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The Buckeyes have the week off, but college football doesn't.
After an impressive win over Rutgers last week, Ohio State has a bye week. While the team may be resting, it's a safe bet that there isn't much relaxing going on as the Buckeyes prepare to enter the final stretch of the regular season and -- hopefully -- move on to post-season play. Just because you can't watch the Scarlet and Gray doesn't mean there isn't still plenty of football that needs watching. Ask yourself: If you don't watch it, who will? Let's take a look at what we've got going on today, as well as sneak a peak at the rest of Ohio State's season.
So who's left for Ohio State?
The four weeks of November will give us the Buckeyes' two biggest games this season. We've got games versus Minnesota, at Illinois, versus Michigan State, and at Michigan. That's right, folks; we have to face both teams from the Great Lake State back-to-back, and our first game againstKhaki Khan Jim Harbaugh is in Ann Arbor. While the first two games may not be huge (both teams are currently 4-3 overall, 1-2 in the B1G, and are working with interim head coaches after Beckman was fired a week before the season started and Kill stepped down for medical reasons this week), those last two are sure to pack a punch.
Assuming Ohio State survives that gauntlet, it'll be on to the Big Ten Championship Game in Indianapolis, most likely against the currently undefeated Iowa Hawkeyes. From there, we'll have to wait and see.
Back to today. Where can I find GameDay?
The good folks at ESPN will be spending Halloween in Philadelphia, where the undefeated No. 21 Temple Owls will host No. 9 Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish picked up their only loss a few weeks ago against Clemson, the same Clemson that is now No. 3 undefeated, and that handed the Miami Hurricanes their worst loss in program history last week (58-0). If you're wondering why Temple doesn't sound familiar, it's because this is their first ever 7-0 start and the first time they've been ranked in the AP and Coaches Polls since '79. This game will be on at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and WatchESPN. I'm gonna go ahead and call this one for Temple, though, because it's Halloween, and owls are spookier than leprechauns. Keep an eye on Corso's costume game, though. GameDay on Halloween is a rare treat. Hopefully he doesn't disappoint.
When can I see the rest of the Big Ten today?
Currently there are four ranked B1G teams, but only two will be playing today. (No. 6 Michigan State also has a bye.)
At noon, you can watch Illinois at Penn State, Nebraska at Purdue, and Rutgers at Wisconsin.
At 3:30 p.m., we've got Maryland at No. 10 Iowa.
The day wraps up at 7 p.m. with No. 15 Michigan at Minnesota.
There's a whole day of football to watch, though, so check out the chart below:
Sat, Oct 31, 2015
12:00 PM ET
FSNFoxSportsGo 
Western Kentucky at Old Dominion
12:00 PM ET
ESPNNWatchESPN UCF at 
Cincinnati
12:00 PM ET
CBSS South Florida at Navy
12:00 PM ET
ESPN2WatchESPN 
Illinois at 
Penn State
12:00 PM ET
ESPNUWatchESPN 
Nebraska at 
Purdue
12:00 PM ET
BTNBTN2Go 
Rutgers at 
Wisconsin
12:00 PM ET
ESPNWatchESPN 
(19) Mississippi at 
Auburn
12:00 PM ET
SECNWatchESPN 
South Carolina at 
Texas A&M
12:00 PM ET
ABC 
Syracuse at 
(17) Florida State
12:30 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN 
Virginia Tech at 
Boston College
1:00 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN 
Massachusetts at Ball State
2:00 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN Central Michigan at Akron
2:30 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN 
UTEP at Southern Miss
3:00 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN 
Georgia Tech at 
Virginia
3:00 PM ET
FOXFoxSportsGo 
USC at 
Cal
3:00 PM ET
PAC12Pac-12 Live 
Colorado at 
(24) UCLA
3:30 PM ET
ABC/ESPN2WatchESPN 
(3) Clemson at 
NC State
3:30 PM ET
CBSSEC Live 
(11) Florida at 
Georgia
3:30 PM ET
FSNFoxSportsGo Marshall at Charlotte
3:30 PM ET
FS1FoxSportsGo 
(14) Oklahoma at 
Kansas
3:30 PM ET
ESPNWatchESPN 
(12) Oklahoma State at 
Texas Tech
3:30 PM ET
ABC/ESPN2WatchESPN 
Maryland at 
(10) Iowa
3:30 PM ET
ESPNUWatchESPN 
Boise State at 
UNLV
3:30 PM ET
CBSS San Diego State at Colorado State
3:30 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN Troy at Appalachian State
4:00 PM ET
ESPNNWatchESPN Tulsa at SMU
4:00 PM ET
SECNWatchESPN 
Tennessee-Martin at 
Arkansas
5:00 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN Louisiana-Monroe at Louisiana-Lafayette
7:00 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN Georgia State at Arkansas State
7:00 PM ET
CBSS Tulane at (16) Memphis
7:00 PM ET
PAC12Pac-12 Live 
Oregon State at 
(13) Utah
7:00 PM ET
ESPN2WatchESPN 
Vanderbilt at (18) Houston
7:00 PM ET
ESPNUWatchESPN 
Miami (FL) at 
(22) Duke
7:00 PM ET
ESPNWatchESPN 
(15) Michigan at 
Minnesota
7:00 PM ET
FS1FoxSportsGo 
Texas at 
Iowa State
7:00 PM ET
ASNTexas-San Antonio at North Texas
7:30 PM ET
SECNWatchESPN 
Tennessee at 
Kentucky
8:00 PM ET
ABC 
(9) Notre Dame at (21) Temple
8:00 PM ET
ESPN3WatchESPN Idaho at New Mexico State
10:30 PM ET
CBSS Air Force at Hawaii
10:30 PM ET
ESPNWatchESPN 
(8) Stanford at 
Washington State
11:00 PM ET
FS1FoxSportsGo 
Arizona at 
Washington
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Patrick Martyn via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
The Buckeyes have the week off, but college football doesn't.
After an impressive win over Rutgers last week, Ohio State has a bye week. While the team may be resting, it's a safe bet that there isn't much relaxing going on as the Buckeyes prepare to enter the final stretch of the regular season and -- hopefully -- move on to post-season play. Just because you can't watch the Scarlet and Gray doesn't mean there isn't still plenty of football that needs watching. Ask yourself: If you don't watch it, who will? Let's take a look at what we've got going on today, as well as sneak a peak at the rest of Ohio State's season.
So who's left for Ohio State?
The four weeks of November will give us the Buckeyes' two biggest games this season. We've got games versus Minnesota, at Illinois, versus Michigan State, and at Michigan. That's right, folks; we have to face both teams from the Great Lake State back-to-back, and our first game against
Assuming Ohio State survives that gauntlet, it'll be on to the Big Ten Championship Game in Indianapolis, most likely against the currently undefeated Iowa Hawkeyes. From there, we'll have to wait and see.
Back to today. Where can I find GameDay?
The good folks at ESPN will be spending Halloween in Philadelphia, where the undefeated No. 21 Temple Owls will host No. 9 Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish picked up their only loss a few weeks ago against Clemson, the same Clemson that is now No. 3 undefeated, and that handed the Miami Hurricanes their worst loss in program history last week (58-0). If you're wondering why Temple doesn't sound familiar, it's because this is their first ever 7-0 start and the first time they've been ranked in the AP and Coaches Polls since '79. This game will be on at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and WatchESPN. I'm gonna go ahead and call this one for Temple, though, because it's Halloween, and owls are spookier than leprechauns. Keep an eye on Corso's costume game, though. GameDay on Halloween is a rare treat. Hopefully he doesn't disappoint.
When can I see the rest of the Big Ten today?
Currently there are four ranked B1G teams, but only two will be playing today. (No. 6 Michigan State also has a bye.)
At noon, you can watch Illinois at Penn State, Nebraska at Purdue, and Rutgers at Wisconsin.
At 3:30 p.m., we've got Maryland at No. 10 Iowa.
The day wraps up at 7 p.m. with No. 15 Michigan at Minnesota.
There's a whole day of football to watch, though, so check out the chart below:
Sat, Oct 31, 2015
12:00 PM ET
Western Kentucky at Old Dominion12:00 PM ET
UCF at Cincinnati12:00 PM ET
South Florida at Navy12:00 PM ET
Illinois at Penn State12:00 PM ET
Nebraska at Purdue12:00 PM ET
Rutgers at Wisconsin12:00 PM ET
(19) Mississippi at Auburn12:00 PM ET
South Carolina at Texas A&M12:00 PM ET
Syracuse at (17) Florida State12:30 PM ET
Virginia Tech at Boston College1:00 PM ET
Massachusetts at Ball State2:00 PM ET
Central Michigan at Akron2:30 PM ET
UTEP at Southern Miss3:00 PM ET
Georgia Tech at Virginia3:00 PM ET
USC at Cal3:00 PM ET
Colorado at (24) UCLA3:30 PM ET
(3) Clemson at NC State3:30 PM ET
(11) Florida at Georgia3:30 PM ET
Marshall at Charlotte3:30 PM ET
(14) Oklahoma at Kansas3:30 PM ET
(12) Oklahoma State at Texas Tech3:30 PM ET
Maryland at (10) Iowa3:30 PM ET
Boise State at UNLV3:30 PM ET
San Diego State at Colorado State3:30 PM ET
Troy at Appalachian State4:00 PM ET
Tulsa at SMU4:00 PM ET
Tennessee-Martin at Arkansas5:00 PM ET
Louisiana-Monroe at Louisiana-Lafayette7:00 PM ET
Georgia State at Arkansas State7:00 PM ET
Tulane at (16) Memphis7:00 PM ET
Oregon State at (13) Utah7:00 PM ET
Vanderbilt at (18) Houston7:00 PM ET
Miami (FL) at (22) Duke7:00 PM ET
(15) Michigan at Minnesota7:00 PM ET
Texas at Iowa State7:00 PM ET
ASN
Texas-San Antonio at North Texas7:30 PM ET
Tennessee at Kentucky8:00 PM ET
(9) Notre Dame at (21) Temple8:00 PM ET
Idaho at New Mexico State10:30 PM ET
Air Force at Hawaii10:30 PM ET
(8) Stanford at Washington State11:00 PM ET
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