Buckeye Broadcast Update – Ohio State Buckeyes
10/1/2010 12:00:00 AM | General
Watch women’s volleyball open the Big Ten home slate vs. That-School-Up-North at 7 p.m. tonight on Buckeye Vision
Friday, Oct. 1
7 p.m. Women’s Volleyball vs. Michigan – watch LIVE on Buckeye Vision as Ohio State opens the home Big Ten slate vs. The Team Up North.
8 p.m. Big Ten Football Report- Live on Big Ten Network – Get caught up on last minute news, injury reports, and weather forecasts. Everything you need to know about your team the night before kickoff.
Saturday, Oct. 2
- 10 AM ET / BIG TEN FOOTBALL in HDTV BTN
BIG TEN FOOTBALL KICKOFF
Rick Pizzo – host; Amani Toomer – analyst - 10:30 AM ET / BIG TEN FOOTBALL in HDTV BTN
BIG TEN FOOTBALL SATURDAY PRE-GAME SHOW (Live)
Dave Revsine – host; Gerry DiNardo and Howard Griffith – analysts - 11 a.m. Gametime with Jim Tressel LIVE from Ohio Stadium on WBNS TV Ch. 10 Columbus
Noon Ohio State at Illinois
Television: Big Ten Network Radio: WBNS (97.1 FM 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 with former Buckeye Jim Lachey in the booth and Marty Bannister on the sidelines. The game can also be heard live on Sirius satellite radio 127 and XM 102.
Big Ten Network Opens Conference Schedule with
Ohio State-Illinois
The Big Ten Network opens its 2010 conference schedule when Illinois hosts Ohio State at noon ET on Saturday. The second-ranked Buckeyes (4-0) will begin their quest for for a record sixth-straight Big Ten title while Illinois (2-1) returns from its bye week with hopes of a third straight win.
Illini junior running back Mikel LeShoure will look for his fifth straight 100-yard rushing against an OSU defense that has not allowed a 100-yard rusher in 27 games. The reigning Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week, Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor, leads the nation’s No. 8 offense to Champaign.
Eric Collins will handle play-by-play alongside Chris Martin in the booth and Charissa Thompson on the sidelines. (Channel Information)
Overall, the Big Ten Network will televise between 35 and 40 football games this fall, and every game will be produced in high definition. Remaining game times will be announced either six or 12 days before kickoff.
Every Big Ten Network football game telecast is surrounded by Big Ten Football Saturday, the network’s pre-game, halftime and post-game show hosted by Dave Revsine and featuring analysts Gerry DiNardo and Howard Griffith.
7 p.m. Women’s Volleyball vs. Michigan State – watch LIVE on Buckeye Vision as Ohio State tries to spike Sparty in St. John Arena.
- 10:30 PM ET / BIG TEN FOOTBALL in HDTV BTN
BIG TEN FOOTBALL WRAP-UP (Live)
Dave Revsine – host; Gerry DiNardo and Howard Griffith – analysts
Sunday, Oct. 3
Noon – Men’s Soccer vs. Michigan State – watch LIVE on Buckeye Vision as Ohio State opens the Big Ten home slate vs. Sparty at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.
3 p.m. – Women’s Soccer vs. Penn State – watch LIVE on Big Ten Network as Ohio State tries to knock off the defending Big Ten champion Nittany Lions on the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium pitch.
Nicklaus Named ‘Big Ten Icon’ No. 18
Legendary Ohio State golfer to be profiled at 9 PM ET on Tuesday, Sept. 28
CHICAGO – Jack Nicklaus has been named Big Ten Icon No. 18. The Big Ten Icons countdown, presented by Discover, continues at 9 PM ET on Tuesday, Sept. 28, with a profile of the legendary Ohio State golfer. The episode includes new, exclusive interviews with Nicklaus, Bob Knight, Arnold Palmer and many others.
New episodes of the 20-episode series, hosted by legendary broadcaster Keith Jackson, debut at 9 PM ET every Tuesday night through the end of football season and into the spring.
As a sophomore at Ohio State, Nicklaus entered the 1960 U.S. Open and finished just two shots behind Arnold Palmer and set a new U.S. Open amateur record with a tournament score of 282.
In 1961, he won the Big Ten Championship by 16 strokes and also captured the NCAA championships for the Buckeyes. The Columbus native and lifelong Buckeye fan was the first player to win the NCAA individual championship and the U.S. Amateur in the same year.
Growing up in Columbus, Nicklaus loved football and considered playing football for the Buckeyes. In the Icons episode, Nicklaus tells the story of how his athletic career took another path thanks to some advice that Woody Hayes gave to his father. “(Hayes said), ‘He’s got a real future in the game of golf. If he was my son, and if I was going to offer some advice: I’d keep him as far away from my game as I could.'”
In the episode, Nicklaus talks about the recruiting process and a missed opportunity to play for the Buckeyes’ basketball team. “I was recruited by a lot of schools to play golf, but I was recruited by Ohio State to play basketball. I was recruited with (John) Havlicek and (Jerry) Lucas and that group. I elected not to play basketball. I think I would have loved to have been on that team because they won the national championship.”
In an essay for www.BigTenIcons.com, former Chicago Tribune sports editor Dan McGrath wrote, “it’s no exaggeration to say Nicklaus revolutionized golf, setting records that might never be approached, let alone broken.” To read the full essay and to watch a video feature on Nicklaus, visit his Big Ten Icons locker at www.BigTenIcons.com.
The No. 1 Big Ten Icon will be revealed around the 2011 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament. Big Ten Icons is the network’s most ambitious multi-platform initiative to date. The program is counting down the top 50 student-athletes in Big Ten history, based solely on their collegiate playing careers. Icons 50 through 21, listed below, were revealed at BigTenIcons.com.
Fans can visit www.BigTenIcons.com to see a complete roster of Big Ten Icons, which also features essays, video and other key facts about each Icon’s career. Viewers can also participate in the “Talk of the Locker Room” contest with a chance to win the $10,000 grand prize. Weekly winners will take home a 55-inch Philips HD television.
Big Ten Network President Mark Silverman said the series will engage and spark conversation among sports fans everywhere. “What will make Big Ten Icons stand out is the depth of the storytelling,” he said. “The rankings themselves are sure to generate quite a bit of discussion.”
Big Ten Network Announces Nine-Game Men’s Ice Hockey Schedule
Highlighted by “The Big Chill at the Big House” between Michigan and Michigan State, the Big Ten Network will televise nine men’s ice hockey games this winter, featuring all five hockey-playing Big Ten universities. Every telecast will be live and in high definition, and the network also will produce a post-game show following most of its games. The network makes its selections in conjunction with the regional sports networks which have existing rights arrangements with both the CCHA and the WCHA.
Additional games throughout the season that would not otherwise receive live coverage will be available via web stream anywhere in the world at BigTenNetwork.com. The network’s full streaming schedule for men’s ice hockey will be available at BigTenNetwork.com prior to the start the season.
Although the Big Ten Conference does not sponsor ice hockey, member schools have combined to win four of the last nine NCAA Championships and 22 titles throughout history. Three different Big Ten schools have won national championships in the last eight years.
2010-11 Big Ten Network Men’s Ice Hockey Schedule
All Times ET
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Nov. 6 |
Wisconsin at Minnesota |
8 PM |
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Nov. 28 |
Michigan at Minnesota |
5:30 PM |
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Dec. 3 |
Michigan at Ohio State |
7:30 PM |
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Dec. 11 |
Michigan State at Michigan * |
3 PM |
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Jan. 7 |
Michigan at Michigan State |
7:30 PM |
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Feb. 4 |
Michigan State at Ohio State |
7:30 PM |
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Feb. 11 |
Ohio State at Michigan |
7:30 PM |
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Feb. 12 |
Ohio State at Michigan |
7:30 PM |
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Feb. 18 |
Minnesota at Wisconsin |
8 PM |
* At Michigan Stadium
Fall into Olympic Sports Coverage on the Big Ten Network
The Big Ten Network will provide extensive coverage of Big Ten Olympic sports in 2010 with more than 50 events to be televised to a national audience.
In women’s volleyball, the network will broadcast 22 matches and provide live streaming coverage of 46 additional conference matchups on BigTenNetwork.com. Sixteen of those streamed events will be broadcast on the linear network during the season as part of the Big Ten Network’s Student U initiative.
The network will also showcase Big Ten soccer, with television coverage of 14 men’s games and 10 women’s games. Also, the network will make up to 29 men’s and women’s soccer games available for live streaming this season.
Field hockey will also be well-represented on the network’s fall programming schedule, with six games to air live, and three on delay.
The Big Ten Network will once again provide coverage of all three Big Ten fall championships, including live broadcasts during the Big Ten Field Hockey Tournament and Big Ten Men’s Soccer Tournament and delayed coverage of the Big Ten Cross Country Championships.
OHIO STATE CAMPUS PROGRAMMING ON THE BIG TEN NETWORK – AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2010
To view segments or the program schedule:
http://www.osu.edu/watch/ or http://www.bigtennetwork.com/
View the O-H-I-O 108 promo here: http://www.osu.edu/watch/45d3cHLWsq2-o
View O-H-I-O 108 program segments here:
- http://www.osu.edu/watch/456upk_7jJaoo
- http://www.osu.edu/watch/45AImELsZGNeU
- http://www.osu.edu/watch/45vXQ-74R_mMc
- http://www.osu.edu/watch/45FnWEIWiL8d8
Please note: Dates/times subject to change. Contact: Cheryl Petrilla, WOSU, petrilla.6@osu.edu
Program Descriptions and Air Dates and Times:
O-H-I-O 103
Teachers travel to London and learn from the Royal Shakespeare Company how the Bard can revolutionize the classroom, not just the stage. Author Carla Buckley shares a fictional horror story in her new book about a lethal global flu pandemic that uses real life facts shared by Ohio State researchers. Discover what the little-known habits of Cameroon land herders can teach us about people, processes and property rights. See what it takes to really care for those with cancer by spending time with hard-working students in the Ohio State nursing oncology program. And last, bite in to some true sustenance as University researchers create cancer-preventing foods.
Airs Wednesday, October 27, 3:30am
O-H-I-O 104
A wide array of programs are putting Ohio State on the front lines in energy innovation-everything from solar power to anaerobic digesters and hybrid electric vehicles. Also featured is the new Ohio Union. This latest amazing facility builds upon a rich history at the heart of university’s campus and offers students an array of educational and social opportunities and an impressive multi-cultural wing built upon Underground Railroad history. Next, domestic violence has been called society’s “dirty little secret,” but in this episode of O-H-I-O, public health and social science researchers demonstrate what we can do to prevent and respond to this crime by shining real light on the impacts and causes of relationship abuse. We also explore prevention efforts like Ohio State’s It’s Abuse campaign.
Airs Tuesday, October 5, 12:30pm
O-H-I-O 105
From energy efficient buildings to the use of alternative fuels, Ohio State has become a leader in sustainability. In this episode of O-H-I-O, hear from industry leaders, Ohio State researchers, policymakers, and other experts at the 2010 Moving Ahead conference about the latest in logistics, plug-in vehicles, smart sustainable communities, and more. Also featured are the forward-thinking, paper-conserving experts behind Ohio State’s Kiplinger Program’s digital media training and one of America’s oldest and most successful transportation research centers, the Center for Automotive Research (CAR).
Airs Tuesday, October 5, noon; Wednesday, October 6 at 3am
O-H-I-O 106
This episode of O-H-I-O starts billions of years ago with the origins of life as traced by physicists at Ohio State working at the Large Hadron Collider at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). Next, visit the unique laboratories directed by university nutritional and diet experts who set up shop inside COSI, one of the nation’s premier children’s science museums. Then, learn what dogs can teach us when it comes to bone cancer in children through the work of a team of cancer experts, including Dr. Cheryl London with the Oncology/Hematology Service at the Veterinary Medical Center. Finally, travel to Safford, Arizona, for a look at the Large Binocular Telescope where Ohio State astronomers and researchers are getting an unprecedented look at gamma bursts, galaxies, black holes, and supernovas.
Airs Wednesday, September 29, 3:30am; Tuesday, October 12, 12:30pm
O-H-I-O 107
Summertime is research time at Ohio State. Learn how students in the College of Public Health test quality and search for ways to keep Lake Erie beaches safe for swimmers, while researchers in the College of Optometry look to protect eyes from UV rays and cataracts. Also, learn how mechanical engineering students are going green to collaborate on the design and construction of an energy-efficient, sustainable “Pod” home and how it contributed to a solar decathlon house. And see the latest on Pelotonia, a grassroots bike tour dedicated to raising funds for cancer research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute. This segment tunes into the new research fellowships launched by last year’s $4.5 million ride.
Airs Wednesday, October 13, 3am; Tuesday, October 12, noon
O-H-I-O 108
When welding engineers say “hot” they could be talking about the products and processes they design or their future career prospects. Step inside the partnership between Ohio State and the Edison Welding Institute as these specialized emerging professionals design the products and create the jobs of tomorrow. Jobs are a part, but only part of the answer when it comes to overcoming the challenges of poverty, a fact understood and applied by a unique “test it in the real world” team of researchers at Ohio State’s new International Center for Poverty Solutions. Take a walk with them as they hear first-hand what we can do to help more people attain self-sufficiency. Finally, see how chemistry might just provide the secret element to making a battery-powered world reality, the dream of Ohio State University chemistry professor, former dean and now head of the National Science Foundation’s Chemistry Division, Matt Platz.
Airs Tuesday, October 19, 12:30pm
O-H-I-O 109 (September debut)
Learn how Ohio s fifth-ranked primary and secondary education system is speeding toward becoming first in the nation – thanks to a boost in federal Race to The Top funds won with the help of Ohio State, Battelle and other key partners. Next, dive in with researchers and students at Stone Laboratory as they combat threats to Lake Erie, one of the Midwest’s most precious ecological and economic resources. Join Ohio State educators and students as they help rebuild the intellectual assets of earthquake-torn Haiti, even tapping soccer to restore youth and energize a community. And journey with Buckeyes to Michigan not to celebrate another victory, but to continue work on a century old living learning lab that’s central to our understanding of natural carbon capture.
Airs Tuesday, September 28, noon; Wednesday, September 29, 3am; Tuesday, October 19, noon; Wednesday, October 20, 3am; Tuesday, October 26, 12:30pm
O-H-I-O 110 (October debut – description TBA)
Airs Tuesday, October 26, noon; Wednesday, October 27, 3am
ALL SIDES 101
Author Carla Buckley discusses her new book The Things That Keep Us Here, a psychological thriller that relies on the real life scientific predictions surrounding a global flu pandemic. Featured are two of Ohio State’s 135-plus Public Health for Infectious Disease experts Dr. Armando Hoet, Director, Veterinary Public Health Program, Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine; and Dr. Richard D. Slemons, Professor, Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine.
Airs Wednesday, October 6, 3:30am
ALL SIDES 102
In celebration of the new Ohio Union, host Ann Fisher talks with guests during the grand opening. Guests, including Ohio Union Director Tracy Stuck, Ohio Union architect Curt Moody, Ohio State Alumni Association President/CEO Archie Griffin, Branding Consultant Barbie Tootle, and OSU students Joey Clark and Ashley Sinram, talk about the vision and planning process for a 21st century student union. Also, Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee, Ohio Union Executive Chef Roger Garland, OSU Multicultural Center Director Rebecca Nelson, Ohio Union Activities Board President Stephen Humphries, and Undergraduate Student Government Vice President Jordan Davis join the conversation about the range of activities and state of the art facilities of the new Ohio Union.
Airs Wednesday, October 13, 3:30am
ALL SIDES 103
At a time when some of America’s most sensitive and significant wetlands are at grave risk, All Sides focuses on what one community has done to preserve these sensitive environmental gems. Hear from William Mitsch, Director of the Olentangy River Wetland Research Park at The Ohio State University and Jeff Cox of the Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed. Host Ann Fisher also chats with Steve Volkmann, University Landscape Architect, about how to develop areas around important rivers and wetland within a college campus and Ohio State University civil engineering students Michael Behrends and Jessica Wood who are piloting new ways of engaging people with plants by adding special design features to wetlands area facilities such as a boat dock and coffee shop.
Airs Wednesday, October 20, 3:30am
