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Game Thread Ohio State 58, Northwestern 7 (final)

http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/pd...243649&SPID=10408&DB_OEM_ID=17300&SPSID=87743

The official OSU Athletic Release (full version PDF) on this game states:

THE BROADCASTS
Television - ESPN will televise the game to a national audience. Ron Franklin will call the play-by-play and be joined in the booth by Ed Cunningham. Jack Arute is the sideline reporter.

Radio - WBNS (AM 1460 The Fan) is the flagship station for the 73-station Ohio State radio network. The Jim Tressel pregame show airs 30 minutes prior to kickoff. Paul Keels will call the play-by-play and will be assisted by former Buckeye Jim Lachey in the booth and Marty Bannister on the sidelines.
In addition, Sirius Satellite Radio will have the game on channel 126.



http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/nw/sports/m-footbl/auto_pdf/nuosunotes2007.pdf

The official NU Athletic Release (full version PDF) on this game states:

The Broadcasts
Radio?WGN (720 AM) is carrying the game live. The radio broadcast, along with the pregame show, can be heard via the internet at wgnradio.com. The broadcast begins at 2 p.m. Dave Eanet (play-by-play) and Ted Albrecht (analyst) call the action. WNUR (89.3), NU?s student radio station, also will carry the game live. The contest is also available on the XM Satellite Radio network. (Channels 196-199).

Television?ESPN/ABC is televising the game to a national audience. Ron
Franklin (play-by-play), Ed Cunningham (analyst) and Jack Arute (sideline) call the action. The game will be televised on ABC (WLS-TV) in the Chicago market.



ESPN - NCAA College Football Schedule, College Football Schedule, NCAA Football Schedule

Current ESPN TV schedules list the game on ESPN & ESPN360 and on radio XM196.

They also list the PSU vs Michigan game on ABC and XM197



Scout.com: UPDATED TV Listings ... Sept 20 w/DirecTV
CFN lists the same.



National television schedule - College football - MSNBC.com
MSNBC confirms.



Unless the networks pulled a last minute switch on both schools (unlikely), the game will be on ESPN unless you are in the Chicago market. Then you will find it on ABC.



This link however, shows what Taos is worried about:
College Football TV Schedule: NCAA football tv schedule. 2006 college football tv schedule, bowl games tv schedule.

Northwestern at Ohio State - 2:30 - ESPN (HD) (ABC in Ohio)
Penn State at Michigan - 2:30 - ABC (HD) (ESPN in Ohio)



As does this one:
http://mattsarz44017.tripod.com/2007/week4.html



As does Direct TV:
TV & Pay Per View



As does Bucknuts:
Bucknuts.com - Game Data: Northwestern at Ohio State
TV: ESPN/ABC (Game will be shown by ESPN nationally, except in Ohio and Chicago where it will air on ABC. These stations include: Cincinnati, WCPO-TV, Ch. 9; Cleveland, WEWS-TV, Ch. 5; Columbus, WSYX-TV, Ch. 6; Dayton, WKEF-TV, Ch. 22; Toledo, WTVG-TV, Ch. 13; Youngstown, WYTV-TV, Ch. 33; Chicago, WLS-TV, Ch. 7. Announcers: Ron Franklin, Ed Cunningham, Jack Arute).



As does local ABC Station WSYX-TV:
TitanTV guide--The most accurate source for what's on TV

3:30 - College Football - Northwestern at Ohio State

Guess I was wrong ... Looks like local ABC TV and NOT ESPN.
 
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Best Buckeye;936787; said:
Up here in Toledo town the blade (read rag) says that ESPN will carry........
The Buckeyes. :tongue2:

I'll be watching from my TV viewing area in my basement in South Toledo very close to Maumee after I buy some paint and make an attempt to paint the trim on my house. Hew, that was a run on sentence wasn't it? Bummed that Dane won't be playing though.
 
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Dispatch

College football
Unlikely rivals
In terms of size and financial support, Ohio State and Northwestern operate in vastly different environments
Saturday, September 22, 2007 6:40 AM
By Ken Gordon


THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Northwestern is in Ohio State's league, and yet it isn't.
Both compete in the Big Ten, but that's about the only similarity between the schools whose football teams will meet today in Ohio Stadium.
Ohio State is a behemoth, a public university with nearly 50,000 students and an athletic department to match. The Buckeyes support 36 teams, enjoy a 102,329-seat football stadium, are financially self-sufficient and appear at times to be printing their own money.
Northwestern is the Big Ten's oddball. It is the conference's only private school, with an enrollment of 7,800 (the next smallest school is Iowa at about 30,000).

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Dispatch

Northwestern goes Hollywood
Star alums have their roles to play

Saturday, September 22, 2007 6:38 AM
By Ken Gordon


THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
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Marg Helgenberger

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Stephen Colbert

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Charlton Heston

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus


When Northwestern takes the field in Ohio Stadium today, the Wildcats will be heavy underdogs.

So what else is new? The Buckeyes lead the all-time series 57-14-1.
Not surprisingly, an alumni game between the two schools would be lopsided, as well.
Ohio State could run Archie Griffin and Eddie George up the middle behind Orlando Pace, Jim Lachey and John Hicks, or have Art Schlichter throw to Cris Carter, Terry Glenn and Joey Galloway.
Northwestern could counter with accomplished signal-caller Otto Graham, but after that, it falls off quickly. Steve Tasker? D'Wayne Bates? Mike Adamle?

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'Shoe, fans set for the big 5-0-0



COLUMBUS (AP) -- The old gray stadium on the banks of the Olentangy River has seen its share of legends and ghosts, memorable moments and unforgettable games. Today, Ohio Stadium -- home of the Snow Bowl, where Woody and Archie and the rest weaved their magic -- hosts its 500th game when Northwestern (2-1) ventures in to play No. 8 Ohio State (3-0).

"It shows you how small you really are in such a big program and in such a historical, traditional stadium," said Ohio State assistant coach John Peterson, who also was an offensive lineman for four years in the stadium. "You're getting a chance to play a game in it. That's a pretty neat thing."

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ToledoBlade

Ohio Stadium just right: Northwestern visits for 500th game in The Shoe

By MATT MARKEY
BLADE SPORTS WRITER

COLUMBUS - When the Ohio State Buckeyes face Northwestern here this afternoon, it will be the 500th game played in Ohio Stadium, the venerable old "Horseshoe" where about 25,000 fans watched the Buckeyes beat Ohio Wesleyan 5-0 back in 1922, in the massive structure's baptismal contest.

Those 85 years ago, many first thought the place was too big. But when Ohio State drew a crowd of more than 72,000 for the Michigan game that season, those concerns were permanently shelved.

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Dispatch

OSU notebook: Buckeyes raise a red flag over yellow flags

Saturday, September 22, 2007 6:34 AM
By Tim May


The Columbus Dispatch

Ohio State and Northwestern head into a Big Ten season opener today hoping not to hit double digits for the second straight week. That's in penalties, mind you, not points.
OSU was penalized a season-high 10 times in a 33-14 win a week ago at Washington. Northwestern was penalized 13 times in a 20-14 loss to Duke.
Although the Buckeyes are 3-0, fullback Dionte Johnson said the penalty sheet shows they have room to improve. For example, after a false start on a fourth-and-1 at Washington's 1-yard line, the Huskies blocked a field goal attempt and quickly drove for a touchdown and a 7-3 halftime lead.

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Somehow I can't bring myself to believe that there will be a let down today of any kind. This team should know that they have a long way to go And Jt and the boys should have pounded that into them all week. Offensive production, Defensive break downs, penalties, the blocked field goal, the boobless cheerleaders all have to be improved upon and we all know it right along with the team.
I am looking forward to continued improvement in every phase of this game.
NW should turn out to be a good game for us to gain game experience and become more consistant in our play.
:oh:

GO BUCKEYES
 
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Woody ball has returned to the 'Shoe
Jason Lloyd Journal Register News Service
09/22/2007


COLUMBUS - In the first three games, tight ends Rory Nicol and Jake Ballard found themselves in unfamiliar positions.
On the field.
The same goes for fullbacks Dionte Johnson and Trever Robinson, who have played more in the first three games this year than they did all of the last two seasons combined.
"I love it," Johnson said. "I've been waiting for this moment for a long time now."
As the Buckeyes prepare to host Northwestern today in Ohio Stadium, Ohio State purists will be relieved to know that Woody ball has returned to Columbus, complete with the bruises and dust clouds that accompany moving the football 3 yards at a time.

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