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Wisconsin vs Penn State Week 4: How to watch, weather, injuries, odds, and more

Full guide to Week 4: Wisconsin Badgers vs. Penn State with all the info you need before game.
ByMark Knight
Sep 19, 2026; Madison, Wisconsin, USA;  Wisconsin Badgers wide receiver Tyrell Henry (0) catches a pass in front of Eastern Michigan Eagles defensive back Caleb Dobbs (17) during the second quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images
Sep 19, 2026; Madison, Wisconsin, USA; Wisconsin Badgers wide receiver Tyrell Henry (0) catches a pass in front of Eastern Michigan Eagles defensive back Caleb Dobbs (17) during the second quarter at Camp Randall Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect

Wisconsin starts Big Ten play this week against one of the few ranked teams on their schedule, No. 13 Penn State. The Nittany Lions are in a weird spot this season with a new coach and new roster, but a lot of hype and expectations. There's some attention going to this game as Penn State has yet to play a Power 4 team, and their first is the Badgers. Are they good? Bad? Sloppy? What does this team look like under Matt Campbell?

There's going to be extra attention on this game, not only from Badger fans and Nittany Lion fans, but also from football fans around the country.

This article is a full guide on how to watch, odds, announcers, weather, and all the other little things that you will need to get ready for the game. You may want to bookmark this and come back to it later.

How to watch Wisconsin vs. Penn State in Week 4

  • Date: Saturday, September 26
  • Time: 4:00 p.m. CT
  • Venue: Beaver Stadium, State College, Pennsylvania
  • How to Watch (TV): Peacock
  • Streaming: Peacock
  • Wisconsin record: 2-1
  • Penn State record: 3-0

It's slightly surprising that Wisconsin got two back-to-back Peacock games especially with Penn State being ranked. There is some frustration that the first Big Ten game of the season for both teams is a streaming game on Peacock but by now maybe more fans have the streaming-only service. Next week the Badgers will be on the Big Ten Network against Michigan State at home.

Announcers for Wisconsin vs. Penn State

  • Play-by-play: Dave Flemming
  • Analyst: Matt Cassell
  • On-field: Ashley ShahAhmadi

Dave and Matt were on the Peacock call last week and will have some familiarity with the Badgers. Considering that game was the best game of the season for Wisconsin, it will actually be interesting to see how they call this game. Will there be the sound of an upset in their voices? Or will it be Penn State-focused?

Wisconsin vs. Penn State odds, spread and total

Odds provided by FanDuel Sportsbook

Moneyline

  • Wisconsin +310
  • Eastern Michigan -400

Spread

  • Wisconsin +10.5 (-122)
  • Eastern Michigan -10.5 (-100)

Total

  • 44.5 (over -112/under -108)

Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.

The odds have actually moved by a full point over the course of the week. The line was first set at +9.5 for the Badgers. Money has moved things toward Penn State; take that with what you will.

Wisconsin injury report

The first official injury report comes out later today. If you are seeing this sentence now, they aren't out yet; this post will be updated when they come out.

Penn State injury report

The same is true for Penn State. Check back later for the updated injuries.

Weather forecast in State College, Pennslyvania

It looks like it's going to be a nice day in State College on Saturday with only partly cloudy skies and a high of 70 degrees. With this game being a 5 pm EASTERN kick, the weather will start around that 70 degrees mark but will start to drop as the game goes along. By the end, the Badgers and Nittany Lions will be playing under the lights in the cool of the fall evening.

Wisconsin and Penn State series history

Wisconsin and Penn State have met a good chunk of times, dating all the way back to 1953. Penn State owns the series right now with 12 wins to the Badgers' 9. However, most of that has come off a current six-game winning streak dating back to 2012. Wisconsin hasn't won in Beaver Stadium since 2003.

  • All-time meetings: 21
  • Wisconsin all-time record vs. Penn State: 9-12
  • Last meeting: 10/26/2024, 28-13 LOSS (Camp Randall - Madison, Wisconsin)
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