Everything you need to know about the Ohio vs. Ball State online live stream and TV broadcast, as well as game notes and prediction.

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The Ohio Bobcats will play host to the Ball State Cardinals on Tuesday night in a cross division, MAC matchup.

The Bobcats (6-4, 3-3 MAC) snapped a three game losing streak after shutting out the Kent State Golden Flashes, 27-0, last week. Ohio was in control the entire way. Derrius Vick accounted for 107 yards on the ground (180 total, 2 Total TDs) to lead a Bobcat rushing attack that amassed 333 rushing yards on the day. Ohio also received solid performances from their receivers as Jordan Reid and Sebastian Smith combined for 100 yards on 4 receptions and two touchdowns.

The Cardinals (3-7, 2-4 MAC) are fresh off the bye week and are looking to put their 54-7 shellacking from Western Michigan from a couple weeks ago behind them. Ball State was down 30-0 before they put their first points on the board in the third quarter. Ball State will look to keep the Ohio offense in check after allowing a whopping 711 total yards (358 passing, 353 rushing) to Western Michigan. Despite one interception against the Broncos, the Cardinals have taken care of the ball this season and will need to against the Bobcats. Ball State running backs are one of nine backfields in the FBS without a fumble this year.

Ohio and Ball State will get together for 24th time on Tuesday night and the Cardinals lead the all-time series 15-8. Ball State is riding a two game winning streak in the series and is 7-5 in Athens.

Below is everything you need to know about the game, including the Ohio vs. Ball State online live stream, TV broadcast information, game notes and prediction.

Ohio vs. Ball State Online Live Stream, Game Broadcast Information

• Venue: Doyt L. Perry Stadium
• Date: Tuesday, November 17
• Kickoff Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
• National TV: ESPNU
• Ohio vs. Ball State Online Live Stream: Watch ESPN, No Radio Stream Available

Prediction

Don’t expect a wild and crazy shootout. Ohio will take the final home game of the season, but it’s not going to dominate. Ball State will have its chances, but it won’t capitalize on them.

For the final score prediction visit Pete Fiutak’s Ohio vs. Ball State game preview.

Game Notes

• With the win over Kent State, the Bobcats shut out an opponent for the first time since 2013 (Austin Peay, 38-0) and the first FBS and MAC opponent since 2004 (Buffalo, 34-0).
• Freshman QB Riley Neal needs 125 passing yards to reach 2,000 in his first season with the Cardinals. His 1,875 passing yards are the fifth most by a true freshman at the Division I FBS level this year.
• In the win over Kent State, Derrius Vick was the first Ohio quarterback to rush for 100 yards since Tyler Tettleton rushed for 111 yards in 2011 against Miami.

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