Ohio State viewing guide: Time, TV channel, What to Watch in Week One
COLUMBUS — A new era of Ohio State football is officially set to begin Saturday when No. 5 Ohio State opens the regular season against Florida Atlantic.
New coach. New defensive coaching staff — aside from Larry Johnson. New quarterback. New opponent.
Same expectations.
The Buckeyes will begin the season in the top 5, as they have every season since 2013. And just because Urban Meyer retired doesn’t mean Ryan Day won’t face the same lofty expectations in Year One as full-time head coach. For Day’s first test, Lane Kiffin and Florida Atlantic will make their first appearance on Ohio State’s schedule.
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For anybody heading to the game, listening on the radio or watching on TV, Lettermen Row has all the viewing information that could possibly be need to not miss a moment.
Ohio State-Florida Atlantic game time, details
The Buckeyes and Owls kickoff at noon ET on Saturday, Aug. 31.
Time: Noon ET
Date:Â Saturday, Aug. 31
Location:Â Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio
Weather:Â High of 80 degrees with zero-percent chance of rain
The line:Â Ohio State is a 28-point favorite, per BetDSI
Over/under: 65.5 points
What TV channel is the Ohio State game on?
The Buckeyes and Owls will be televised nationally on FOX with Gus Johnson (play-by-play), Joel Klatt (color analyst), Jenny Taft (sidelines).
How can I watch online?
The Buckeyes and Owls can be streamed online via FOX Sports Go.
How can I listen to the game on the radio?
Paul Keels and Jim Lachey will have the call on 97.1 FM (WBNS) in Columbus. A full list of football radio affiliates for the program can be found here.
Miss any of our coverage so far this week?
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The season-opener should reveal plenty about revamped Ohio State defense
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Austin Ward was joined by Zach Boren and Tim May for Lettermen Live presented by Byers Auto to preview the game and give their picks.
- This week on The Tim May Podcast, Ohio State wide receivers coach Brian Hartline talked with May about his progression and growth as a wide receivers coach.
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WATCH: Ryan Day previews the season opener with Florida Atlantic
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How should the Buckeyes distribute carries for J.K. Dobbins and his backups?
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What We Learned from Ryan Day, Buckeyes ahead of opener
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