How to Watch Illinois Football vs. Oregon in Week 9

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Illinois football, you've made it.
No, we're not talking about the Illini's 6-1 record or No. 20 ranking in the AP poll.
We're talking about back-to-back appearances in the 2:30 p.m. CT on CBS.
After handling Michigan in a ranked-versus-ranked matchup last week in Champaign, the Illini are gonna give it a go again, back on the big stage.
On Saturday, the Illini are in Eugene, Oregon, to take on the No. 1 Oregon Ducks at Autzen Stadium, once again on CBS.
There have already been FOUR teams ranked No. 1 this season and it's not even November.
— CBS Sports College Football 🏈 (@CBSSportsCFB) October 25, 2024
Oregon looks to stay atop the polls as No. 20 Illinois comes to town. pic.twitter.com/CH3oZbhTVY
Usually a Big Ten Network mainstay, Illinois football has climbed into the national limelight, lifted by its success under coach Bret Bielema (and boosted by an uber-competitive schedule).
With CBS carrying the game, you can tune in via the usual suspects (YouTube TV, DirecTV, Hulu+Live TV) or one of a few streaming services:
Fubo
For those without a subscription, Fubo offers a free trial that provides access to Illinois-Oregon.
Paramount+
In addition to the wide range of movies and TV shows offered by Paramount+, some sports programming – including college football and NFL – is included. Similar to Fubo, Paramount+ has a free trial option for those not already subscribed.
Illinois Football
For those interested in listening to the game, Illinois’ official website always has the call – and also allows access to exclusive videos, including the Bret Bielema Show.
More From Illinois on Sports Illustrated:
Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Offers High Praise for Illinois' Bret Bielema
How Illinois Football Can Pull Off the Upset Against No. 1 Oregon
5 Key Numbers to Watch for Illinois vs Oregon in Week 9

Primarily covers Illinois football and basketball, and Kansas basketball, with an emphasis on analysis, features and recruiting. Langendorf, a third-generation University of Illinois alum, has been watching Illini basketball and football for as long as he can remember. An advertising student and journalism devotee, he has been writing for On SI since October 2024. He can be followed and reached on X @jglangendorf.
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