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How to Watch West Virginia vs. Houston

The West Virginia Mountaineers will face the No. 22 Houston Cougars on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025, at TDECU Stadium in a Big 12 Conference matchup, with kickoff scheduled for noon ET. Read More: How to Watch West Virginia vs. Houston. 

Television and Streaming Options

The game will be broadcast nationally on Fox Sports 1 (FS1) at noon ET.

For those without cable, Fubo offers live streaming of FS1 and provides a free trial for new subscribers. The service is available on smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, iOS and Android devices.

Cable and satellite subscribers can stream the game through the Fox Sports app or their provider’s streaming platform, including Xfinity Stream, DirecTV Stream, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV and Sling TV (Blue package). Authentication with a cable or satellite login is required for these services.

The Fox Sports website also offers live streaming for viewers with a valid cable or satellite subscription.

Radio Coverage

Mountaineers fans can listen to the game through WV The Torch, the flagship and official sports radio partner of WVU Mountaineers. The game will be broadcast on multiple frequencies across West Virginia, including WGYE 102.7 FM and 95.3 FM in Morgantown and Mannington, WMMN AM 920 and 95.7 FM in North Central and Wheeling, WZST 100.9 FM in Morgantown, WHTI 105.7 FM in Clarksburg, and WRLF Sports on 94.3 FM in Morgantown, North Central and Fairmont. Listeners can also stream the game live by visiting the WV The Torch website or downloading the WV The Torch mobile app.

Game Preview

Houston enters with a 7-1 record and is a 13.5-point favorite, while West Virginia limps in at 2-6. The Mountaineers are winless in Big 12 play at 0-5 and riding a five-game losing streak.

The Cougars are coming off a 24-16 win over Arizona State, while West Virginia fell 23-17 to TCU last week.

Quarterback Conner Weigman has been the driving force for Houston, throwing for 1,581 yards with 12 touchdowns against just two interceptions. He’s also dangerous on the ground with 357 rushing yards and eight touchdowns. The over/under sits at 48.5 points.

What’s at Stake

Houston is fighting to stay tied atop the Big 12 standings as they chase a conference championship berth. West Virginia, meanwhile, is desperate to snap their skid and notch their first conference win.

These teams last met in 2023, when Houston pulled out a 41-39 thriller as a 3-point underdog.

Tickets remain available for fans wanting to make the trip to TDECU Stadium in Houston.

Fans can follow live scoring and updates on ESPN.com and the Fox Sports app.

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