Cox Cable Big Ten Network Channel Information

The Big Ten Network (BTN) is available on Cox Cable channel 653 in standard definition and 1653 in high definition.

You can also watch BTN on Cox Cable's digital tiers, including Cox Ultimate and Cox Contour.

BTN is a 24/7 channel that provides live and on-demand coverage of Big Ten Conference sports, including football, basketball, and more.

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The Big Ten Network is a national sports channel dedicated to covering the Big Ten Conference. It was launched in 2007 as a partnership between the Big Ten and Fox Sports, making it the first channel built entirely around a single college conference. This was a game-changer for college sports fans. The Big Ten Network broadcasts live games, expert analysis, original shows, and behind-the-scenes features from across the conference. From football Saturdays to Olympic sports like volleyball and wrestling, the network makes it easy for students, alumni, and fans to stay connected to their schools year-round.

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BTN is available on channel 425 in Nebraska for expanded basic digital and Sports View customers.

In Nebraska, BTN is also accessible at no additional cost for high-definition customers, where available, on channel 768.

Charter Communications has added BTN to expanded basic digital within the Cornhusker State, but it remains on channel 425.

The channel numbers for BTN may vary depending on your cable provider and location, but in Nebraska, it's available on channel 425 for most customers.

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The Big Ten Network is a national sports channel dedicated to covering the Big Ten Conference. It was launched in 2007 as a partnership between the Big Ten and Fox Sports, making it the first channel built entirely around a single college conference.

The network broadcasts live games, expert analysis, original shows, and behind-the-scenes features from across the conference. From football Saturdays to Olympic sports like volleyball and wrestling, the network makes it easy for students, alumni, and fans to stay connected to their schools year-round.

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One of the great things about the Big Ten Network is the variety of programming it offers. Here are some of the shows you can expect to find on the network:

The network also covers women's sports, with shows like Women's Sports Report. And if you're interested in basketball, you can catch The B1G Show and The B1G Story.