Who are the Duke vs. UConn game announcers on ESPN+/ACC Extra? All you need to know about Week 3 game's coverage team

Entering the Week 3 college football slate, one of the ACC's undefeated teams in the Duke Blue Devils (2-0) will take on the UConn Huskies (1-1). The Huskies are one of the few remaining independent schools in the FBS.

The Huskies and Blue Devils are both fresh off wins in Week 2 and will enter this week's matchup looking to continue building momentum. For Duke, this will be one of its last non-conference matchups before they enter ACC play in Week 5 versus North Carolina. Here are the announcers for the Week 3 matchup and details to help fans watch the game on Saturday, Sept. 14.

Duke-UConn football game announcers

The game's announcers will feature an analyst, a play-by-play broadcaster and a sideline analyst. Clay Matvick will man the play-by-play duties, Steve Addazio will support Matvick in the booth as an analyst, and Marilyn Payne will handle the sideline reporting.

The Duke versus UConn matchup will be available to watch on the ACC Extra network as well as ESPN+ and its partnered streaming platforms.

What time is Duke vs. UConn?

The UConn Huskies-Duke Blue Devils matchup is scheduled for kick-off at 6:00 p.m. EST.

Duke will return home to Brooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium after traveling to Northwestern in Week 2. The UConn Huskies will be on the road for the last time until Saturday, Nov. 9, playing six straight games at home following Week 3.

What to expect in the Duke vs. UConn matchup

The Duke-UConn matchup will feature two pass-heavy offensive attacks. Duke quarterback Maalik Murphy is fresh off completing 24 of his 39 pass attempts for 243 yards and three touchdowns with one interception.

UConn quarterback Joe Fagnano is coming off a 328-yard, five-touchdown performance versus Merrimack, completing 13 of his 19 passing attempts.

Duke's pass defense was impressive in its Week 2 overtime win versus Northwestern, holding senior quarterback Mike Wright to 54% on his pass attempts without a touchdown. The Blue Devils defense snagged one interception in the game.