COLUMBUS OH - OCTOBER 23: Dan Herron #1 of the Ohio State Buckeyes dives to stretch the ball across the goal line for the first of six Ohio State touchdowns in the first half against the Purdue Boilermakers at Ohio Stadium on October 23 2010 in Columbus Ohio. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)
The Big Ten has released the football schedules for the 2015 and 2016 seasons. Ohio State will end both seasons with games against the rival Michigan Wolverines.
The Big Ten conference has released their football schedules for both the 2015 and 2016 seasons, approved by the conference's administrators during the Big Ten Joint Group Meetings last week. Both seasons will kick off in early October and feature some tough rivalry matches right off the bat in the conference play.
In both cases, it's more about the end of the season than the beginning for Ohio State though.
Both seasons feature opening games -- on October 3 in 2015 and October 1 in 2016 -- for the Ohio State Buckeyes against the Purdue Boilermakers, with Purdue hosting the 2015 affair and the Buckeyes getting the hosting duties in 2016.
It's the end of the season that will get the most attention for Buckeyes fans though, with both years finishing the season off with games against the rival Michigan Wolverines on the final day. That series starts with the Wolverines hosting the Buckeyes, and the Buckeyes taking the hosting in the second year.
As with previous seasons, the Big Ten Championship game in 2015 will be decided at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana. For 2016, the site is still to be determined though it would be a safe bet to assume that Lucas Oil will host it once again.
For more news and analysis on the Big Ten Conference, head over to Off Tackle Empire. More on the Ohio State Buckeyes can be found over at Land Grant Holy Land, and more on NCAA Football in general can be found at SB Nation's designated NCAA hub.


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