How to Watch, Stream Ohio State vs. Clemson

Here's how you can watch the Buckeyes and Tigers play in the College Football Playoff.
How to Watch, Stream Ohio State vs. Clemson
How to Watch, Stream Ohio State vs. Clemson /

Ohio State and Clemson are closing in on kickoff down at the Sugar Bowl in a game that's had as much drama and build up as any in recent memory. The Buckeyes have never beaten Clemson, but they've come painstakingly close on two of the last three occasions.

Friday's winner will play for a national championship against either Alabama or Notre Dame on Jan. 11 in Miami, Florida. 

In the meantime, get ready for the game with our preview.

How to Watch/Listen to Ohio State vs. Clemson

Television: ESPN
Streaming: Watch ESPN App
Announcers: Chris Folwer (play-by-play), Kirk Herbstreit (analyst), Maria Taylor (sideline reporter), Tom Rinaldi (sideline reporter)

Local Radio: Ohio State Sports Network from Learfield IMG College
Flagship: WBNS 97.1 The Fan
Announcers: Paul Keels (play-by-play), Jim Lachey (analyst), Matt Andrews (sideline reporter), Skip Mosic (pregame/halftime/postgame host)

National Radio: ESPN
Announcers: Sean Kelly (play-by-play), Barrett Jones (analyst)

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Brendan Gulick is the publisher for BuckeyesNow, Cleveland Baseball Insider and Cavs Insider on the FanNation Network. He is also an accomplished host and play-by-play voice on TV and radio, including on Big Ten Network and NCAA.com where he's called 45 NCAA national championships. Gulick is an update anchor and fill-in host at 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland, Ohio.