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Big Ten TV Schedule: Week Ten (1/5-1/11)

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All times CENTRAL, and all games available nationally unless otherwise indicated. All games listed on NBCSN are also available on Peacock. Rankings come from the AP poll. I will add announcers as they are assigned.

First, the NU games:

Northwestern @ #12 Michigan State
Thursday, January 8
5:30 PM, BTN
PxP: Chris Vosters
Color: LaPhonso Ellis

Northwestern @ Rutgers
Sunday, January 11
4:00 PM, Peacock (streaming only)
PxP: Mike Corey
Color: Tre Demps

And the rest:

Monday, January 5

#10 Nebraska @ Ohio State
5:30 PM, FS1
PxP: Brandon Gaudin
Color: Steve Smith

Oregon @ Rutgers
6:00 PM, Peacock (streaming only)
PxP: John Fanta
Color: Nik Stauskas

USC @ #12 Michigan State
7:30 PM, FS1
PxP: Kevin Kugler
Color: LaPhonso Ellis

Tuesday, January 6

#2 Michigan @ Penn State
6:00 PM, FS1
PxP: Connor Onion
Color: Donny Marshall

#19 Iowa @ Minnesota
7:00 PM, BTN
PxP: Cory Provus
Color: Shon Morris

UCLA @ Wisconsin
8:00 PM, NBCSN
PxP: Paul Burmeister
Color: Robbie Hummel

Wednesday, January 7

Indiana @ Maryland
5:30 PM, BTN
PxP: Jason Horowitz
Color: Steve Smith

Washington @ #5 Purdue
7:30 PM, BTN
PxP: Kevin Kugler
Color: Jordan Taylor

Thursday, January 8

Rutgers @ #16 Illinois
7:30 PM, BTN
PxP: Kevin Kugler
Color: Shon Morris

Ohio State @ Oregon
9:30 PM, BTN
PxP: Guy Haberman
Color: Jess Settles

Friday, January 9

USC @ Minnesota
7:30 PM, BTN
PxP: Cory Provus
Color: Jordan Taylor

Saturday, January 10

#10 Nebraska @ Indiana
11:00 AM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Wisconsin @ #2 Michigan
12:00 PM, CBS
PxP: Kevin Harlan
Color: Bill Raftery
Color: Robbie Hummel

Penn State @ #5 Purdue
1:00 PM, BTN
PxP: Jack Kizer
Color: Shon Morris

Maryland @ UCLA
7:00 PM, FOX
PxP: Gus Johnson
Color: Jim Jackson

Sunday, January 11

#16 Illinois @ #19 Iowa
11:00 AM, FOX
PxP: Jason Benetti
Color: Steve Smith

Ohio State @ Washington
5:00 PM, NBCSN
PxP: Ted Robinson
Color: Eldridge Recasner
 
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Styre said:
All times CENTRAL, and all games available nationally unless otherwise indicated. All games listed on NBCSN are also available on Peacock. Rankings come from the AP poll. I will add announcers as they are assigned.

First, the NU games:

Northwestern @ #12 Michigan State
Thursday, January 8
5:30 PM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Northwestern @ Rutgers
Sunday, January 11
4:00 PM, Peacock (streaming only)
PxP:
Color:

And the rest:

Monday, January 5

#10 Nebraska @ Ohio State
5:30 PM, FS1
PxP: Brandon Gaudin
Color: Steve Smith

Oregon @ Rutgers
6:00 PM, Peacock (streaming only)
PxP: John Fanta
Color: Nik Stauskas

USC @ #12 Michigan State
7:30 PM, FS1
PxP: Kevin Kugler
Color: LaPhonso Ellis

Tuesday, January 6

#2 Michigan @ Penn State
6:00 PM, FS1
PxP: Connor Onion
Color: Donny Marshall

#19 Iowa @ Minnesota
7:00 PM, BTN
PxP: Cory Provus
Color: Shon Morris

UCLA @ Wisconsin
8:00 PM, Peacock (possibly NBCSN)
PxP:
Color:

Wednesday, January 7

Indiana @ Maryland
5:30 PM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Washington @ #5 Purdue
7:30 PM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Thursday, January 8

Rutgers @ #16 Illinois
7:30 PM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Ohio State @ Oregon
9:30 PM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Friday, January 9

USC @ Minnesota
7:30 PM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Saturday, January 10

#10 Nebraska @ Indiana
11:00 AM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Wisconsin @ #2 Michigan
12:00 PM, CBS
PxP: Kevin Harlan
Color: Bill Raftery
Color: Robbie Hummel

Penn State @ #5 Purdue
1:00 PM, BTN
PxP:
Color:

Maryland @ UCLA
7:00 PM, FOX
PxP:
Color:

Sunday, January 11

#16 Illinois @ #19 Iowa
11:00 AM, FOX
PxP:
Color:

Ohio State @ Washington
5:00 PM, NBCSN
PxP:
Color:
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Thanks Styre. You continue to make my TV viewing life easier. I just reloaded on beer and my LazyBoy is operating flawlessly.
 
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Styre said:
Northwestern @ Rutgers
Sunday, January 11
4:00 PM, Peacock (streaming only)
PxP: Mike Corey
Color: Tre Demps
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This it the best guide, thanks Styre, really. A cold one or more is on me if we ever meet.

That said what does streaming only mean in this context? I don't have peacock (I skipped that one), but my neighbor (Rutgers grad!) has it, but on his TV and he already invited me over. But what does streaming only mean. He sees peacock on his Samsung or Panasonic or Vizio or whatever it is he uses for his TV, just like I watch Netflix on mine, but does streaming only mean it will not be on Peacock TV? We have to watch on our computers? Not a challenge or complaint, just asking so I understand.

You do great work, thanks so much!
 
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Eurocat said:
This it the best guide, thanks Styre, really. A cold one or more is on me if we ever meet.

That said what does streaming only mean in this context? I don't have peacock (I skipped that one), but my neighbor (Rutgers grad!) has it, but on his TV and he already invited me over. But what does streaming only mean. He sees peacock on his Samsung or Panasonic or Vizio or whatever it is he uses for his TV, just like I watch Netflix on mine, but does streaming only mean it will not be on Peacock TV? We have to watch on our computers? Not a challenge or complaint, just asking so I understand.

You do great work, thanks so much!
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The simplest way to think about it is this: Streaming means watching over the internet, usually through an app. Network TV can be watched through cable, satellite, or over the air broadcasts. When something is streaming only, you need access to that specific platform (like Peacock) to watch it, because it isn’t being broadcast anywhere else. The reason why you can watch streams on your tv is your tv has internet access. So yes, like Netflix.
 
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ThatadultfromHolland said:
The simplest way to think about it is this: Streaming means watching over the internet, usually through an app. Network TV can be watched through cable, satellite, or over the air broadcasts. When something is streaming only, you need access to that specific platform (like Peacock) to watch it, because it isn’t being broadcast anywhere else. The reason why you can watch streams on your tv is your tv has internet access. So yes, like Netflix.
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Yep. Basically when I put "streaming only" it means "you can't see this game with Comcast/DirecTV/etc., you have to subscribe to a separate service."
 
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Yep. Basically when I put "streaming only" it means "you can't see this game with Comcast/DirecTV/etc., you have to subscribe to a separate service."
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Okay so my neighbor, who has Peacock, will be able to see the game (along with me) on his tv. Gotcha and thanks again for your work!
 
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