What time, TV channel is Penn State Football vs. Ohio? How to watch College Football Week 2 online
Penn State Football, led by QB Sean Clifford, CB Joey Porter Jr., and head coach James Franklin host the Ohio Bobcats in Week 2 of the 2022 College Football season, inside Beaver Stadium in State College, Pa.
Penn State Football Quarterback Sean Clifford (Photo by Gregory Fisher/Icon Sportswire)
Penn State Football opened the 2022 college football season with a Week 1 comeback win over Purdue, and now the Nittany Lions, led by quarterback Sean Clifford, cornerback Joey Porter Jr., and head coach James Franklin, turn their sights to the home opener against Ohio inside Beaver Stadium in State College, Pa. on Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022 (9/10/22) in a noon kickoff on ABC.Â
Following fourth quarter heroics from Clifford and the offense, Penn State Football has the opportunity to iron out the kinks against a MAC opponent, at home, before the grueling stretch of the season begins next week.
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Here’s everything you need to know about Penn State Football vs. Ohio
What: College Football Week 2
Who: Penn State Football vs. Ohio Bobcats
Where: Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa.Â
Time: Noon
TV: ABC
How to watch online: You can stream Penn State Football vs. Purdue by signing up for a free 1-week trial of Fubo.tv
Livestream: FuboTV (Free)
SiriusXM Radio: 203
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Betting line: Penn State is a 24.5-point favorite, the over/under is 53.5.
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Penn State Football got a glimpse of its future, against Purdue, when former five-star freshman quarterback Drew Allar came on in relief of Clifford for a series early in the first half.Â
After Allar completed two-of-four passing attempts for 26 yards, while looking completely comfortable in the moment, there’s little doubt the Nittany Lions would like to get Allar another look, in mop-up duty, against Ohio on Saturday.Â
Saturday’s game marks the sixth meeting between the programs, with Penn State Football owning a 5-1 edge. However, Ohio pulled off the upset in the most recent meeting between these teams, back in 2012.Â
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