Saturday’s Penn State-Pitt matchup at Heinz Field will be televised on ESPN, the network announced on Sunday.
The broadcast team will feature Bob Wischusen on play-by-play, former University of Washington quarterback Brock Huard on color commentary, and Allison Williams on the field as sideline reporter. The game will kick off at noon.
This will be Penn State’s first of two games so far announced for broadcast on the ESPN family of networks. The Nittany Lions’ primetime clash against Ohio State will be televised on ESPN, ESPN2, or ABC.
Pitt is currently a 4.5 point favorite against the Nittany Lions after week one. Both teams are 1-0, with Penn State defeating Kent State, 33-13, and Pitt beating Villanova, 28-7, on Saturday.
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