How to watch Penn State football opposite Ohio State: Time, channel, streaming info, and more
A top-15 matchup is set at Beaver Stadium on Saturday. No. 13 Penn State will welcome No. 2 Ohio State to town for the Lions’ annual Stripe Out game. The Big Ten East clash will go a long way toward deciding who ultimately takes the penultimate division crown before the conference does away with them starting in 2024.
“When you talk about Ohio State and Ryan Day, obviously a ton of respect for what they have been able to do for a long time,” James Franklin said on Tuesday. “They have been doing it for a long time at Ohio State. But a ton of respect for them and what they do and how they go about their business.
Added Day during his own Tuesday news conference:
“We knew when we see the schedule going into State College is going to be a huge challenge. Always is. So, you know, our guys understand what a challenge it’s going to be, and so we get to have a great week of preparation.”
Get ready for game day with all of the viewing and following information you need below.
Ohio State at Penn State: Game time and details
The Buckeyes hold a 22-15 all-time edge over the Nittany Lions. Ohio State has won the last five matchups. The last time Penn State beat OSU was in 2016 when they won 27-26 at Beaver Stadium. Before that, its last win over the Buckeyes came in 2011 by a 20-14 final.
Here’s what you need to know to get ready for this one:
Time: Noon ET
Date: Saturday, Oct. 29
Location: Beaver Stadium in State College, Pa.
Weather: Here’s the latest forecast: “Sunny skies. High 59F. Winds light and variable.”
The line: Penn State is a 15.5-point underdog, per VegasInsider
Over/under: 60.5 points
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How to watch, stream Lions-Buckeyes
FOX will air the game in its ‘Big Noon Kickoff’ slot. Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, and Jenny Taft will call a Penn State game for the third time this season. However, Saturday marks the first time that group will trek to State College this fall.
FOX Sports Live will stream the contest.
The Penn State Sports Network will also be on the radio airwaves with Steve Jones, Jack Ham, and Brian Tripp. It airs on 99.5 & 103.7 FM/1450 AM locally and at GoPSUSports.com online.
Follow along with Blue-White Illustrated
Blue-White Illustrated will have live updates on its home page starting before kickoff. And, premium members can chat with our staff and fellow Penn State fans inside The Lions Den forum during every game.
