HONOLULU – Seven University of Hawai'i football games in the 2025 season will be televised throughout Southern California and parts of Nevada via Spectrum SportsNet, beginning with Saturday's contest against Sam Houston.
 
"This is a tremendous step forward for UH football, with our home games now reaching fans in key markets across the western U.S., including places like Los Angeles and Las Vegas, where there are strong connections to Hawai'i," said UH Mānoa Athletic Director Matt Elliott. "This exposure is invaluable for recruiting, strengthening ties with our current fans and building an entirely new generation of supporters."
 
The remaining home games and road game at Colorado State produced by Spectrum Sports Hawai'i will now air on Spectrum SportsNet, available to subscribers across Southern California and Nevada, including on DirecTV. The November 8 matchup against San Diego State will be televised on Spectrum SportsNet LA. The games will also continue to air live throughout the state of Hawai'i on Spectrum Sports (Channels 12 and 1012 or Hawaiian Telcom Channel 89) or via the Spectrum TV App. 
 
Additionally, all seven games will be streamed on the Mountain West app (available on Android and Apple devices, outside of Hawai'i only).
 
Spectrum SportsNet is a Southern California regional sports network that has an exclusive partnership with the Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Sparks and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF). More information on the network is available at spectrumsportsnet.com.

UH Athletics continues to explore additional opportunities to expand its reach nationwide and through streaming services.