Where to watch Ohio State vs. Iowa football today: Channel, time, schedule, live stream for Saturday college game

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In what could be one of the highlights of the Week 6 FBS schedule, No. 3-ranked Ohio State (4-0) will take on Iowa (3-1) in Columbus on Saturday afternoon. 

The Buckeyes are who we thought they were. They're undefeated through four weeks, and coming off a 38-7 road victory over Michigan State. The Buckeyes out-gained the Spartans 483-246 in total yards and won the turnover battle 3-1. 

Senior Ohio State QB Will Howard has been impressive, with the help of a solid skill-position trio consisting of wideouts Emeka Egbuka and Jeremiah Smith and running back TreVeyon Henderson. But the Buckeyes' biggest strength is its defense, which allows an FBS-best 6.8 points per game, 61.8 rushing yards (3rd), and 134.8 passing yards (9th). 

The Hawkeyes have also been strong, and they're coming off a bye. Their only loss was a 20-19 heartbreaker to Iowa State in Week 2, but they have bounced back nicely with convincing wins over Troy and Minnesota. Iowa beat the Golden Gophers in the ground game 272-79. 

Junior running back Kaleb Johnson led the charge for Iowa in Week 4, racking up 206 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries. He's up to 685 ground yards and nine TDs on the season, and Iowa ranks 10th in the nation in rushing. That efficiency makes life easy for senior QB Cade McNamara, as does the Hawkeyes' 15th-ranked defense (13.8 PPG allowed, 62 rushing yards allowed). 

This could be a defensive battle, and we can't wait to check it out. If you're interested in watching Ohio State vs. Iowa on Saturday, here is everything you need to know about the game.

What channel is Ohio State vs. Iowa on today?

Ohio State vs. Iowa will air live on CBS. Brad Nessler (play-by-play) and Gary Danielson (analyst) will be in the booth on the call, and Jenny Dell will be the sideline reporter for the game. 

Viewers can also stream the game on Paramount+ as well as Fubo, the latter of which offers a free trial.

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Ohio State vs. Iowa start time

  • Date: Saturday, Oct. 5
  • Time: 3:30 p.m. ET

Ohio State vs. Iowa will kick off at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 5. The game will be played at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. 

Ohio State vs. Iowa radio station

  • Radio channel: SiriusXM channels 230, 385

You can listen to the Buckeyes vs. Hawkeyes live on SiriusXM. Coverage will be available on channels 195 (Ohio State broadcast) and 392 (Iowa broadcast).

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Ohio State football schedule 2024

DateGameTime (ET)/Results  
Aug 31vs. AkronW 52-6
Sept. 7vs. Western Michigan              W 56-0
Sept. 21vs. MarshallW 49-14
Sept. 28.        at Michigan StateW 38-7
Oct. 5vs Iowa3:30 p.m.
Oct. 12at OregonTBA
Oct. 26vs NebraskaTBA
Nov. 2at Penn StateTBA
Nov. 9vs PurdueTBA
Nov. 16at NorthwesternTBA
Nov. 23vs IndianaTBA
Nov. 30vs Michigan12 p.m.

Iowa football schedule 2024

DateGameTime (ET)/Results
Aug. 31vs. Illinois StateW 40-0
Sept. 7vs. Iowa StateL 20-19
Sept. 14vs. TroyW 38-21
Sept. 21at Minnesota*W 31-14
Sept. 28OFF
Oct. 5at Ohio State*3:30 p.m.
Oct. 12vs. Washington*TBD
Oct. 19at Michigan State*TBD
Oct. 26vs. Northwestern*3:30 p.m.
Nov. 2vs. Wisconsin*TBD
Nov. 8at UCLA*9 p.m.
Nov. 16OFF
Nov. 23at Maryland*TBD
Nov. 29vs. Nebraska*7:30 p.m.


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Sloan Piva is a content producer for The Sporting News, primarily focused on betting, fantasy sports, and poker. A lifelong New Englander, Sloan earned his BA and MA in Journalism from the University of Massachusetts and now lives in coastal Rhode Island with his wife and two kids.