Wake Forest Athletics
Kickoff Time at No. 23 Louisville Announced for 12 Noon
9/14/2026 12:01:00 PM | Football
The Demon Deacons will travel to the Cardinals with kickoff at L&N Stadium set for 12 p.m. with the game airing on either ESPN, ESPN2 or ACC Network.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Atlantic Coast Conference has announced kickoff times and the broadcast information for Week Four of the 2026 season.
Wake Forest will face off against No. 23 Louisville on Saturday, Sept. 26 with kickoff at L&N Stadium set for 12 noon on either ESPN, ESPN2 or ACC Network. Network designations will be confirmed following the conclusion of the games on Sept. 19.
This marks the second road game for the Demon Deacons during the 2026 season, having recently defeated Purdue in a double-overtime thriller, 38-36, at Ross-Ade Stadium.
Wake Forest and Louisville will be meeting for the 11th time dating back to when the two programs met for the first time in the 2007 Orange Bowl. Additionally, this will be the first meeting between the Demon Deacons and the Cardinals since the 2022 season.
The Deacs will be looking for their second road win over the Cardinals, with their previous win at L&N Stadium coming during the 2018 season where the Deacs prevailed 56-35.
Great Value Remains for the 2026 Season
Single-game tickets can also be purchased for the remaining five exciting home games at Allegacy Stadium against Miami (Sept. 18), Stanford (Oct. 3), Virginia (Oct. 31), Merrimack (Nov. 7) and Duke (Nov. 28).
Wake Forest will face off against No. 23 Louisville on Saturday, Sept. 26 with kickoff at L&N Stadium set for 12 noon on either ESPN, ESPN2 or ACC Network. Network designations will be confirmed following the conclusion of the games on Sept. 19.
This marks the second road game for the Demon Deacons during the 2026 season, having recently defeated Purdue in a double-overtime thriller, 38-36, at Ross-Ade Stadium.
Wake Forest and Louisville will be meeting for the 11th time dating back to when the two programs met for the first time in the 2007 Orange Bowl. Additionally, this will be the first meeting between the Demon Deacons and the Cardinals since the 2022 season.
The Deacs will be looking for their second road win over the Cardinals, with their previous win at L&N Stadium coming during the 2018 season where the Deacs prevailed 56-35.
Great Value Remains for the 2026 Season
Single-game tickets can also be purchased for the remaining five exciting home games at Allegacy Stadium against Miami (Sept. 18), Stanford (Oct. 3), Virginia (Oct. 31), Merrimack (Nov. 7) and Duke (Nov. 28).
Friday, September 18
Friday, September 18
Wednesday, September 16
Tuesday, September 15