The showdown between Washington and Ohio State is one of the marquee games of Week 5 in college football. Both teams enter undefeated, and the stage is set at one of the loudest venues in the sport.
With the Buckeyes coming in as defending national champions and the Huskies boasting one of the longest active home winning streaks, the atmosphere promises to be electric.
Fans across the country will be tuned in to see how Ohio State handles its first major road test of the season and whether Washington can deliver a statement performance on its home turf.
The game has all the ingredients of a classic, from powerhouse programs and high stakes to an elite broadcast crew calling the action.
Washington vs. Ohio State Announcers Today
The national television broadcast on CBS will feature Brad Nessler on play-by-play alongside analyst Gary Danielson, a familiar pairing for fans of big-time college football. On the ESPN Radio feed, the announcing team will be Mike Couzens, Jordan Reid, and Mike Peasley.
That means fans have the option of both TV and radio crews, each bringing their own style and perspective to the matchup.
What Time is the Washington vs. Ohio State Game?
Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. ET (12:30 p.m. local time) on Saturday, September 27, 2025. The game will be played at the Husky Stadium in Seattle, Washington. TV coverage is on CBS, while streaming options include Paramount+, CBSSports.com, and the CBS Sports App.
Fans planning to follow along on the radio can do so with the ESPN national broadcast.
What to Expect in the Washington vs. Ohio State Game
Ohio State comes in ranked No. 1 and looking every bit like a title contender again. Washington, meanwhile, is unbeaten and carries a long home winning streak into this clash, making Husky Stadium a tough place to play.
The Buckeyes’ offense has been efficient and dangerous, and they will test a Washington defense that has yet to face an opponent of this caliber. Washington’s offense has also been sharp, and their ability to set the tempo will be key if they want to keep pace.
All eyes will be on Julian Sayin and Demond Williams Jr. once again. Sayin has been 56 of 71 for 779 yards and eight touchdowns. Williams Jr., on the other hand, is almost neck to neck with 50 of 68 for 778 yards and six touchdowns.
With national title implications in play, Ohio State will try to prove it can dominate on the road, while Washington has the chance to deliver a season-defining upset. Every possession will matter in a matchup that could shape the College Football Playoff picture.
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