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UC Davis Football Scheduled For Three Nationally Broadcast Games

UC Davis football announced this week that they have been selected for three nationally televised games during the 2025 regular season.

BY UC DAVIS ATHLETICS
May 30, 2025, 6:56 AM
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For the first time in program history, No. 11 UC Davis football will be showcased on the main linear ESPN network when they open the 2025 season at 4 p.m. PT against No. 12 Mercer in Montgomery, Ala., on Aug. 23 for the first of three nationally broadcast games that the Aggies will be featured on this season.

When the Aggies travel to Washington on Sept. 6 they will find themselves on the BIG10 Network with an 8 p.m. kick while the trip to Bozeman, Mont., to face the defending Big Sky Champion No. 2 Montana State Bobcats will be picked up by an ESPN linear network. The time and network for the game in Bozeman will be announced at a later date.


UC Davis football landed on ESPN2 last season when they traveled to Missoula, Mont., for a night game against Montana. It was the first time the Aggies had ever been on a linear ESPN network and only the second time they had been nationally broadcast.

The three nationally broadcast games are a program record, as UC Davis will be shown across the nation for nearly a third of its games this season.

SEASON TICKETS: Season tickets are on sale now, and fans can head here to secure their spot in Shredville for the 2025 season. Tickets start as low as $100 for new alumni and $140 for the general public.

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Two former UC Davis men’s soccer stars, goalkeeper Wallis Lapsley (Forward Madison FC) and defender Max Glasser (FC Naples), earned USL League One Team of the Week honors for their standout performances in Week 12 of the 2025 season.

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Lapsley, the 2019 Big West Conference Goalkeeper of the Year, anchored the Aggies’ defense during one of the program’s most successful stretches.

In his final collegiate season, he backstopped UC Davis to its third straight Big West Tournament Championship appearance while finishing his career as the program’s all-time leader in wins (35), shutouts (21), and save percentage (.784).

His professional form mirrored that excellence this week: a five-save performance, including a -1.65 Goals Prevented mark helped secure a 1-1 draw for Forward Madison against Portland Hearts of Pine.

Read more below:

Former UC Davis Standouts Lapsley, Glasser Named to USL League One Team of the Week

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