How to watch Ohio State vs. Washington today: Game time, TV, and streaming options

The Buckeyes are heading west once again. Ohio State will travel to Seattle for a marquee Big Ten matchup against the Washington Huskies on Saturday, Sept. 27, and now the game has an official kickoff time and broadcast assignment. The showdown is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET / 12:30 p.m. PT and will air nationally […]

Ian Valentino — National College Football Writer
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The Buckeyes are heading west once again.

Ohio State will travel to Seattle for a marquee Big Ten matchup against the Washington Huskies on Saturday, Sept. 27, and now the game has an official kickoff time and broadcast assignment. The showdown is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET / 12:30 p.m. PT and will air nationally on CBS, placing it in a prime viewing window for college football fans across the country.

This marks Ohio State’s second trip to the West Coast since the Big Ten’s expansion. The Buckeyes previously visited Oregon last October in a thrilling contest that ended in a narrow 32-31 loss. Now, they’ll face another formidable opponent in Washington — a team that hasn’t lost at home in 20 straight games.

Despite the challenge, Ohio State enters the matchup as the No. 1 team in the nation, riding high after a dominant nonconference stretch to open the season. The Buckeyes are currently enjoying a bye week, giving them extra time to prepare for the long journey and hostile environment at Husky Stadium.

Where to watch, stream, and listen to Ohio State vs. Washington

Date: Saturday, Sept. 27
Time: 3:30 p.m, ET
Location: Husky Stadium, Seattle, Washington
TV: CBS
Stream: Paramount Plus
Radio: Locally in Columbus on 97.1 FM, in Cleveland on 1100 AM or 100.7 FM
On the call: Paul Keels (play-by-play), Jim Lachey (analysis), Tyler Danburg (sideline)

Ohio State vs. Washington: A Brief Rivalry History

  • Biggest Win: Ohio State’s largest margin of victory came in 1993, when they defeated Washington 21-12 in Columbus.
  • All-Time Record: Ohio State leads the series 9-3.
  • Recent Dominance: The Buckeyes have won the last four meetings, including a 28-23 victory in the 2019 Rose Bowl, which marked Urban Meyer’s final game as head coach.
  • Road Record: Ohio State has played six games in Washington, holding a 4-2 record in those contests.
  • First Meeting: The two teams first met in 1957, with Ohio State winning 35-7.

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