Ohio State basketball vs. Penn State: How to watch and listen to the game Sunday

Ohio State takes on Penn State in State College to kick off the Big Ten season. Here’s how to find the game.

The Ohio State men’s basketball team shocked the world on Tuesday night upending newly No. 1 ranked Duke as part of the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. The Buckeyes showed some resiliency after trailing by 13 at the half but kept chipping away to take the lead in the final minutes of the game to rain on the Coach K retirement parade.

Chris Holtmann’s club will now open up Big Ten play as the Bucks travel to Penn State to take on the Nittany Lions. It will be a homecoming of sorts for Jamari Wheeler who transferred from PSU to Ohio State.

The Buckeyes will look to build off the exciting win over the No. 1 Blue Devils and get the Big Ten season started with a conference win. Big Ten road games are never easy… even in Happy Valley.

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Ohio State basketball vs. Penn State: How to watch and listen to the game Thursday

Everything you need to know to see and hear Ohio State take on Penn State on Thursday, whether you want to watch on tv, listen, or stream.

Ohio State and Penn State will face off on the hardwood Thursday evening for a second time this season. If the sequel lives up to the first edition, we’re in for a dandy.

When the Buckeyes faced the Nittany Lions back in late January, they were a team still finding themselves while battling through injuries. OSU would lead by as many as 12 points in the first half before allowing Penn State to take an eight-point lead late into the second period.

Ohio State stormed back and made some key free throws down the line to ice the game and give the Buckeyes an 83-79 victory in Value City Arena.

Now the Bucks are ranked No. 4 in the nation and seem to be playing with a real sense of purpose. Penn State can be a pesky team and Chris Holtman’s club can’t get caught looking ahead to a huge showdown with No. 3 Michigan on Sunday.

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Ohio State basketball vs. Penn State: How and where to watch and listen to the game Wednesday

All the information you need to see Ohio State battle Penn State on the hardwood whether you want to watch, stream, or listen.

In the current reality in which we live, things can change at any moment. Michigan was supposed to take on Penn State tonight, but the Wolverines have put a two-week pause on all athletic activities due to COVID-19 concerns.

The Big Ten decided to act quickly and reschedule a game between Ohio State and Penn State that was postponed earlier in the season due to PSU’s own COVID issues.

Now, after coming off a nice road win in Madison over Wisconsin, the Buckeyes will host the Nittany Lions at Value City Arena tonight for a 7 p.m. tip. And while it may not be all that important, OSU will be wearing the throwback “Script Buckeyes” uniforms for the contest which you the fans voted for on Twitter.

This is an important game for the Buckeyes who are currently tied for fifth place in the Big Ten standings at 6-4 in conference play. While the Nittany Lions are sitting toward the bottom of the standings, they have won back-to-back games and are capable of pulling off an upset.

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Ohio State vs. Penn State 2020 basketball game preview and prediction

Ohio State travels to Penn State to try and get its first conference road win of the year. We’ve got your preview and prediction.

Records

Ohio State 12-5 (2-4), Penn State  12-5 (2-4)

Broadcast, TV, Game Time

Date: Saturday, January 18
Game Time: 12:00 PM
Venue: Bryce Jordan Center, State College, PA
Network: ESPNU


For some reason, these games against Penn State have been wildly entertaining over the last couple of years, aside from the one earlier this year in the Schott. In that one, Ohio State administered a public flogging of the Nittany Lions, winning by 32 points in what was likely the peak of dominance for the Buckeyes.

Since then though, both teams seem to be on parallel paths. Both have had a little good, but more bad so far in the Big Ten season. Both teams are sitting at a surprising 2-4 in the league and looking to move closer to .500 and a shot at beginning a run back to the upper half of the league.

Ohio State has both suspended guards Luther Muhammad and Duane Washington back, and it’ll need both to be active and effective to find a way to win a Big Ten game on the road for the first time this year.

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