Big Ten Releases 2012 Primetime TV Schedule

The Big Ten announced moments ago that fourteen games will be televised on primetime television.  The games will be split to air on the ESPN network and the Big Ten Network.  The only thing worth noting or even laughing about is

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that Purdue is the only team not included in the primetime schedule.  Poor Boilermakers.  Drew Brees is not going to be happy about this.

The key date I will be marking on my calendar is October 27th when Urban Meyer and the Ohio State Buckeyes visit Happy Valley to take on the Penn State Nittany Lions.  Nebraska will also play host to Michigan that same evening.  It excitement won’t stop there for Big Ten football though, as Wisconsin will get its rematch against Michigan State during the day.

Below is the list of primetime match ups as released by the Big Ten Conference:

Aug. 31
Boise State at Michigan State

Sept. 1
Indiana State at Indiana*

Sept. 8
Vanderbilt at Northwestern*

Sept. 15
Notre Dame at Michigan State
Utah State at Wisconsin*
Ball State at Indiana*

Sept. 22
Syracuse at Minnesota*
Louisiana Tech at Illinois*

Sept. 29
Wisconsin at Nebraska

Oct. 6
Nebraska at Ohio State

Oct. 13
Ohio State at Indiana*

Oct. 20
Penn State at Iowa*

Oct. 27
Ohio State at Penn State**
Michigan at Nebraska

(*televised on the Big Ten Network)
(**6 p.m. ET start; all other games will start at 8 p.m. ET)


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