Buckeye Up and Tune In: Your Guide to Finding the Ohio State Game on FM
Hey there, fellow Buckeye fanatics! College football season is upon us, which means it's time to ditch the yard work, silence your significant other's endless honey-do list (sorry, not sorry, honey), and get ready for another glorious season of Ohio State football domination. But before you can settle into your favorite game-day beverage (responsibly, of course!), there's one crucial question: where can you catch the Buckeyes tear up the field on the FM dial?
Fear not, my friends, for this trusty guide will have you cheering on our scarlet and gray warriors in no time!
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Dialing in Victory: The Stations You Need to Know
Ohio State boasts a loyal legion of radio broadcasters, so finding the game shouldn't be a touchdown-worthy struggle. Here's your cheat sheet to finding the action:
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The Flagship Flyers: WBNS-FM (97.1 FM) and its AM counterpart, WBNS (1460 AM), are the undisputed champions of Buckeye radio coverage. These guys are ground zero for all things Ohio State football, so you're guaranteed pre-game hype, play-by-play that'll have you on the edge of your seat, and post-game analysis that dissects every play with the precision of a surgeon.
Jacked Up for Jack-FM: If you're looking for a radio broadcast with a little more oomph, then 92.9 JACK FM (WGTZ) is your answer. They'll carry every Ohio State game, but with a healthy dose of high-energy tunes and enthusiastic commentary to keep the party going all game long.
Spreading the Scarlet and Gray Gospel: The Ohio State Sports Network stretches far and wide across the Buckeye State (and even dips its toes into West Virginia!). You can find a full list of affiliates on the [Ohio State Buckeyes website](insert website here), so you can rep your Buckeye pride no matter where you are in the state.
Pro Tip: Can't find your favorite station on the FM dial? Don't fret! Many AM stations also carry the broadcast.
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Uh Oh, Radio Silence? Here's What to Do
Let's say you're out and about, FM radio reception is spotty, and panic starts to set in – you wouldn't dare miss a single second of Buckeye brilliance! Don't worry, there are still ways to stay connected:
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Download the Ohio State Buckeyes App! This handy app has live radio broadcasts, so you can listen in wherever you have a data connection.
Check out the official Ohio State Buckeyes website or social media pages. These platforms often provide live streams or play-by-play updates.
Remember: While these are great options in a pinch, there's nothing quite like the atmosphere of a good old-fashioned FM radio broadcast.
Frequently Asked Buckeye Radio Questions:
How to find the Ohio State game on FM radio if I'm not in Ohio? The Ohio State Sports Network reaches a good chunk of Ohio and West Virginia, but beyond that, your best bet is to check the Ohio State Buckeyes App or website for alternative broadcast options.
What if none of the listed FM stations have the game? Sometimes, due to broadcasting rights, another sporting event might take priority. In that case, download the Ohio State Buckeyes App or check the website for alternative broadcasts.
I can't get a good FM radio signal. Help! Many radio stations now stream their broadcasts online. Check the website of your preferred station to see if they offer this option.
Is there a Spanish language broadcast of the Ohio State game? Unfortunately, at this time, there aren't any known Spanish language radio broadcasts of Ohio State football games.
I'm feeling old-school. Can I still get a physical game day program? Absolutely! Printed game day programs are still available at the stadium.
So there you have it, Buckeye Nation! With this guide in hand, you're all set to tune in and witness the latest chapter of Ohio State gridiron glory. Now, crank up the volume, grab some chips and dip, and let's hear you roar for the Buckeyes!
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