Fans of BYU and Utah face a 10 a.m. local kickoff for their rivalry game, according to a Fox News report. The outlet describes the matchup as the Big 12 "Holy War" and argues that it deserved a late-night college football slot.
The headline of the Fox News report states that ESPN forced Utah and BYU into the early-morning kickoff, and it describes that hour as one fans dread. Fox News makes the case that the rivalry was better suited to a later window in the schedule. The outlet presents that view as its own argument.
The headline and summary of the Fox News report give the same basic account of the time. Neither gives a reason from ESPN for choosing a 10 a.m. local start, and neither says whether ESPN has responded to the complaint.
According to Fox News's summary, the material available for this story does not include comment from BYU or Utah. It also does not give the date of the game or the channel that will carry it.
Fox News frames the issue mainly around fans, pointing to the local start time as the central concern. The outlet's headline refers to the matchup as the Holy War, and its summary describes the 10 a.m. local start as the problem for fans.
In short, Fox News reported a 10 a.m. local kickoff for the BYU and Utah rivalry game and said the rivalry deserved a late-night slot. The sources available for this story do not explain the scheduling decision further.