Ohio State viewing guide: Time, TV channel, What to Watch in Week Two
COLUMBUS — Through six minutes last week, Ohio State looked unstoppable.
Four drives. Four Justin Fields touchdowns. Ohio State rolled over a Florida Atlantic squad that was overmatched in Ohio Stadium last week. But the fifth-ranked Buckeyes won’t have as easy of a time this week when program legend Luke Fickell brings Cincinnati to Columbus for the first time since 2014.
The Bearcats, while not ranked, pose a threat to the Buckeyes. Their defense is one of the best in the country. They beat UCLA last week in a game that wasn’t as close as the score indicated. And the Buckeyes know Fickell and his coaching staff will have Cincinnati ready for their first true test of the season.
Ohio State hasn’t lost to an in-state rival since the 19th century. But Cincinnati is a test that the Buckeyes haven’t seen from an in-state team in some time.
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.
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Ohio State-Cincinnati game time, details
The Buckeyes and Bearcats meet for an intriguing in-state battle with both teams looking to keep the momentum rolling.
Time: Noon ET
Date:Â Saturday, Sept. 7
Location:Â Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio
Weather:Â High of 74 degrees with zero-percent chance of rain
The line:Â Ohio State is a 16-point favorite, per BetDSI
Over/under:Â 55 points
What TV channel is the Ohio State game on?
The Buckeyes and Bearcats will be televised nationally on ABC with Bob Wischusen (play-by-play), Dan Orlovsky (color) and Allison Williams (sideline) on the call.
How can I watch online?
The Buckeyes and Owls can be streamed online via WatchESPN.
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?
- Five Questions as Buckeyes prepare for tough Cincinnati test
- What We Learned from Tuesday’s media session with the Buckeyes
- Tuesday’s Dotting The ‘Eyes with Birm
- Ohio State will actually use its tight ends this season
- Game poster from Sam Silverman
- Wednesday’s Dotting The ‘Eyes with Birm
- Senior Tackle from Jaxon Smith-Njigba
- Zach Boren broke down the defensive performance against Florida Atlantic with a BuckIQ
- Are the Buckeyes adjusting their running back recruiting?
- Mike Hartline broke down Justin Fields’ debut in the latest BuckIQ
- How much did Ohio State hold back on offense in the season opener?
