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Published on Thursday, Aug 28, 2008
Time Warner Cable has taken steps to ensure that Ohio State fans will be able to enjoy Buckeyes games in all of their high-definition splendor.
Ohio State kicks off the football season by hosting Youngstown State at noon Saturday.
The game will appear in high definition on Channel 433, according to a company news release. For those without HD, the game will appear on Channels 77 and 333.
Time Warner and the Big Ten Network reached a deal this week after more than 18 months of negotiations.
— George M. Thomas
Time Warner Cable has taken steps to ensure that Ohio State fans will be able to enjoy Buckeyes games in all of their high-definition splendor.
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