***EKU GAME KICKS AT 1PM ON ESPN***
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In normal years, ESPN linear channels do not have rights to CUSA games. Only the online ESPN+/ESPN3 does. Assume that Disney has bought this game from one of our linear rights holders (NFL Network, Stadium Channel, or CBSSN).
I saw the ESPN lineup of games for Weeks 0 and 1, and initially thought, damn, what an awful bunch of games to have to watch, but then realized, at this particular time, I would watch Midland Trail face off against Richwood if that were the only game on.
You know ESPN is hurting for programming if MU-EKU even made a blip on their radar.
Full CUSA TV schedule.
conferenceusa.com
Games listed as "ESPN Networks" will be in the same "12 day window" as used by larger conferences in normal years, Disney could pick up any of those games for any ESPN channel, or even theoretically ABC, making the announcement (and setting the kickoff time) 12 days prior. Games not picked up will be on ESPN+ pay internet or ESPN3 free internet.
No facebook games this year.
2020 Football Broadcast Schedule
DALLAS – Conference USA has announced its initial broadcast schedule for the 2020 football season. The current confirmed schedule features games to air nationally by the league’s primary partners and every C-USA football game is expected to be available on traditional linear television or via...
conferenceusa.com
Games listed as "ESPN Networks" will be in the same "12 day window" as used by larger conferences in normal years, Disney could pick up any of those games for any ESPN channel, or even theoretically ABC, making the announcement (and setting the kickoff time) 12 days prior. Games not picked up will be on ESPN+ pay internet or ESPN3 free internet.
No facebook games this year.
In a normal season, EPSN wouldn't even show the EKU-MU score on their crawl or even on their college football wrap-up show!
Not if you count nascar. they've had multiple races with fans.
I was watching some HS football on tv yesterday. One thing weird is the officials never touch the football. The official simply places a bean bag where the ball is to be placed. The offensive center takes the ball to the huddle with him.
On incomplete passes, the nearest offensive player takes the ball back to the huddle.
I'm not sure if all states are doing this but Ohio is
On incomplete passes, the nearest offensive player takes the ball back to the huddle.
I'm not sure if all states are doing this but Ohio is
One of the first FBS teams with a nationally televised Saturday game on ESPN this season is pretty big, IMO, and a chance for the HERD to get good national pub and exposure!!
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