Viewing Guide: How to watch Ohio State v. Iowa
COLUMBUS — It’s been two long weeks since Ohio State took the field in the Horseshoe, but that all changes on Saturday. The Buckeyes host Iowa on Saturday in their Big Ten home opener.
No. 3 Ohio State (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten) hasn’t lost a conference home opener since 2011 when Michigan State won 10-7 on Oct. 1. Head coach Ryan Day hasn’t lost a Big Ten game except for his losses to Michigan in The Game.
Lettermen Row puts together the viewing guide for the Buckeyes mid-afternoon tilt versus the Hawkeyes.
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Ohio State v. Iowa: Game time, details
Ohio State and Iowa have squared off 65 times with No. 66 on deck for Saturday. The Buckeyes hold a 47-15-3 advantage in the series with a 54-10 win in 2022 as the latest notch in the series. Iowa last beat Ohio State in 2017 behind a 55-24 win in Iowa City. This will be just the second time Ryan Day has coached against Kirk Ferentz.
Iowa (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) is coming off a bye. The Hawkeyes’ lone conference win was against Minnesota.
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- Time: 3:30 p.m. EST.
- Kickoff: 3:40 p.m. EST.
- Weather: High of 79º, 11% chance of rain showers, 4 mph winds.
- The line: The Buckeyes are a 20.5 favorite per VegasInsider.
- Over/under: 45.5 points.
How to watch
Ohio State will play on CBS with Brad Nessler (play-by-play), Gary Danielson (analyst) and Jenny Dell (sideline) on the call.
How to listen
Paul Keels, Jim Lachey and Clay Hall will have the call on the Ohio State Sports Radio Network 97.1 FM (WBNS).
Series Fun Fact
The Buckeyes and the Hawkeyes have earned their fair share of Big Ten hardware over the years. The two combined for 50 Big Ten championships, but have never played against one another to claim the title since the inception of the Big Ten Championship Game.
Ohio State won the conference title in 2009 and an overtime win over Iowa was the decisive win to the Big Ten.
