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Sports Illustrated ranks the 2026 regular-season weeks from light to packed, detailing headliners and key undercards for each week (including Clemson–LSU in Week 1, Ohio State–USC in Week 9, and Michigan–Ohio State plus Texas–Texas A&M in Week 13), highlighting how rivalries and CFP implications shape the marquee Saturdays and when to enjoy lighter weekends.
USA Today outlines the NFL preseason Week 2 slate, headlined by the Sunday night matchup between the Tennessee Titans and the Seattle Seahawks (8 p.m. ET on Fox), and provides a day-by-day schedule of all Week 2 games with viewing details and notes on Cam Ward’s preseason performance.
NASCAR brings a full weekend to New Hampshire Motor Speedway: the Craftsman Truck Series regular-season finale and Whelen Modified Tour races on Aug. 21-22, followed by the Cup Series Dollar Tree 301 on Aug. 23; on-track practice and qualifying are scheduled across Friday and Saturday with TV coverage on truTV, FS1, USA Network and HBO Max (in-car cams).
The Eagles travel to Gillette Stadium for their second 2026 preseason game against the Patriots on Aug. 22 at 7:00 PM ET, with likely starters rested; Eagles offensive coordinator Sean Mannion will test calling plays from the booth, while the game is streamed on FuboTV/NFL+, broadcast on NBC10 and NFL Network, and Philadelphia is listed as a -2.5 favorite with an over/under of 36.5.
TVLine’s Wednesday lineup runs across streaming and broadcast, highlighting the Paramoun +Season 2 premiere of Average Joe, the Apple TV+ finale for Lucky, Netflix offerings including Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing and Love Is Blind: UK, plus Reacher (Prime Video), Ted Lasso and Trying (Apple TV+), and a Bravo/FX/NatGeo primetime block featuring The Valley reunion and more, with showtime slots from early morning through 10 PM ET.
The 2026–27 NBA schedule assigns the most back-to-backs (16) to five teams — the Celtics, Pelicans, Nets, Cavaliers, and Mavericks — with Boston facing a brutal November, New Orleans enduring frequent three-in-four-night stretches and the league’s worst rest balance, and New York potentially enduring a lengthy December road trip tied to the NBA Cup—demonstrating that back-to-backs remain a significant, uneven fixture of the season.
Philadelphia opens the 2026 NFL preseason on the road against Baltimore (Aug. 15, 7:00 PM ET at M&T Bank Stadium), with OC Sean Mannion running a largely vanilla offense and a focus on depth players and rookies (like OL Markel Bell); starters are expected to have limited reps as the club works on game-day operations. TV is NBC10 with NFL+ in non-local markets, and the Eagles are listed as -3.5 with an over/under of 36.5. The article also outlines the remaining preseason slate (vs. New England and vs. Cincinnati) and emphasizes development and depth over a full offensive showcase.
The 2026-27 Sixers schedule features 80 regular-season games (plus two NBA Cup Group Play dates), a lean back-to-back load (13), and a national TV footprint of 34 games, all under the spotlight of a LeBron James–Brown era. The piece covers NBA Cup Group B opponents, a division-heavy Atlantic schedule with mixed home/away splits, and key dates like Christmas Day vs the Lakers and marquee matchups vs the Knicks, Cavaliers, Celtics, and other top teams, while noting Embiid’s workload management and James’s ongoing impact.
The NBA announced its 2026 national TV plan, expanding over-the-air broadcasts to 90 games (up from 79) while keeping total nationally televised games at 247; notable shifts include no national games on Super Bowl Sunday, ABC/ESPN’s Christmas slate with five games simulcast across both networks, ABC adding four Saturday over-the-air games on Jan. 30 (first such nod outside Christmas), NBC’s 69 broadcast games led by a season-opening tripleheader and 'on the bench' productions, and Prime Video’s schedule featuring six weeks of Friday night doubleheaders, weekly primetime Thursday games starting Jan. 21, Saturday afternoon games beginning Feb. 6, and Europe games in January, with NBA TV airings yet to be announced.
NBC Sports announced its 2026-27 NBA regular-season schedule featuring 100 games across NBC, Peacock, and NBCSN, including seven Sunday Night Basketball doubleheaders, Coast 2 Coast Tuesday, and Peacock NBA Monday, plus a first-ever American Express NBA Tip-Off tripleheader and holiday quadrupleheaders on Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Presidents' Day, with extensive All-Star and playoff coverage and a returning on-air team.
The NBA unveiled the full 2026-27 regular-season schedule, led by the defending champion Knicks raising their rings on opening night against the Philadelphia 76ers; the slate features Oct. 20 as the start, Christmas Day games, Emirates Cup events through December, a Paris game on Jan. 14 and a Manchester game on Jan. 17, plus All-Star Weekend in February and the Feb. 11 trade deadline, with division-based schedules and a roster-wide, cap-driven balance that could keep the title race wide open.
BART rolled out a system-wide schedule update aimed at reducing wait times: Yellow and Red lines will have 10-minute headways, Blue and Green lines will run every 8 and 12 minutes, Bay Fair gets a cross-platform transfer, and MacArthur adds a four-minute transfer window; changes vary by station and some platforms may shift.
TVLine’s What to Watch for Aug. 9–15, 2026 maps out a busy seven days with around 30 premieres and finales across streaming, cable and broadcast, highlighting The Chosen in the Wild with Bear Grylls on Prime Video, House of the Dragon’s Season 3 finale, Reacher Season 4 on Prime Video, X‑Men ’97 Season 2 finale on Disney+, and features like NASCAR Americana, a Real Housewives reunion, and several movies and specials; the piece also provides daily listings and a printable Fall TV calendar to help plan the week.
The NFL released its 2026 preseason schedule, starting Aug. 6 with the Hall of Fame Game (Panthers vs. Cardinals in Canton on NBC/Peacock); Panthers and Cardinals will each play four preseason games, while other teams play three; Week 1–3 run Aug. 13–29 with national windows on NBC, ESPN, FOX, CBS and Prime Video, plus NFL Network. Streaming options include NFL+, Fox Sports apps, YouTube TV, and Fubo; most games are local broadcasts, with free OTA viewing in local markets.
USC and Notre Dame will renew their rivalry with a four-year series starting in 2030, opening with Week 1 games: 2030 at the Coliseum and 2031 at Notre Dame Stadium, then Weeks 1–3 matchups in 2032–2033, a plan intended to fit USC’s Big Ten schedule while preserving the tradition and the Jeweled Shillelagh.