Looking at the television schedule for Saturday's SEC games, I see that the MSU game is the only one not being televised. (I don't count ESPN3 as television since it is broadcast solely over the internet.) I thought the home games of every SEC school would be televised by either the SEC network, one of the ESPN channels, or CBS. I know that our matchup with UAB is not a marquee game but neither is Arkansas-Nichols State, Auburn-San Jose State, Bama-Florida Atlantic, South Carolina-East Carolina, LSU-Sam Houston State, Missouri-Toledo, Tennessee-Arkansas State, or A&M- Lamar. Does anyone know why the MSU game is the only one not on television? Also, who decided on a 1:00 p.m. kickoff on the first Saturday in September for a game that is not televised? Given the heat this time of year, I would have thought a night game would have been more appropriate.
Why isn't Saturday's game televised?
- Thread starter CoolDawg
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Anytime you check ESPN for tv lineups
you will notice regional coverage is left out because to them (ESPN), it's covered through ESPN3 and Gameplan, even though it is technically on a regional network.
So, when checking for tv, it's always best to use hailstate.com or the hailstate App
you will notice regional coverage is left out because to them (ESPN), it's covered through ESPN3 and Gameplan, even though it is technically on a regional network.
So, when checking for tv, it's always best to use hailstate.com or the hailstate App
http://lsufootball.net/tvschedule.htm
I know when you see LSU (lol). But seriously, this site is the most comprehensive College Football TV Schedule Site (for all college football games televised), that I have ever seen, and it is updated on a regular basis.
Best I can tell ...
I can't find it listed on any Fox Sports Stations here in Virginia; must be regionally broadcast.
Guess it's off to BWWs or iPad for Week 2
I can't find it listed on any Fox Sports Stations here in Virginia; must be regionally broadcast.
Guess it's off to BWWs or iPad for Week 2
