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Where To Watch USC vs. Ohio State: TV, Stream, and Game Time

Get the full scoop on watching USC face Ohio State this Saturday. Find channel info, stream links, and key matchups for the big game.

Where To Watch USC vs. Ohio State: TV, Stream, and Game Time

Fans across the nation are tuning in to watch the upcoming college football game between USC and Ohio State, which is set to kick off at 7:30 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday night. According to Yahoo Sports, this matchup is a crucial test for both teams as they look to prove their worth early in the season. The game will be broadcast on NBC and streamed live on Peacock.

The biggest concern for USC is its struggling running game, which was completely shut down against Wisconsin last week. The Buckeyes' massive front line will likely pose the same challenge again. USC managed only -17 rushing yards against Wisconsin, and this has forced quarterback Jayden Maiava to carry the team's workload, resulting in five sacks and two interceptions in their previous game. Freshman linebacker Luke Wafle will need to perform at a high level to help keep the Trojans competitive.

Despite these challenges, USC has the talent to compete with Ohio State, who are considered the consensus best team in the Big Ten. The game presents an opportunity for the Trojans to shake off their recent rough loss and make a strong start to their season. Missing this game would be a shame for any true football fan.

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