The Miami (OH) RedHawks have an opportunity to extend their winning streak when they welcome the Buffalo Bulls to Yager Stadium on Tuesday. Both teams enter the game with 5-3 overall records and 3-1 marks in Mid-American Conference play.
Miami has won three straight games, including a narrow 28-27 victory over Central Michigan in its most recent outing. Buffalo also comes in with momentum after winning its last three games, including recent victories over Toledo, Massachusetts and Bowling Green.
How to Watch Buffalo vs Miami (OH) for Free

Buffalo Bulls quarterback Jason Wright (7).Matthew O'Haren-Imagn Images
The game will air nationally on ESPN, with streaming available through the ESPN app and live-TV streaming services that carry the network. Here are the viewing details:
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Time:8 p.m. ET
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Location:Oxford, Ohio
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Venue:Fred C. Yager Stadium
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TV Channel:ESPN
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Live Stream: ESPN app
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Free Live Stream:DIRECTV
DIRECTV offers a five-day free trial, with ESPN included in its channel lineup. Trial eligibility and availability can vary, so check the terms before signing up.
For fans who already have an ESPN subscription through a participating TV provider, the game can also be streamed through the ESPN app. ESPN itself does not provide a general free stream of this game.
Buffalo vs Miami (OH) Preview
Buffalo running back Messiah Burch has been one of the MAC's most productive runners, entering the game with 845 rushing yards and five touchdowns. Quarterback Jason Wright has added seven passing touchdowns, while wide receiver Chance Morrow leads the Bulls with 480 receiving yards and six scores.
Miami (OH) will look to quarterback Caleb Heavner, who has accounted for 615 passing yards and 217 rushing yards since taking over as the starter. Wide receiver Maleek Huggins, meanwhile, leads the RedHawks with 431 receiving yards.
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This story was originally published by Athlon on Nov 4, 2026, where it first appeared in the College Football section. Add Athlon as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

