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Big Ten announces expanded broadcast replay access

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ROSEMONT, Illinois —  The Big Ten Conference on Wednesday shared an expansion of its plan to allow enhanced replay review insight during football broadcasts.

Wednesday’s news is an extension of the September 1 announcement that the Big Ten would offer enhanced replay reviews during Friday night games this season.

Beginning this Saturday (September 12), all football broadcasts from Big Ten venues that include Big Ten replay and on-field officials will be able to feature live audio between the game referee and replay official during reviews, alongside video of the game footage being viewed during the process and a view inside the state-of-the-art Big Ten Replay Center.

This will include all conference games during the 2026 season as well as home non-conference matchups officiated by Big Ten crews. A complete list of those non-conference contests is below.

Saturday, September 12

Indiana vs. Howard (BTN)

Washington vs. Utah State (BTN)

Michigan State vs. Eastern Michigan (BTN)

Purdue vs. Wake Forest (FS1)

Nebraska vs. Bowling Green (FS1)

Wisconsin vs. Western Illinois (BTN)

USC vs. Louisiana (BTN)

Friday, September 18

Oregon vs. Portland State (BTN)

Saturday, September 19

Ohio State vs. Kent State (FOX)

Penn State vs. Buffalo (BTN)

Minnesota vs. Akron (BTN)

Wisconsin vs. Eastern Michigan (Peacock)

Illinois vs. Southern Illinois (Peacock)

Michigan vs. UTEP (BTN)

Indiana vs. Western Kentucky (Peacock)

Iowa vs. Northern Iowa (FS1)

Washington vs. Eastern Washington (BTN)

Nebraska vs. North Dakota (BTN)

Friday, September 25

Rutgers vs. Howard (BTN)

Saturday, October 10

Northwestern vs. Ball State (TBD)

Saturday, October 31

UCLA vs. Nevada (TBD)

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