Texas #5 Vandy #25 was on SECN at 330PM. Guess Texas isn't a serious program. If tOSU #4 v. PSU #3 was this past weekend, zero chance Indiana gets Gameday.
Texas-Vandy was on SECN because another Top 25 SEC game was on ESPN.
Texas #5 Vandy #25 was on SECN at 330PM. Guess Texas isn't a serious program. If tOSU #4 v. PSU #3 was this past weekend, zero chance Indiana gets Gameday.
How does that change a program like Texas facing another ranked SEC program and being on SECN? How does this change Indiana hosting College Gameday but being on the BTN? Why would a Pitt game get the same hype and fanfare as Texas v. highly ranked Michigan (undefeated at the time), Georgia (single loss but still Top 10) and Oklahoma (one of the biggest rivalries in college football in and still ranked very highly at the time)?Yeah, you had to stream their games against Michigan, Oklahoma, and Geogia. Good call.
Okay. Yes. Mizzou Alabama was on ABC. I don't recall the SEC games on ESPN or ESPNU though.Texas-Vandy was on SECN because another Top 25 SEC game was on ESPN.
Texas-Vandy was on SECN because another Top 25 SEC game was on ESPN.
How does a game featuring two teams that are in the top 20, get relegated to the conference networks prime time slot. With that said Indiana was on the B1G network yesterday.
Dan Carter type of gameWeather is suppose to be really bad. Rain and thunderstorms all end of the week.
Hopefully the power grid holds !Weather is suppose to be really bad. Rain and thunderstorms all end of the week.
Hopefully the power grid holds !
That's IF they can get ACCNIt's not that bad. There is a weird scheduling quirk next week, so 8p is actually the final kickoff time of the day. There will be a lot of national eyeballs on our game by default.
True, but most sports bar and such have it. Now whether they change the channel from a default ESPN or not is another question.That's IF they can get ACCN