What channel is USC vs. Oregon on today? Time, TV for Week 4

USC football faces its first big test of the season against the Oregon Ducks . Both teams have a lot to prove in this game. Each team could use this moment as a great time to silence the doubters.

Lincoln Riley and USC need to prove they are not the same team as in previous seasons. A win against Oregon would do just that. The Trojans will need their young guys to step up. They will need Jayden Maiava to deliver, and they will need the home crowd to help them to pull off the biggest win in the Lincoln Riley era. It should be a classic battle between two former Pac-12 teams.

Here's how to follow USC football versus Oregon on television and streaming. For USC football fans interested in radio coverage, here's additional information on Saturday's game.

"Radio coverage in Los Angeles for USC versus Oregon will air terrestrially on ESPN LA 710 AM beginning at 2:30 p.m. PT and features Pete Arbogast, Shaun Cody, Su'a Cravens, Nelson Agholor , Marqise Lee

and Jason Schwartz (includes 2-hour pre-game and postgame shows). The Trojan Tailgate Show portion of ESPN LA 710 AM's pre-game show will begin at 2:30 p.m. PT and broadcast live from The Peristyle. Shaun Cody, Su'a Cravens, Nelson Agholor, Marqise Lee

will host the show, which will also be streamed on USC Athletics' Facebook, YouTube and X platforms and the USC Trojans Game Day App."

Here is the TV and streaming information for USC vs. Oregon, plus the listed start time from Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum:

USC vs. Oregon will be broadcast nationally on NBC in Week 4 of the 2026 college football season. Noah Eagle and Todd Blackledge will call the game from the booth. Kathryn Tappen is the sideline reporter. Streaming options for the game include NBC.com/live with a valid TV provider login. Fans without cable may watch on Peacock with a subscription.

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