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How to watch Ohio State Buckeyes football without cable

The Ohio State Buckeyes are one of college football's marquee programs, playing in the Big Ten under head coach Ryan Day and filling Ohio Stadium — "The Horseshoe" — in Columbus for every home game. Buckeyes football is spread across ABC, the ESPN family, FOX, CBS, NBC, and Big Ten Network, so the key to following Ohio State games is a streaming service that carries all of them. This guide breaks down exactly how to stream Ohio State Buckeyes football, no cable box required.

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Why Fubo is the best choice for Ohio State Buckeyes fans

Fubo carries ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, FOX, CBS, NBC, and Big Ten Network — the networks that air Ohio State football throughout the season. With Fubo you get:

  • ABC – marquee national windows, including many top Buckeyes games
  • FOX, CBS & NBC – Big Ten broadcast windows, including NBC's Big Ten Saturday Night package
  • Big Ten Network – Big Ten-only games, including many Ohio State matchups
  • ESPN & ESPN2 – additional national and playoff coverage
  • ESPNU – additional Big Ten game coverage
  • Unlimited Cloud DVR – record Buckeyes games and watch on your schedule
  • Multiview – watch Ohio State alongside another Big Ten game on the same screen
  • Apps on phones, tablets, smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, and consoles

👉 Tip: Fubo also carries ESPNU, so you don't miss a Buckeyes game that isn't on ABC, FOX, CBS, NBC, or Big Ten Network.

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How Fubo covers Ohio State Buckeyes football

NetworkWhat's on itOn Fubo?
ABCNational windows for top Big Ten games✅ (local availability varies)
FOX / FS1Big Ten broadcast windows✅ (FOX local availability varies)
CBSBig Ten broadcast windows✅ (local availability varies)
NBCBig Ten Saturday Night package✅ (local availability varies)
Big Ten NetworkBig Ten-only games, including many Ohio State games✅
ESPN / ESPN2National windows and playoff coverage✅
ESPNUAdditional Big Ten game coverage✅
ESPN UnlimitedExclusive games✅ Access included free! (local availability varies)

Broadcast affiliate availability depends on your streaming location.

Key dates to know

  • Season kickoff: Ohio State's regular season opens in late August or early September each year, with Ohio Stadium hosting most non-conference and several Big Ten home games.
  • Big Ten play: The Big Ten no longer splits into East/West divisions — teams play a conference schedule across the full league, with the top teams meeting in the Big Ten Championship Game in early December.
  • Rivalry weekend: The Ohio State-Michigan game — known simply as "The Game" — traditionally closes out the regular season in late November.
  • Postseason: Ohio State has been a regular participant in the College Football Playoff since it expanded, with games airing across ABC and the ESPN family.

The Buckeyes storyline: a championship-caliber program

Ohio State has won national championships across multiple eras, including under legendary head coach Woody Hayes in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s, and more recently under Jim Tressel, Urban Meyer, and Ryan Day, who led the Buckeyes to a College Football Playoff national championship. Ohio Stadium — nicknamed "The Horseshoe" for its shape and now seating well over 100,000 fans — remains one of the most intimidating environments in the sport. No rivalry defines the Buckeyes' season more than "The Game" against Michigan, a series dating back to the late 1800s that has repeatedly decided Big Ten titles and Rose Bowl and Playoff berths, and is widely regarded as one of the fiercest rivalries in all of sports.

Tips for streaming Ohio State Buckeyes like a pro

  • Start with Fubo for base coverage — ABC, FOX, CBS, NBC, and Big Ten Network cover most of Ohio State's schedule.
  • ESPNU — additional Buckeyes games not on the broadcast networks or BTN, all included with Fubo.
  • Set up Unlimited Cloud DVR — record Buckeyes games and watch on your own schedule.
  • Use Multiview on a busy Big Ten Saturday — follow Ohio State and another Big Ten game side by side.
  • Check your local channels — ABC, FOX, CBS, and NBC affiliate availability on Fubo depends on your streaming location.

The Ohio State Buckeyes this week on Fubo

No. 4 Ohio State survived a tense road test against No. 5 Indiana, escaping Memorial Stadium with a 19-15 victory to move to 6-1 on the season and 4-0 in Big Ten play. The margin was razor-thin — a potential go-ahead touchdown by Nick Marsh was ruled out of bounds, preserving the Buckeyes' lead. The win also ended Indiana's 22-game winning streak, the longest active run in the country.

Next game: at USC Trojans — Sat Oct 31, 7:30 PM ET, live on Fubo.

At 6-1 and sitting fourth in the national rankings, Ohio State heads to Los Angeles to face No. 19 USC at the Coliseum. The Buckeyes have already knocked off two top-five opponents on the road this season, and a program with that kind of résumé arriving in prime-time fashion makes for a compelling watch. Catch the action on Fubo.

The bottom line

Here's the best way to stream Ohio State Buckeyes games:

  1. Start with Fubo for ABC, FOX, CBS, NBC, and Big Ten Network — the networks covering most of Ohio State's schedule.
  2. Add ESPNU to catch the rest of Ohio State's Big Ten games — all included with Fubo.
  3. Use Unlimited Cloud DVR and Multiview to never miss a Buckeyes snap, on any device.

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