven times and twice on ESPN3. The game at Towson will be broadcast on CAA.tv. The network has not been announced for the regular season finale at Alabama.
The games that will appear on ESPN+ are at Wofford (Sept. 1), Chattanooga (Sept. 8), Charleston Southern (Sept. 15), at Mercer (Sept. 22), Furman (Oct. 27), at Western Carolina (Nov. 3) and Samford (Nov. 10).
The Citadel will appear on ESPN3 for games against ETSU (Oct. 13) and at VMI (Oct. 20).
Both ESPN3 and ESPN+ can be accessed via the ESPN App across most internet-connected media devices, or on ESPN.com.
For more information on The Citadel football program, please visit CitadelSports.com or follow @CitadelFootball and @CitadelSports on Twitter.
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