SiriusXM will give sports fans a comprehensive and in-depth look back at the Defining Moments of the Decade in their favorite sports when it presents a series of specials that examine the memorable moments and trends in professional and college sports from the last 10 years.

ESPNU Radio’s special Heisman Trophy coverage begins Saturday, December 14 at 7pm ET, right after the live broadcast of the 120th Army-Navy game.

SiriusXM’s extensive college sports coverage will feature dozens of live college football games from the SEC, ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, American Athletic and other conferences.

Join ESPNU Radio, SEC Radio, Big Ten Radio, Big 12 Radio and ACC Radio for exclusive interviews with college football stars, as well as commentary from your favorite SiriusXM analysts.

Tune in to SiriusXM throughout the week to listen to new shows hosted by country artist Trisha Yearwood, basketball legend Patrick Ewing, and more stars!

From the New Orleans Bowl all the way to the College Football Playoff national championship on Jan. 7, SiriusXM is set to broadcast games on ESPN U Radio (Ch. 84), as well as ESPN Radio (Ch. 80).

Now that Thanksgiving is here, the weather may be getting colder, but football at all levels is starting to heat up.

Football is back! We’ll cut to the chase: SiriusXM is offering live action from your favorite college football team right to your earbuds.

SiriusXM has teamed up with the ACC, Pac-12, and SEC to deliver three new exclusive sports channels.

From their historic campus and field to their countless awards (including national championships and Heisman winners), there’s a lot you probably don’t know about Notre Dame.

SiriusXM and ESPN are teaming up to deliver an exclusive 24/7 college sports channel that will give fans the most comprehensive and in-depth college sports coverage available.

College Football Hall of Fame player and coach Steve Spurrier joins SiriusXM as a college football analyst.

Lincoln Riley is aware of the expectations that come with being named the head coach of the Oklahoma Sooners football team, but for now, he’s focused on simply being himself.