The clock is ticking! Today marks the expiration of the crucial carriage deal between YouTube TV and a number of Fox networks. If a new agreement isn't reached soon, millions of subscribers could lose access to their favorite channels.

This predicament could jeopardize the highly anticipated Week 1 of the NFL season! Fans hoping to catch the thrilling Texas vs. Ohio State game may find their weekend plans spoiled, as 9.4 million YouTube TV users could miss out if negotiations fail.

Jumping into the drama, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr took to social media, addressing Google directly. He stated emphatically, “Google removing Fox channels from YouTube TV would be a terrible outcome. Millions of Americans are counting on YouTube to keep watching the news and sports they love! Get a deal done, Google!”

However, the ball is not entirely in Google's court—Fox also plays a significant role. In disputes like this, both sides often blame each other for being unreasonable. For a deal to happen, both must show a willingness to compromise.

With the administration now weighing in, the pressure seems to tilt in favor of Fox. Will this influence the negotiations to reach a resolution in time? Fans are left wondering if the Texas-Ohio State showdown will air on YouTube TV or if repercussions await Google for the lack of access.

Stay tuned as we await a resolution and hope for a happy ending for football fans everywhere!