Do you support the idea of Kansas and Arizona State playing a college football game in London?
Kansas and Arizona State in Talks to Play First FBS Game in London in 2026
Kansas and Arizona State are reportedly in advanced discussions to play a college football game at London’s Wembley Stadium during the 2026 season. If finalized, the matchup—tentatively set for September 19, 2026—would become the first FBS game ever held in England. Sources confirm that Kansas is seeking a schedule adjustment to accommodate the overseas trip, in part due to ongoing stadium renovations in Lawrence. The Big 12 has shown increased interest in international exposure, following a broader trend in college football toward overseas expansion. While the move could boost visibility and branding for both programs, questions remain about travel logistics, cost, home-field sacrifices, and fan accessibility. A formal announcement is still pending as discussions continue.
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- Yes, it’s great for global exposure
- No, college football should stay domestic
- Only if it doesn’t hurt home fan attendance
- It depends on travel and costs
- Cool idea, but I’m skeptical