Wisconsin Badgers Football TV Schedule, Channels, Times

How to watch live stream Wisconsin Badgers football game today, tonight, or tomorrow? What channel & time?

The Wisconsin Badgers compete in the Big Ten Conference, with home games played primarily at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin, alongside a marquee neutral-site matchup at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Television broadcasts and streaming options vary throughout the season, with coverage spanning major networks and platforms such as NBC, Peacock, and the Big Ten Network (BTN). Fans looking to stream games can access them via digital services tied to these broadcast partners. Central time zone viewers should keep track of kickoff times as the Badgers navigate a high-profile schedule featuring prominent non-conference tests and historic Big Ten rivalries under head coach Luke Fickell.

Wisconsin Badgers TV Schedule 2026
Date Game Time ET TV
Week 1 (Sun, Sept. 6) vs Notre Dame (at Lambeau Field) 7:30 PM NBC / Peacock
Week 2 (Sat, Sept. 12) vs Western Illinois (Home Opener) 7:15 PM Big Ten Network
Week 3 (Sat, Sept. 19) vs Eastern Michigan 12:30 PM Peacock
Week 4 (Sat, Sept. 26) @ Penn State * TBD TBD
Week 5 (Sat, Oct. 3) vs Michigan State * TBD TBD
Week 6 (Sat, Oct. 10) BYE WEEK
Week 7 (Sat, Oct. 17) @ UCLA * TBD TBD
Week 8 (Sat, Oct. 24) vs USC * TBD TBD
Week 9 (Sat, Oct. 31) @ Iowa * (Battle for Heartland Trophy) TBD TBD
Week 10 (Sat, Nov. 7) vs Rutgers * TBD TBD
Week 11 (Sat, Nov. 14) @ Maryland * TBD TBD
Week 12 (Sat, Nov. 21) @ Purdue * TBD TBD
Week 13 (Fri, Nov. 27) vs Minnesota * (Paul Bunyan's Axe) 7:30 PM NBC

* Big Ten Conference game. Home games are played at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin (with the Week 1 game at Lambeau Field in Green Bay; times shown in Eastern Time).

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Which Wisconsin Badgers games are worth watching in 2026?

The season opens with a massive spectacle on Sunday, September 6, as the Badgers square off against traditional powerhouse Notre Dame at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, broadcast nationally on NBC and Peacock. Another major non-conference measuring stick arrives early before conference play intensifies.

Camp Randall Stadium and the grueling conference slate host high-stakes battles down the stretch. Key October matchups include hosting powerhouse USC and traveling to Kinnick Stadium for the fierce rivalry battle against Iowa on October 31. The regular-season concludes on Friday, November 27, with the historic Paul Bunyan's Axe rivalry game against Minnesota in Madison under the national lights of NBC.