ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.
Thanks for the heads up...Originally posted by FlCATFan:
ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.
Sometime they start in on ESPN3 or the WatchESPN app.....which I nor alot of people have due to DirecTV. But it is what it is.Originally posted by ukfan79:
Why worry? They'll just move it to ESPN News probably until the other game is over.
And that is what will happen tonight because there is a game on ESPNEWS from 6-8pm CT.Originally posted by GLR5555:
Sometime they start in on ESPN3 or the WatchESPN app.....which I nor alot of people have due to DirecTV. But it is what it is.Originally posted by ukfan79:
Why worry? They'll just move it to ESPN News probably until the other game is over.
We better hope OU at WVU does not run long on News because the other two are NOT options tonight.Originally posted by SpamburgerHamburger:
eh, it's a minor annoyance. Worst case the first 10min will be on ESPNNews or 2, or the U, but they won't let their prime time game go unseen.
On Tuesdays they always have a B1G game at 7pm followed by an SEC game at 9pm.Originally posted by FlCATFan:
ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.
If you look up the history, the Big10 probably has all their overtime games occurring on Super Tuesday.Originally posted by fuzz77:
On Tuesdays they always have a B1G game at 7pm followed by an SEC game at 9pm.Originally posted by FlCATFan:
ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.
Been that way about 20 years or so.
Oh really? Because NEXT Tuesday the SEC game is first, on February 10th, SEC game is first, and LAST week UGA played Arkansas first while we played SEC Network at 7pm eastern. So what you say is not true every Tuesday.Originally posted by fuzz77:
On Tuesdays they always have a B1G game at 7pm followed by an SEC game at 9pm.Originally posted by FlCATFan:
ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.
Been that way about 20 years or so.
It's true when Kentucky plays. We are rarely the 7pm game.Originally posted by UKWildcats#8:
Oh really? Because NEXT Tuesday the SEC game is first, on February 10th, SEC game is first, and LAST week UGA played Arkansas first while we played SEC Network at 7pm eastern. So what you say is not true every Tuesday.Originally posted by fuzz77:
On Tuesdays they always have a B1G game at 7pm followed by an SEC game at 9pm.Originally posted by FlCATFan:
ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.
Been that way about 20 years or so.
5/9 weeknight games are at 7pm. That seems fair and even to me. You may be right based on previous seasons though.Originally posted by zannmann:
It's true when Kentucky plays. We are rarely the 7pm game.Originally posted by UKWildcats#8:
Oh really? Because NEXT Tuesday the SEC game is first, on February 10th, SEC game is first, and LAST week UGA played Arkansas first while we played SEC Network at 7pm eastern. So what you say is not true every Tuesday.Originally posted by fuzz77:
On Tuesdays they always have a B1G game at 7pm followed by an SEC game at 9pm.Originally posted by FlCATFan:
ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.
Been that way about 20 years or so.
Try 11:30 - they should have about 11 overtimes.Originally posted by FlCATFan:
ESPN will be showing Mich. vs Ohio State at 7:00. So if this runs true to form the game will run long and the Cats won't be shown until about 9:30.