How to watch Florida A&M Rattlers at Miami Hurricanes in Week 2

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STANFORD, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 4: Darian Mensah #10 of the Miami Hurricanes and Malachi Toney #1 of Miami Hurricanes run to the field before the game against Stanford at Stanford Stadium on September 4, 2026 in Stanford, California. (Photo by Michael Pimentel/ISI Photos/ISI Photos via Getty Images) | ISI Photos via Getty Images

To continue the 2026 season, the Miami Hurricanes make their home debut with the annual HBCU buy-game/beatdown against the Florida A&M Rattlers. The Canes return home after a season-opening win on the road at Stanford, and the Rattlers stay in South Florida and return to HRS for the second time this week, following their 31-13 loss to South Carolina State in the Orange Blossom HBCU Classic at HRS on Sunday.

For Miami, they look to continue the season with a win and keep their championship aspirations alive. On the flip side, FAMU will try their best, but they know they’re outmanned, and will work to build fundamentals they can take into future games on their schedule, as this game isn’t one they can realistically win.

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Here are the particulars for you to watch this week’s game:

Florida A&M University Rattlers (1-1, 0-0 SWAC) at #7 Miami Hurricanes (1-0, 1-0 ACC)

Game Day: September 10th

Kickoff time: 8:00pm Eastern

TV: ESPN

Online Stream: ESPN+

Streaming: You can catch college football games with SlingTV, which offers day, week and weekend passes. Check it out!

Radio560 WQAM990AM ESPN DeportesWVUMTuneIn app has a channel for CFB broadcasts, which may help you as well.

FanDuel Sportsbook odds: Open: Miami -53.5, O/U 60.5; as of 8am Wednesday: Miami -57.5, O/U 62.5

Every game for Miami is a big game, and this one, while probably not close for long, can pay big dividends down the line. Miami should be able to play nearly every available scholarship player, giving them valuable game reps for growth and development. The starters shouldn’t play much more than a half, which will (hopefully) keep them healthy and fresh as the season continues forward. Miami is among the best and most talented teams in the country, and has designs on competing for, and winning, the National Championship. That journey continues with this game vs FAMU this THURSDAY NIGHT.

And don’t worry Canes fam, we only have one more weeknight regular season game after this (next week @ Wake on Friday) and then it’s Saturday Football from here on out!

Go Canes

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