I don't think the doubleheader network is required to stop "bonus coverage"
of an ongoing game at 4:25, because earlier this year, CBS stuck with the
Pittsburgh at Chicago game into the start of the Cincinnati at Green Bay
game. Fox likely did the same thing last week, sticking with the
Rams-Ti
I know that they do require that the home team's game has to be shown in
it's entirety, because that's happened to me a few times. CBS once broke
that rule years ago when they stuck with an Raiders-Chiefs game, even in
Miami, and Dolphins fans gave CBS an earful about that one.
On Sunday, Septe
As I understand it, the rules are:
The primary game, which is the one that the506 has on the map, will be
shown to its conclusion.* If it's a lopsided enough game (there are
official criteria), the network can switch to another, more competitive,
game, which they'll show to its conclusion.
If the
Didn't happen to me, so maybe it was an error.
On Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 8:42:05 PM UTC-4, Steve Timko wrote:
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> Here in Reno, there's still a minute or so to go in the game between the
> Broncos and the Cowboys, which was delayed by lightning. It's 5:40 p.m. and
> they're showing "The O
