Latest News About Where To Watch Ohio State Spring Game

Here’s the latest on how to watch the Ohio State spring game.

What to expect

• The Ohio State spring game is typically broadcast on the Big Ten Network, often with a live stream option via FuboTV or other major streaming services that carry BTN. This pattern has held for recent years and is the standard for OSU’s annual spring exhibition.[2][3][9]

Where to watch this year (latest guidance)

• TV: Big Ten Network (BTN) is the usual broadcast home for the spring game and is expected again this year. If you already subscribe to a cable or satellite package that includes BTN, you should be able to watch there.[9]
• Live streaming: Platforms that carry BTN tend to offer a live stream, such as FuboTV or the network’s own streaming apps, sometimes requiring a login tied to a TV provider. If you’re cord-cutting, check FuboTV or your preferred streaming service for BTN access on game day.[2][9]
• Kickoff time and date: The spring game is traditionally set for a Saturday in April around noon Eastern, but exact date/time can shift year to year. Please verify the current year’s schedule on OSU’s athletics site or BTN’s listings closer to game day.[3][9]

Tips to ensure you don’t miss it

• Verify BTN availability with your TV or streaming service a few days before kickoff, since regional availability can vary.
• If you don’t have BTN, look for a free trial or promotional offer from streaming platforms that include BTN access, then cancel before the trial ends if you don’t want to continue.
• OSU’s official channels (athletics site and social feeds) typically publish exact broadcast details and streaming options a week out from the game.

If you’d like, tell me your location and how you usually watch TV (cable, streaming service, or both), and I can give you a precise, step-by-step plan for watching the spring game this year, including potential free trial options.