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Ohio State basketball vs. Evansville: How to watch, stream the game

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The Ohio State basketball team took one on the chin this past Friday night in College Station, Texas. The Buckeyes couldn’t seem to find a rhythm in a 78-64 loss to Texas A&M.

OSU is back in familiar territory as they head home to take on Evansville on Tuesday evening, Nov. 19. The Aces are just 1-3 on the season. Evansville is led by freshman forward Gabriel Pozzato, who hails from Italy and is averaging 19.3 per contest in the Aces’ four games played.

We know the Ohio State football team is still trying to do some pretty special things this season, but the basketball team is trying to get off the ground with a good start to its 2024-2025 campaign as well.

If you found us here, there’s a good chance you are looking for a way to catch the Buckeyes in action this weekend.

Here’s how to find and take it all in.

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Basic info

When: Tuesday, November 19, at 7 p.m. EST

Where:  Value City Arena (Columbus, Ohio)

How to watch/stream/listen:

Broadcast: BTN+

Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)

Radio: IMG Radio Network (flagship station WBNS 97.1 The Fan)

Radio announcers:

  • Paul Keels (play-by-play)
  • Ron Stokes (analysis)

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Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Evansville Aces: Stream, injury report, broadcast info

No. 6 Iowa hosts the Evansville Aces tonight at 6:30 p.m. Here’s broadcast details and a look at the injury report for the Hawkeyes.

Fresh off their season-opening 87-34 victory over the Southern Jaguars, the Hawkeyes return to play by hosting the Evansville Aces.

“Alright, well, game two. I mean, here we go. Excited to get back on the floor again. We had a one-day prep for this game, because we had to take the mandatory NCAA day off yesterday, but that’s okay. This time of year, you just want to play. Your kids want to be on the floor.

“We know the competition’s going to get better against Evansville and we’re looking forward to that. And then, obviously this weekend we have the first road trip of the year going to Drake. We’ve heard that they’ve got almost a sellout there and that we know it’s just a really difficult place to play. It’s just a great environment for college basketball. Two good challenges coming up,” Iowa head women’s basketball coach Lisa Bluder said of the Hawkeyes’ next two contests.

In Iowa’s opener, Caitlin Clark scored 20 points on 6-of-10 field goal shooting, including 3-of-6 from 3-point range. Hawkeye forwards Monika Czinano and Hannah Stuelke each scored 10 points as well to round out Iowa’s double-figure scorers.

As a team, Iowa finished with 51.7% field goal shooting and knocked down 11-of-36 3-pointers for 30.6% accuracy from downtown. One area the Hawkeyes would like to improve is their assist-to-turnover ratio. Iowa assisted 18 times, but turned it over 19 times against the Jaguars.

On the defensive end of the floor, the Hawkeyes are looking for similar results moving forward. Iowa limited Southern to just 21.1% shooting and forced 18 turnovers.

Evansville (1-0) presents a stiffer challenge tonight. Here’s how Hawkeye fans can watch and listen.