It’s the last week of the year for regular season games of any sort, with the notable exception of the Army-Navy game, which takes place on Saturday, December 12th. This week’s listing includes all the FBS contests (including the conference title games), FCS quarterfinal matchups, and Division II playoff action (both D-2 semifinal games are nationally televised).
As I’ve done throughout the season, I’m using Google Documents in an effort to make the listings more accessible.
College Football TV Listings, Week 14
Additional notes:
- Oregon State-Oregon will be the de facto Pac-10 championship game; the winner goes to the Rose Bowl.
- Cincinnati-Pittsburgh will be the de facto Big East championship game; the winner goes to a BCS bowl to be determined (with the Bearcats having an outside shot at the BCS title game).
- Ohio State has already clinched the Big 10 title and will play in the Rose Bowl.
- Boise State has already clinched the WAC title and may play in a BCS bowl to be determined.
- TCU has already clinched the Mountain West title and will play in a BCS bowl to be determined (if not the BCS title game).
- Troy has already clinched the Sun Belt title and will play in a bowl game to be determined.
- “Official” conference title games this week: MAC (Ohio-Central Michigan), C-USA (Houston-East Carolina), SEC (Alabama-Florida), ACC (Georgia Tech-Clemson), and Big XII (Nebraska-Texas).
- There will actually be two productions for the California-Washington game. I have listed the TV announcers for FSN-Northwest/FCS-Pacific; Barry Tompkins and Mike Pawlawski will be calling the game for CSN-California (plus feed).
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A lot of the information I used in putting this together came courtesy of Matt Sarzyniak’s great website (College Sports on TV) and the folks over at the 506.com; there are links to both sites to the right of this page, in the “TSA Checkpoints” section.
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