How to watch the 2024 Polynesian Bowl today? Time, Channel, TV schedule and Live Stream

The Polynesian Bowl has been a key part of the annual recruiting cycle for top college football teams. This year will be no less as the rosters are filled with five-star recruits, including relatives of some top college and NFL players.

The 2024 Polynesian Bowl will take place on Friday, Jan. 19, at Kunuiakea Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The highly-anticipated game is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. ET.

Former NFL coaches Marvin Lewis and Mike Zimmer will be coaching each team for today's high school All-Star game.

What channel is the Polynesian Bowl on today?

The Polynesian Bowl will be broadcast live on NFL Network. Fans can also live stream the contest on Fubo TV.

What time is the 2024 Polynesian Bowl?

This year's Polynesian Bowl will kick off at 9 p.m. ET on Friday, Jan. 19, at Kunuiakea Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Best NFL Draft prospects at Polynesian Bowl

Here's a look at some of the top NFL Draft prospects who are playing in this year's Polynesian Bowl. Some are close relatives of top NFL players.

Isaac Wilson, Utah, QB

Isaac is the younger brother of New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. The signal-caller has earned two first-team All-State selections and led Corner Canyon to a state title in 2023.

Tei Nacua, BYU, WR

Tei is the younger brother of Los Angeles Rams wideout Puka Nacua. The wideout has committed to BYU for next season and will have something to prove at this year's Polynesian Bowl.

Dylan Raiola, Nebraska, QB

Dylan is the son of former NFL center Dominic Raiola, who played 14 seasons with the Detroit Lions. The quarterback had initially committed to Georgia but later opted to join Nebraska instead.

Terry Bussey, Texas A&M, WR

Terry decommited from the Texas A&M program. The wideout has received several offers from top universities and will reportedly wait before making his final decision on National Signing Day on Feb. 7. However, he'll want to prove his worth at the Polynesian game later on Friday.

2024 Polynesian Bowl roster

Here's a look at the Polynesian Bowl roster for the 2024 game on Friday, Jan. 19.

Position	Player	College
Quarterbacks	Micah Alejado	Hawaii
	Ty McCutcheon	Utah Tech
	Jake Merklinger	Tennessee
	Dylan Raiola	Nebraska
	Maealiuaki Smith	Oklahoma State
	Isaac Wilson	Utah
Running backs	Keola Apduha	Uncommitted
	Jason Brown	Arizona State
	Cade Durham	LSU
	Va’aimalae Fonoti	Montana
	Micah Ka'apana	Michigan
	Moe Passi	Uncommitted
	Jordan Washington	Arizona
Wide receivers	Jordan Anderson	Oregon State
	Terry Bussey	Decommited
	Jayden Chanel	Uncommitted
	Kwazi Gilmer	UCLA
	Dillon Gresham	Oregon
	Astin Hange	Air Force
	Mike Matthews	Tennessee
	Tei Necua	BYU
	Logan Saldate	Notre Dame
	Bryant Wesco	Clemson
	Jeremiah White	Uncommitted
Tight ends	Christian Bentancur	Clemson
	Carter Nelson	Nebraska
	Roger Saleapaga	Oregon
	Rynder Swanson	BYU
Offensive linemen	Isendre Ahfua	Texas A&M
	Santan Alo-Tupuola	Georgia Tech
	Brandon Baker	Texas
	DeAndre Carter	Auburn
	Lautaimi Falaniko	Uncommitted
	Paki Finau	Washington
	Donovan Harbour	Penn State
	Manassee Itete	Florida State
	Nuku Mafi	Oklahoma State
	Tu'i Muti	Hawaii
	Makai Saina	USC
	Filiva'a Saluni	Arizona State
	Jordan Seaton	Colorado
	Justin Tauanuu	USC
	Preston Taumua	Nebraska
	Joshua Tavui	Hawaii
	Elyjah Thurman	Clemson
	Michael Uini	Georgia
	Bennett Warren	Tennessee
	Rustin Young	Michigan State
Defensive linemen	Aydin Breland	Oregon
	Kekai Burnett	Michigan State
	Anelu Lafaele	Wisconsin
	Masias Merseburgh	Uncommitted
	Hyrum-Benjamin Moors	Washington State
	Deyvid Palepale	Michigan
	Booker Pickett	Miami
	Jordan Ross	Tennessee
	Justin Scott	Miami
	Xadavien Sims	Oregon
	Colin Simmons	Texas
	David Stone	Oklahoma
	Devoux Tuataga	BYU
	Tristian Waiamau-Galindo	Hawaii
	Zaiden Wallace	Uncommitted
	Noah Wily	Hawaii
Linebackers	Tyree Alualu	Uncommitted
	Ephraim Asiata	BYU
	Rahshawn Clark	Arizona
	Charles Correa	UNLV
	Nazaiah Caravallo	Hawaii
	Alika Cavaco-Amoy	Hawaii
	Ofa Falakaono	Uncommitted
	Jordan Lockhart	Texas A&M
	Aizik Mahuka	Uncommitted
	Grady Mareko	Uncommitted
	Brayden Platt	Oregon
	Edwin Spillman	Tennessee
	Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa	Notre Dame
	Dylan Wiliams	Oregon
Defensive backs	Dayton Aupiu	California
	Koy Beasley	Purdue
	Selman Bridges	Arkansas
	Dakoda Fields	Oregon
	Jaylen Heyward	UCF
	Kingston Lopa	Oregon
	Jason Mitchell	San Diego State
	Kela Moore	UNLV
	Kayo Patu	Washington State
	Jordan Pride	Texas A&M
	Faletau Satuala	BYU
	Marcelles Williams	USC
	Santana Wilson	Texas
Kicker	Trey Coleman	Utah
	David Dellenbach	Uncommitted
	Michael Salgado-Medina	Arizona
Longsnapper	Jack Devens	Uncommitted
Punter	Tyler Kinsman	Oregon

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Arnold is a journalist covering College Sports and the NFL at Sportskeeda. He has been with the company since August 2022.

Arnold graduated with a degree in Mass Media from MIC. As a sports fanatic, he pursued writing to express his thoughts and opinions on sports events across the globe. He has also worked at Wizcraft and Publicis.

Arnold began supporting the Kansas City Chiefs after watching Patrick Mahomes lead them to Super Bowl glory in 2020. He also has a soft corner for the New York Yankees since he's lived in New York for two years. Arnold's favorite coach of all time is Andy Reid, and the Chiefs dynasty looks far from over.

In his free time, Arnold enjoys reading, exercising, and traveling. He follows several other sports including football, cricket, tennis, basketball, boxing and F1.

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