COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State Buckeyes had plenty of time during their bye week to think about their loss against Oregon nearly two weeks ago.
Now, their focus will be on Nebraska as the Cornhuskers come to Columbus.
What time is the Ohio State game this week?
Ohio State vs. Nebraska kicks off at noon on Saturday, Oct. 26.
What channel is the Ohio State-Nebraska game on this week?
Ohio State vs. Nebraska can be watched on FOX stations. Gus Johnson will be doing the play-by-play while Joel Klatt will serve as the analyst. Jenny Taft will be the sideline reporter for the game.
The game can be heard on the radio in the Columbus area on 97.1 The Fan and throughout the statewide Ohio State Sports Network. Paul Keels, Jim Lachey and Clay Hall will describe the action with Skip Mosic producing and hosting.
GameTime with Ryan Day, featuring insight from Coach Ryan Day and in-depth interviews with players, assistant coaches and experts from across Buckeye Nation, airs Saturday at 9 a.m. in Columbus on WBNS-10TV.
Following the game, you can watch Ryan Day and Ohio State players' postgame interviews on 10TV+ or via the 10TV News mobile app.
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What is the spread on the Ohio State-Oregon game
BetMGM College Football Odds: Ohio State by 25 1/2.
Ohio State let a 32-31 game slip away to Oregon on Oct. 12, then had an off week to stew in it. With a 12-team College Football Playoff this season, Ohio State is still a player, but its margin of error is now smaller. Nebraska was blown out last week by an Indiana team that is one of the big surprises of the Big Ten. The Huskers’ 56-7 loss was their most lopsided since they got walloped 62-3 at Ohio State in 2016.
Ohio State passing game against Nebraska defense. The Buckeyes are sixth in the country averaging 503 yards per game, including nearly 300 passing yards. The ‘Huskers are allowing just over 200 yards per game through the air, including 280 to Indiana Saturday.
Nebraska: Freshman QB Dylan Raiola faces a big mental challenge going into the Horseshoe off two straight poor performances. He combined for four interceptions and no touchdown passes and just 5.2 yards per attempt against Rutgers and Indiana.
Ohio State: Freshman WR Jeremiah Smith continues to dazzle. He had nine catches for 100 yards in the loss to Oregon. He's for 553 receiving yards and seven TDs through six games and has rushed for 33 yards and another score. Smith has been a fixture on the highlight reels with one-handed catches.
Nebraska has lost 26 straight games against Top 25 opponents since beating Oregon in 2016. The Huskers have dropped 17 straight against ranked opponents on the road since winning at No. 12 Penn State in 2011. … The Huskers have lost 14 straight against top-five opponents. … Raiola’s pass efficiency rating of 90.0 since Week 6 is third-lowest among FBS quarterbacks with at least 35 attempts over that span, according to Sportradar. … The Huskers hadn’t allowed 400 yards in 13 straight games before Indiana amassed 495 last week. ... Ohio State RBs Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson have combined for more than 900 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns. ... WRs Smith and Emeka Egbuka have combined for 1,079 yards receiving and 13 TDs. ... Buckeyes QB Will Howard threw for a season-high 326 yards against Oregon, completing 80% of his passes.