Florida State University Athletics
Eight FSU Soccer Games Set for National TV
8/6/2026 6:23:00 PM | Women's Soccer
TALLAHASSEE – The Florida State soccer team will have eight games broadcast on national television in 2026, tied for the most in the country.
The defending national champions have five games on ACC Network, two on ESPNU and one on SEC Network. Six of the eight TV games are road games and six feature matchups against 2025 NCAA Tournament teams. Five opponents are ranked in the preseason top-25 and another is receiving votes.
FSU's remaining eight regular-season games will all be streamed online, six on ACCNX and two on ESPN+.
The Seminoles, ranked No. 4 in the Preseason Coaches Poll, will make their national TV debut at in-state rival Florida on August 23 at SEC Network. FSU's next game, at preseason No. 19 Georgia on September 3, will air live on ESPNU.
Six of Florida State's 10 ACC games are set for TV broadcasts, beginning at RV Louisville on September 27 and at No. 25 Clemson one week later on October 4, both on ACC Network.
ESPNU will televise the rivalry matchup between the Seminoles and No. 8 North Carolina on October 9 live from the Seminole Soccer Complex.
The final three TV games in the regular season will be on ACC Network, at No. 18 Wake Forest on October 15, vs. No. 3 Duke on October 29 and at in-state rival Miami on November 1. The contest against the Blue Devils will be a matchup between two 2025 College Cup teams.
All three rounds of the ACC Championship also will air live on ACC Network.
After winning the program's fifth NCAA title in 2025, and second in the last three years, the Seminoles' complete 2026 schedule features 16 regular season games.
New in 2026, tickets will be required for all fans to every regular-season home game at the Seminole Soccer Complex. Season and single game tickets are available now at Seminoles.com/Tickets, or by calling the FSU Athletics Ticket Office at 850-644-1830. Admission will continue to be free for all FSU students with their FSUID.
Florida State begins its NCAA title defense with an exhibition against Sporting Jacksonville on August 7 at 7 pm. ET. The preseason contest will be free for all fans.
For more information on Florida State soccer, check Seminoles.com for the latest news and scheduling information, and keep up with the team on social media through Twitter/X and Facebook (@FSUSoccer) & Instagram (@NoleSoccer).
The defending national champions have five games on ACC Network, two on ESPNU and one on SEC Network. Six of the eight TV games are road games and six feature matchups against 2025 NCAA Tournament teams. Five opponents are ranked in the preseason top-25 and another is receiving votes.
FSU's remaining eight regular-season games will all be streamed online, six on ACCNX and two on ESPN+.
The Seminoles, ranked No. 4 in the Preseason Coaches Poll, will make their national TV debut at in-state rival Florida on August 23 at SEC Network. FSU's next game, at preseason No. 19 Georgia on September 3, will air live on ESPNU.
Six of Florida State's 10 ACC games are set for TV broadcasts, beginning at RV Louisville on September 27 and at No. 25 Clemson one week later on October 4, both on ACC Network.
ESPNU will televise the rivalry matchup between the Seminoles and No. 8 North Carolina on October 9 live from the Seminole Soccer Complex.
The final three TV games in the regular season will be on ACC Network, at No. 18 Wake Forest on October 15, vs. No. 3 Duke on October 29 and at in-state rival Miami on November 1. The contest against the Blue Devils will be a matchup between two 2025 College Cup teams.
All three rounds of the ACC Championship also will air live on ACC Network.
After winning the program's fifth NCAA title in 2025, and second in the last three years, the Seminoles' complete 2026 schedule features 16 regular season games.
New in 2026, tickets will be required for all fans to every regular-season home game at the Seminole Soccer Complex. Season and single game tickets are available now at Seminoles.com/Tickets, or by calling the FSU Athletics Ticket Office at 850-644-1830. Admission will continue to be free for all FSU students with their FSUID.
Florida State begins its NCAA title defense with an exhibition against Sporting Jacksonville on August 7 at 7 pm. ET. The preseason contest will be free for all fans.
For more information on Florida State soccer, check Seminoles.com for the latest news and scheduling information, and keep up with the team on social media through Twitter/X and Facebook (@FSUSoccer) & Instagram (@NoleSoccer).
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