Texas vs. Michigan key times, TV channel, streaming, tickets and tailgating info

Fans for both the Texas Longhorns and Michigan Wolverines have had September 7th circled on the calendar for a long time.

Only the second meeting between two of the biggest brands in college football, many Longhorns fans are planning a trip to Ann Arbor for the game. And with conference realignment and TV contract changes, it can be difficult to even find the game on TV or a streaming platform.

Here is a complete guide to the Texas/Michigan game with all the info you need to go to the Big House or watch it in your own house.

How to watch Texas Longhorns vs. Michigan Wolverines?

Date and Time: Sep 7 (Sat) 11 a.m. CT

Where: Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan Stadium

Watch TV: FOX | Streaming: Watch with a free trial on Fubo.

Listen: Radio: Longhorn Radio Network

What pregame coverage will on site in Ann Arbor? Fox will have coverage live in Ann Arbor, Michigan, beginning at 8 a.m. CT.

ESPN College Game Day will be there as well, broadcasting in Ann Arbor at 8 a.m. CT as well.

What to know for fans traveling to Texas at Michigan?

Ann Arbor is not a suburb of Detroit and if you are staying in a city in metro Detroit, you may have an hour drive to the stadium.

If you are flying directly into Detroit Metropolitan International Airport (DTW) and were able to secure a place to stay in Ann Arbor, you will only have a half and hour drive without traffic.

For tailgating, there are good places to set up your tailgate, like the Ann Arbor Golf & Outing Club, which is an ideal place to go as there is space available more often than not. For parking, fans tend to prefer to park at places like Ann Arbor Pioneer High School if you are not tailgating at the golf course near by.

For those coming in a day or two early, places like Royal Oak and Birminhgam are cool cities to walk around and downtown Detroit has some cool places to see and taking the Qline up and down Woodword Avenue or the PeopleMover to go around the loop of downtown Detroit allows you to get to places more quickly.

Tickets

Lowest price: $176 | Top price: $7,050

The biggest non-conference game of the year has some big ticket prices. There are a few tickets to the Big House available for around $176 dollars. That’s down from the lowest price of $282 last week. You’ll need the equivalent to a car down payment for the best seats in Michigan Stadium. The average prices are just over $300.

Saturday’s weather

For those fans looking to escape the Texas heat or the Longhorns players wanting to play a game in the Midwest with a traditional early-fall afternoon weather game, this is the game for you.

The forecast predicts a high of 62 degrees with clouds in the morning and partially cloudy during the game. There is a slight chance of rain but if it rains, it will be spotty and light.

You may want to bring a light jacket with a hoodie if it rains and is a little cooler than expected but it should be a great day for an early fall football game.