In case you missed it, Penn State fans have been pretty irate this week over the fact the No. 3 Nittany Lions are hosting No. 4 Ohio State at noon on Saturday instead of in prime time. Fans were hoping the matchup of the year in the Big Ten could be played under the lights — and in an official Penn State white out game — but with Fox owning the broadcast rights to the game,

They're the three words that Big Ten football fans hate hearing the most. "Big Noon Kickoff." FOX's college football pregame show also doubles as the

This week's game is a 12:00 p.m. kickoff and James Franklin made it clear Wednesday evening that he loves Noon football games.

In 2022, the opponent was Minnesota instead of Ohio State. This year it's Washington, which vists Beaver Stadium for the "White Out" on Nov. 9. This summer, Penn State Athletic Director Patrick Kraft said he lobbied the Big Ten and its media-rights partners for a Penn State-Ohio State "White Out" in prime-time, but that discussion met resistance.

The No. 3 Penn State Nittany Lions will host the No. 4 Ohio State Buckeyes on Saturday afternoon in a highly-anticipated game that’s drawn the attention of two major college football television shows.

For the first time in its history, Penn State will host FOX Big Noon Kickoff and ESPN College GameDay simultaneously during the morning of the Nittany Lions’ matchup with the No. 4 Ohio

ESPN College GameDay was at Penn State for today's big Ohio State-Penn State game, but so was Fox's Big Noon Kickoff. Fans quickly made it clear which one they preferred. At one point during the GameDay broadcast,

ESPN College Gameday analyst Pat McAfee couldn't resist taking a shot at Fox Sports' 'Big Noon Kickoff' show before the Penn State-Ohio State football game.

Penn State fans were not thrilled about the timing of Saturday's college football game against Ohio State and Pat McAfee egged them on. He came out firing