- Original Message -
From: "Joe Hass"
Here's the question I haven't seen answered: does this mean that
guaranteed local coverage of local teams is gone? In other words, if
Michigan State plays Oklahoma, and the game is scheduled to be on TNT,
will the CBS affiliate in Detroit carry the
Here's the question I haven't seen answered: does this mean that
guaranteed local coverage of local teams is gone? In other words, if
Michigan State plays Oklahoma, and the game is scheduled to be on TNT,
will the CBS affiliate in Detroit carry the non-MSU game scheduled to
air on CBS or the MSU/OU
A rare moment of sanity. Instead of adding another weekend to this and making
the college playoffs look too much like the pro playoffs (everybody's in and it
takes forever), they manage to get a system where nobody will complain about
not switching to the hot game at the right time. Happier vi
Starting next year, 68 teams (4x17) will take up the Madness.
All games will be aired nationally, with first-day games running concurrently
on CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV. (Details in the article below; cut and paste as
necessary.)
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/campusrivalry/post/2010/04
