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How to watch Wisconsin basketball at Ohio State

How to watch Wisconsin basketball at Ohio State

Wisconsin basketball returns to the hardwood tomorrow night as it visits 12-3 Ohio State.

The Badgers enter the matchup as hot as possible. The team is on a four-game win streak, two of which against conference opponents, and has won 10 of its last 11. Minus a tough matchup on the road against then-No. 1 Arizona, this team has been largely perfect since a loss to Providence on November 14.

Ohio State presents a real test. The Buckeyes are KenPom’s No. 36 team in the nation, led by the top trio of Bruce Thornton (16.9 points per game), Jamison Battle (15 points) and Roddy Gayle Jr. (14.5 points). Wisconsin will need to continue its stellar play to escape with a road win in Columbus.

Here is how to watch Wisconsin at Ohio State

  • Date: Thursday, January 10, 2024.
  • Time: 8:30 p.m. ET, 7:30 p.m. CT
  • TV Channel: Big Ten Network

Kickoff time and TV channel revealed for Wisconsin vs Minnesota

Kickoff time and TV channel revealed for Wisconsin vs Minnesota

The Wisconsin Badgers will travel to Minneapolis, Minnesota to close their 2023 regular season.

As of now, a postseason birth is not a guarantee. Luke Fickell’s team needs one win in its final two games to extend the program’s bowl streak to 23 years.

In the Badgers’ way is a 5-5 Nebraska team at home, then a 5-5 Minnesota team on the road. Not the toughest competition, but if we’ve learned from the last few weeks, this Wisconsin team has the ability to lose to anybody.

Wisconsin released all the needed information for the annual battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe earlier today. The game will kick off at 2:30 central and will be broadcast on FS1.

49ers-Jaguars getting a ton of TV coverage in early window

The 49ers-Jaguars game isn’t a national TV game, but it’s not far from it.

The 49ers are finally back in action Sunday after their bye week. They’ll open the second half of their season across the country in Jacksonville for a 10:00am Pacific Time kickoff.

With the early window, a matchup of two playoff teams, and coast-to-coast appeal, 49ers fans across the US shouldn’t have trouble getting the game on TV.

A map via 506 Sports shows how wide the Fox coverage is of 49ers-Jaguars, with that game being represented by the red color:

(via 506 Sports)

Saints at Vikings is in blue and will get plenty of run as well in the South and Midwest on Fox. The Browns-Ravens matchup on Fox will only show in the green areas.

Joe Davis and Daryl Johnston will be on the call for the 49ers-Jaguars game in what might be the best game on the entire Week 10 slate.

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Kickoff time and TV channel revealed for Wisconsin vs Nebraska

Kickoff time and TV channel revealed for Wisconsin vs Nebraska

Wisconsin looks to end its two-game losing streak this Saturday at home against the 4-5 Northwestern Wildcats.

The Badgers’ season has taken a turn since a win over Rutgers more than a month ago. The team fell at home to rival Iowa, barely scraped by Illinois on the road, lost to then-No. 3 Ohio State and just capped off a terrible stretch with a road loss to a bad Indiana team. After Luke Fickell and Chris McIntosh promised championships in the offseason, this is not the start anybody had in mind.

While the Big Ten West is likely out of reach, or at least should be. Wisconsin does have three games yet to play. Again, the first of which is this Saturday against Northwestern.

Then Wisconsin gets Nebraska. It’ll be an interesting matchup given each hired high-profile head coaches this offseason and the result could signal one’s trajectory being better than the other’s.

Wisconsin football announced today that the November 18 Nebraska contest will kickoff at 6:30 p.m. central on NBC.

Kickoff time announced for Wisconsin vs Northwestern

Kickoff time announced for Wisconsin vs Northwestern:

Wisconsin sits tied atop a bunched-up Big Ten West with just four weeks remaining in the regular season.

The final stretch begins this Saturday with a trip to Bloomington, Indiana for a matchup against the 2-6 Indiana Hoosiers. A win on Saturday is crucial for the Badgers’ chances in the West, as the team can’t afford to drop another game with three West contests set to conclude the season.

Related: The Big Ten West is a beautiful mess in its final season

The first of those final three division contests is everyone’s favorite matchup of the year: an afternoon contest against Northwestern.

That kickoff time was confirmed today: a 2:30 p.m. central kick on Fox Sports 1.

The Wildcats are a surprising 4-4 on the season and 2-3 in Big Ten play. All the numbers say the Badgers should have no trouble, but we know how these games usually go.

Wisconsin football: Kickoff time released for Badgers at Illinois Fighting Illini

Kickoff time released for Wisconsin Badgers at Illinois Fighting Illini:

Wisconsin faces a crucial test this Saturday as the 5-1 Iowa Hawkeyes travel to Madison for a contest that will likely decide the Big Ten West. The game will kick off at 3 p.m. central on FOX.

The Badgers won’t have much time for celebration if they do come out on top. Up next week is a revenge trip to Illinois, quickly followed by a season-defining contest at home against Ohio State.

Related: Big Ten Power Rankings after Week 6: Wisconsin continues to rise

Wisconsin recently announced the kickoff time for its game in Champaign, Illinois on October 21. The contest will start at 2:30 p.m. central with the television channel to-be-announced.

Wisconsin currently sits atop the Big Ten West with a 2-0 record in conference. Iowa follows at 2-1, and then the rest of the division is tied at 1-2 before Illinois’ bottom spot at 0-3.

Kickoff time and TV channel revealed for Wisconsin vs Iowa

Kick time and TV channel for October 14 vs Iowa:

The Wisconsin Badgers will host former Badger Deacon Hill and the Iowa Hawkeyes on October 14. The matchup is critical for both teams as each looks to return to the Big Ten Championship game in the Big Ten West’s final year.

For those attending the game, or interested in how to watch on television, that game will kick off at Camp Randall Stadium at 3 p.m. central and will be broadcast on FOX.

Related: Big Ten Power Rankings after Week 5: Wisconsin remains in the top five

Rejoice, Wisconsin fans will not have to deal with Peacock for two straight weeks.

The contest falls in the middle of a tough four-game stretch for the Badgers: vs. Rutgers, vs. Iowa, at Illinois and vs. Ohio State. This month of October will likely define Wisconsin’s first season under new head coach Luke Fickell.

Wisconsin vs Purdue: How to watch & streaming info

How to watch Wisconsin vs Purdue:

Wisconsin travels to West Lafayette, Indiana Friday night for its Big Ten opener against the 1-2 Purdue Boilermakers.

Wisconsin is looking to extend its 16-game win streak against its Big Ten West rival, a win streak which dates back to the 2004 season. Meanwhile, new head coach Ryan Walters is working on establishing Purdue’s place in the new era of Big Ten football.

Related: Big Ten Power Rankings after Week 3: Wisconsin rises after ugly win

Traveling on the road for a Friday night game is not an ideal way to start the Big Ten schedule for the Badgers. But in their favor is Purdue’s current form, notably two recent home losses to Fresno State and Syracuse.

Here’s how to watch Wisconsin’s attempt at improving to 3-1 on the young season:

  • Date: Friday, September 22, 2023
  • Time: 7 p.m. ET, 6 a.m. CT
  • TV Channel: FoxSports1
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)

Players to watch:

Purdue: QB Hudson Card, RB Devin Mockobee, WR Deion Burks, S Dillon Thieneman, LB Nic Scourton, CB Cam Allen

Wisconsin: QB Tanner Mordecai, RB Braelon Allen, RB Chez Mellusi, WR Chimere Dike, ILB Maema Njongmeta and S Hunter Wohler.

Wisconsin vs Georgia Southern: How to watch & streaming info

How to watch tomorrow’s game:

Wisconsin returns home tomorrow for an out-of-conference matchup with the Georgia Southern Eagles.

The Badgers’ 1-1 record largely reflects the play on the field thus far through two weeks. There have been flashes of the team we expect to see under head coach Luke Fickell and offensive coordinator Phil Longo, yet inconsistency and minor growing pains have been a large hindrance.

Related: Ranking the toughest remaining games on Wisconsin’s 2023 schedule

Good news for Fickell and his team: the 2-0 Eagles enter Madison ranked No. 83 in ESPN’s SP+. They enter with a respectable offensive attack yet one of the worst-rated defenses in the nation.

If there was ever a good opportunity for Wisconsin to find its gear, it’s this game.

Before we begin the football that matters next week at Purdue, here is how to watch tomorrow’s game between the Badgers and Georgia Southern Eagles:

  • Date: Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023
  • Time: 12 p.m. ET, 11 a.m. CT
  • TV Channel: Big Ten Network
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)

 

Players to watch:

Georgia Southern: QB Davis Brin, RB Jalen White, WR Anthony Queeley, WR Derwin Burgess Jr.

Wisconsin: QB Tanner Mordecai, RB Braelon Allen, RB Chez Mellusi, WR Chimere Dike, ILB Maema Njongmeta and S Hunter Wohler.

How to watch Day 2 of 2023 NFL Draft: TV channel, time, stream

Here’s how to tune in for the second day of the draft, as well as the updated order after Thursday.

The first 31 picks of the 2023 NFL draft are in the books, but another 71 are set to be made Friday.

For now, the Jacksonville Jaguars own two Day 2 selections with one each in the second and third rounds. However, after adding fourth-, fifth-, and seventh-round selections via Thursday trades, Jaguars general manager Trent Baalke said he’d “absolutely” consider packaging picks to move up.

Here’s how to tune in for the second day of the draft and here’s the updated pecking order after the first round:

2023 NFL DRAFT, ROUNDS TWo, Three

  • Date: Friday, April 28, 2023
  • Time: 7 p.m ET
  • Location: Union Station, Kansas City, Mo.
  • TV Channel: ESPN, NFL Network
  • Live Stream: NFL Channel (Roku, Xumo, Pluto TV, Vizio WatchFree, Tubi, Peacock, LG), NFL app (mobile), NFL.com, ESPN+

SECOND ROUND ORDER

32. Pittsburgh Steelers (via Bears)

33. Arizona Cardinals (via Texans)

34. Detroit Lions (via Cardinals)

35. Indianapolis Colts

36. Los Angeles Rams

37. Seattle Seahawks (via Broncos)

38. Las Vegas Raiders

39. Carolina Panthers

40. New Orleans Saints

41. Tennessee Titans

42. Green Bay Packers (via Browns)

43. New York Jets

44. Atlanta Falcons

45. Green Bay Packers

46. New England Patriots

47. Washington Commanders

48. Detroit Lions

49. Pittsburgh Steelers

50. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

51. Miami Dolphins

52. Seattle Seahawks

53. Chicago Bears (via Ravens)

54. Los Angeles Chargers

55. Detroit Lions (via Vikings)

56. Jacksonville Jaguars

57. New York Giants

58. Dallas Cowboys

59. Buffalo Bills

60. Cincinnati Bengals

61. Chicago Bears (via 49ers)

62. Philadelphia Eagles

63. Kansas City Chiefs

THIRD ROUND ORDER

64. Chicago Bears

65. Houston Texans

66. Philadelphia Eagles (via Cardinals)

67. Denver Broncos (via Colts)

68. Denver Broncos

69. Los Angeles Rams

70. Las Vegas Raiders

71. New Orleans Saints

72. Tennessee Titans

73. Houston Texans (via Browns)

74. Cleveland Browns (via Jets)

75. Atlanta Falcons

76. New England Patriots (via Panthers)

77. Los Angeles Rams (via Patriots)

78. Green Bay Packers

79. Indianapolis Colts (via Commanders)

80. Pittsburgh Steelers

81. Arizona Cardinals (via Lions)

82. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

83. Seattle Seahawks

84. Miami Dolphins

85. Los Angeles Chargers

86. Baltimore Ravens

87. Minnesota Vikings

88. Jacksonville Jaguars

89. New York Giants

90. Dallas Cowboys

91. Buffalo Bills

92. Cincinnati Bengals

93. Carolina Panthers (via 49ers)

94. Arizona Cardinals (via Eagles)

95. Kansas City Chiefs

96. Arizona Cardinals

97. Washington Commanders

98. Cleveland Browns

99. San Francisco 49ers

100. Las Vegas Raiders (via Chiefs)

101. San Francisco 49ers

102. San Francisco 49ers