I have heard rumors that many OSU games will not be on network tv this year, If so what cable channel do I need to get them all? I have Time Warner Cable but they didn't seem to know when I called them( go figure). I don't want to miss any of the games, and if I remember correctly they pulled this BS last year and I couldn't watch one of the games. Anybody know what I need?

Preferably someone that is here to trash talk. That won't get you a best answer.

First of all, please let me respond to Caleb's answer... Who in the flying **** beat Michigan this past year? That would be the Ohio State Buckeyes. Victory over Michigan is becoming somewhat of a habit. 42-39 ring any bells?

Look-out for signs at your state-line that read "Welcome to Michigan, property of Jim Tressel".

Ok... On to watching the Buckeyes on TV...

The Big 10 has a contract with ABC. ABC also owns the ESPN channels.

That still doesn't mean you'll be able to see every game, but to be safe, you should buy an ESPN package that includes additional ESPN channels like ESPN-2 and ESPN-U.

If you are ever terribly worried about missing a game, find a local alumni club that meets at a bar or restaurant... The restaurant owner buys some sort of package that ensure you can see every game.

If that doesn't work, call the corporate offices of the BIG 10 and ask them. They will know!

Ohio State will burn
Then they will learn
Michigan's the best
Put OSU to rest.

By the way Jim Tressel got STOMPED at that national championship game. Poor troy only score 0 touchdowns.

try Nickelodeon or the Disney Channel. They got all the other fake shows on there.

OSU sucks
Go Blue!!!

This is funny, the guy comes on to ask a simple question and three out of four people think it is some college football blog forum. Why? Why would you even bother to post that garbage? It does nothing to help your team and in the process, makes you look stupid. If that is something you are used to then i guess it is no problem.
To answer the question, it seems to be luck of the draw on what is televised. In Southern Cal, I remember seeing the Buckeyes on TV a few times last year but do not recall the station, possibly ABC and i think they showed one on ESPNU. Best bet would be to hit a bar that is hooked up with the Gameplan package or else a buddy who has it.

I forgot how Michigan did in the Rose bowl last year. Who did they play, and how did they do??

The only college football team that has a network contract is Notre Dame. You can still see OSU games on television, but theres isn't a basic cable network that carries all OSU games. However, you can get the Direct TV packages and have a better chance of catching all of the games.

There is a new network this year The Big Ten Network. That is where I'd look.

I dont live near Ohio so i couldnt tell you the channel but you should have a tv guide channel just check it a few hours before the game and it should tell you the channel when it rolls through. If you cant get the games on TV there is always radio or you can buy tickets and go to the game. You can always but the Football packages where you get to watch all the games but its expensive for just watching one team.

Maybe the Radio I heard OSU sucked so much that television wouldn't accept them



GO BLUE!!

If you get desperate by gameday try http://www.freefootballradio.com/

I haven't heard anything about them not being on TV.
If that is the case, I would check with your cable company and see if they are going to have "The Big 10 Network".
It is a new channel coming out this season that will televise exclusively all Big 10 sports.
Don't worry though, I really doubt the networks are going to want to exclude a top 10 team like the Buckeyes from their broadcasts.
They want games that people want to turn their channel on and watch, and Ohio State definitely will get them some viewers.