Nebraska vs. Ohio State Live stream
Nebraska vs. Ohio State: How to watch online from Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH, live stream info, game time, FOX TV channel broadcast and telecast coverage.
Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Ohio State Buckeyes Game Info:
Date: Saturday, October 24th, 2020
Time:12:00 PM
Location: Ohio Stadium, Columbus, OH
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TV: FOX | Live stream: CBS Sports App (Free)
OTT: CBS Sports App (Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast)
Game prediction, picks
Ohio State receiver Chris Olave took a wrong turn in the end zone last December and has been itching to get back on the football field ever since. He’s not the only one. Olave’s miscommunication with quarterback Justin Fields led to an interception and sank a comeback bid by the Buckeyes late in the playoff semifinal game against Clemson. Ohio Stadium, which usually packs in more than 100,000 fans for Buckeyes games, will have only about 1,600 in the whole place because of coronavirus restrictions. Family and friends of the players and coaches will be spread out through the lower deck and additional crowd noise will be piped in. No band, no cheerleaders, no Brutus Buckeye.
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