Conference network
Big Ten Network carries the early windows that national bundles treat as an add-on tier.
Columbus, Ohio - Ohio Stadium - Scarlet and Gray - Brutus Buckeye
One of the largest home crowds in the sport, a marching band pregame worth arriving early for, and a city that turns over entirely on a home Saturday.
The biggest weekly gathering in the state and the loudest 100,000-seat building in the conference.
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National windows nearly every week, with conference network coverage for non-conference dates.
Big Ten Network carries the early windows that national bundles treat as an add-on tier.
Marquee matchups move to national broadcast partners, usually announced 12 days out.
A live TV bundle that includes the conference network is the simplest single subscription.
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C deck is high but the sightlines are clean. The south stands have the best combination of price and view; the closed end amplifies crowd noise.
The band's signature formation, with the sousaphone dotting the i. Be in your seat well before kickoff.
The alma mater is sung after every game, win or lose, with arms linked.
The band's pregame performance at St. John Arena is free to attend and worth arriving early for.
College apparel for game day and the office, with in-store pickup at most locations.
Coverage: National broadcast windows and the conference network, with times released roughly two weeks out
Columbus fills completely on a home Saturday. Book lodging around the date, then treat kickoff time as unknown until the window is announced.
A clear bag, a poncho and a seat cushion cover almost every problem this stadium creates.
Weather: September is hot and the concrete holds heat. Late November is cold and often wet, and the upper decks catch wind.
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The Horseshoe, a double-decked bowl with a rotunda at the north end and one of the loudest closed ends in college football.