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‘Slim’ chances of students receiving free sports broadcasts proposed in state bill
['Austin Gano']
The Lantern
The bill targets streaming services due to growing costs and limitations required to watch different sports and events, DeMora said.
“It’s ridiculous that the university is getting public money [and] has these deals to have these sports only on streaming,” DeMora said.
This past football season, to watch Ohio State’s football team play against Ohio University, students had to sign on with Peacock.
For fans to watch every Ohio State football game this past season, they would have to pay almost $100 per month, per prior Lantern reporting.
Bars around Ohio State’s campus and Ohio State Athletics did not respond by the time of publication.