College football returns to Boca Raton this weekend as Florida Atlantic University (FAU) prepares to host its longtime rival, the Florida International University (FIU) Panthers, in the annual Shula Bowl. The game, a highlight of Week 3, is slated to kick off at 6 p.m. on Saturday, September 19, and will be broadcast locally by WPBF 25.
Game Details and Broadcast Information
Fans can catch the Shula Bowl live on WPBF 25, the official media partner of FAU Sports. The station will also provide pre‑game coverage, including analysis from local sports anchors Jade Jarvis, Brooke Silverang, and Yianni Kourakis. After the game, the team will transition to a live, local news roundup featuring late‑breaking headlines, First Warning Weather updates, and additional sports highlights.
How to Watch and Attend
In addition to the television broadcast, viewers can stream the game through the WPBF 25 News app or the Very Local app, ensuring access for those on the go. Ticket information is available via the station’s website, with a direct link provided for easy purchase.
For residents who prefer traditional viewing, WPBF 25 News also airs on Me‑TV South Florida at 6 a.m., with channel numbers displayed on‑screen during the broadcast.
Other College Football Action This Weekend
Saturday’s football slate includes several marquee matchups across the nation. Georgia meets Arkansas at noon, followed by Florida State versus Alabama at 3:30 p.m. The evening concludes with LSU taking on Ole Miss at 7:30 p.m. Local fans can enjoy a full day of top‑flight college football before the Shula Bowl lights up the Boca Raton field.
Community Impact
The Shula Bowl is more than just a rivalry; it brings together students, alumni, and the broader Boca Raton community for a night of spirited competition and local pride. The event supports the university’s athletic programs and contributes to the city’s vibrant sports culture.
WPBF 25 remains committed to delivering comprehensive sports coverage for South Florida, highlighting both the excitement of the games and the stories that matter to local families.
Original reporting: WPBF (Treasure Coast / Hearst) — read the source article.
