FS1’s daily studio show cast returns with a revamped roster, just in time for football season.
Starting Tuesday 6th September, FS1 will provide 12 consecutive hours of coverage every day of the week. The day kicks off with a brand new “The Carton Show” at 7 p.m. ET, followed by network mainstays: “Skip and Shannon: Undisputed” and “The Herd with Colin Cowherd.”
First Things First will air in a new timeslot (3pm ET) before the revamped Speak and NASCAR Race Hub round out FS1’s 12-hour day.
The Carton Show, starring Craig Carton, will tackle the day’s headlines with a revolving cast of co-hosts. Carton is a new member of the FOX Sports family. He is a prominent radio personality in New York, having made several radio shows on WFAN throughout his career.
Skip and Shannon: Undisputed will continue to be the soul of FS1’s daily programming, beginning at 9:30 p.m. ET, with dynamic duo Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe. The show will have a new host in Jen Hale, who has served as a FOX Sports sideline reporter with NFL, NBA and college football experience. The show is entering its sixth year.
Kicking off the afternoon list is “The Herd with Colin Cowherd,” which airs at 12 p.m. ET, featuring one of the most unique voices in esports, Colin Cowherd, with a new co-host in Jason McIntyre.
At 3 p.m. ET, First Things First will feature a new studio and slot with the energetic cast of Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes. The three will debate all sports and regularly invite special guests.
Wright is particularly excited about the time slot change.
“There are two reasons I’m so excited that we’re starting at 3 p.m. Eastern,” Wright said. “The first is that there’s going to be a whole group of people who live on the west coast that we were just there early for who can see us now. The other reason is Colin Cowherd, who was my professional idol, who became my professional mentor and has now become my dear friend, is passed on to us every day.”
A new and improved “Speak” will air at 4:30 p.m. ET. New York Times bestselling author Emmanuel Acho will host the show. He will be joined by two-time Super Bowl champion and six-time Pro Bowler LeSean McCoy and longtime FS1 studio show contributor and host Joy Taylor.
The day concludes at 6:00 p.m. with FS1’s longest-running studio show and the Emmy-nominated NASCAR Race Hub. ET co-hosted by Adam Alexander, Shannon Spake, Kaitlyn Vincie and Josh Sims. The show will feature well-known active NASCAR Cup Series drivers and analysts providing insight into the latest industry news and highlights each day and during race weekends.
Where can I watch Fox Sports live?
You can watch Fox Sports (FS1) live wirelessly from any of the following sources: fuboTV, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, AT&T TV, Vidgo or YouTube TV.
How can I stream FOX Sports for free? You can watch Fox Sports on Apple TV using any of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV, Vidgo, or YouTube TV. To see also : Netflix: The 49 Absolutely Best TV Shows to Watch. Each of these apps is available for free on the Apple TV App Store, while you can also use the Fox Sports app, which is also available for free.
Does Hulu have FOX Sports?
Watch FOX Sports West Network online | Hulu (Free Trial) New subscribers only. *Hulu (ad-supported) price will increase to $7.99/month. No hidden fees, equipment rentals or installation appointments.
What app has FOX Sports live?
FOX NOW offers live and on-demand episodes of the best FOX shows, live local news and sports. The FOX Sports App (https://www. Read also : Incidents remain stable for the international food safety network.foxsports.com/mobile) also offers live games and studio shows, as well as sports coverage with expert analysis, highlights, odds and results.
What sports play on FS1?
Currently, FS1 has rights agreements in place to broadcast college basketball and football, MLB, NASCAR, world-class soccer, PBC and USGA championship events. Read also : UMD SPORTS BOOK, MY9 SPORTS ANNOUNCE MULTI-YEAR BROADCAST RIGHTS EXTENSION. FS1 offers nearly 5,000 hours of live events, news and original programming annually, and that number is only growing.
What is the difference between FS1 and FOX Sports? Fox Sports 1 (FS1) is an American pay television network owned by Fox Sports Media Group, a unit of Fox Corporation. FS1 replaced motorsport network Speed on August 17, 2013, at the same time its companion channel Fox Sports 2 replaced Fuel TV.
Can I watch FS1 on Roku?
You can watch FS1 on different platforms including Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast and many others.
How can I watch FOX Sports on Roku? How to enable FOX Sports on Roku
- Turn on Roku or Roku TV.
- Choose Streaming Channels from the menu in the left column.
- Select Search Channels.
- Type “FOX Sports” and then select the FOX Sports app.
- Choose Add channel.
- Select the FOX Sports app on the home screen.
- Enter the code displayed on the Roku channel at activate.foxsports.com.
Which streaming service has FS1?
Watch FS1 Network online | Hulu (Free Trial) New subscribers only. *Hulu (ad-supported) price will increase to $7.99/month.
How can I watch FS1 for free?
FS1 shows can be live streamed for free via the Fox Go app. However, there is no dedicated FS1 app. As such, not all live sporting events are streamed through the app. And while streaming through the FS1 app is free, you’ll need a subscription to the network to sign up.
