The Troy Trojans and Jacksonville State Gamecocks will battle in the Salute to Veterans Bowl on Tuesday night.
Both programs enter this matchup sitting at 8-5 and are looking to end their 2025 season with another victory. The last time these two football teams faced off was 2001, when Troy beat the Gamecocks 21-3.
Trojans quarterback Tucker Kilcrease and and the Gamecocks’ Caden Creel have very similar passing numbers. However, Creel is only a freshman, whereas Kilcrease is in his junior year.
Junior running back Cam Cook will be the key to the Gamecocks’ win. Cook has been a monster this season, leading the NCAA with 1,659 rushing yards along with 16 rushing touchdowns.
The Sporting News has you covered with everything that you need to know to watch Jacksonville State vs. Troy.
Where to watch Jacksonville State vs. Troy: TV channel, live stream
Jacksonville State vs. Troy will air on ESPN, with Matt Barrie, Tom Luginbill and Harry Lyles Jr. on the call. College football fans can stream the game on the ESPN app and Fubo, the latter offering a free trial.
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Salute to Veterans Bowl start time
Date: Tuesday, Dec. 16
Time: 9 p.m. ET | 8 p.m. CT
The Salute to Veterans Bowl will begin at 9 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Dec. 16.
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Salute to Veterans Bowl location, stadium
City: Montgomery, Alabama
Stadium: Cramton Bowl
The 2025 Salute to Veterans Bowl location will be held at the Cramton Bowl in Montgomery, Alabama. The 21,000-seat stadium has hosted the game (previously known as the Camellia Bowl) since 2014.