College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 10

This is a list of every game played during week 10 of the college football season involving at least one FBS or FCS school.  All games are listed, televised or not.  For the televised games (only live broadcasts are listed), I include the announcers and sideline analysts/reporters (where applicable).  I put all of it on a Google Documents spreadsheet that can be accessed at the following link:

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 10

Additional notes:

— I include ESPN3.com games; they are denoted as “ESPN3”.

— I’ve listed the satellite affiliates for the SEC Network “national” game of the week (Vanderbilt-Florida) in a comment on the document.  There are numerous local affiliates, a listing of which can be found here:  Link

— The ACC Network will have “split national” games this week.

Local affiliates for Virginia-Maryland can be found here: Link

Local affiliates for North Carolina-North Carolina State can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Big East Network game of the week (Louisville-West Virginia) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Southland TV game of the week (Central Arkansas-Northwestern State) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the SoCon Network game of the week (Wofford-Western Carolina) can be found here:  Link

— Affiliates for the Montana CW Network (televising Western Oregon-Montana) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the WAC Network game of the week (Idaho-San Jose State) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the MAC Network game of the week (Ball State-Eastern Michigan) can be found here:  Link

— Also listed on the document in comments are the regional nets carrying the following games:  UTEP-Rice, Missouri-Baylor, Oregon-Washington, Duke-Miami (FL), and Middle Tennessee State-Tennessee.

— There are comments in the document with additional information for several other games.

— ABC/ESPN2/GamePlan coverage maps for the 3:30 pm ET games (Purdue-Wisconsin, Texas A&M-Oklahoma, Stanford-Oregon State) and the ABC/ESPN2 coverage maps for the 8:00 pm ET games (Notre Dame-Wake Forest, Kansas State-Oklahoma State):  Link

— BTN (formerly Big Ten Network) “gamefinder”:  Link

— BCS Standings:  Link

— FCS Coaches Poll:  Link

A lot of the information I used in putting this together came courtesy of Matt Sarzyniak’s alarmingly comprehensive and completely indispensable website College Sports on TV, a must-bookmark for any fan of college sports.  Also to be credited, as always, are the indefatigable information gatherers (and in some cases sports-TV savants) at the 506.com.  I am also assisted on occasion by helpful athletic media relations officials at various schools and conferences.

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 9

This is a list of every game played during week 9 of the college football season involving at least one FBS or FCS school.  All games are listed, televised or not.  For the televised games (only live broadcasts are listed), I include the announcers and sideline analysts/reporters (where applicable).  I put all of it on a Google Documents spreadsheet that can be accessed at the following link:

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 9

Additional notes:

— I include ESPN3.com games; they are denoted as “ESPN3”.

— I’ve listed the satellite affiliates for the SEC Network “national” game of the week (Arkansas-Vanderbilt) in a comment on the document.  There are numerous local affiliates, a listing of which can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the ACC Network “national” game of the week (Virginia Tech-Duke) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Big East Network game of the week (Syracuse-Louisville) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Southland TV game of the week (McNeese State-Stephen F. Austin) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the SoCon Network game of the week (Georgia Southern-Appalachian State) can be found here:  Link

— Affiliates for the Montana Television Network (televising Weber State-Montana) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the WAC Network game of the week (Nevada-New Mexico State) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the MAC Network game of the week (Central Michigan-Akron) can be found here:  Link

— The Texas-Kansas game will be carried by the Longhorn Network and the Jayhawk Sports Network; affiliates for the Jayhawk Sports Network can be found here:  Link

— Also listed on the document in comments are the regional nets carrying the following games:  Rice-Houston (Thursday night), Washington State-Oregon, SMU-Tulsa, Iowa State-Texas Tech, Arizona-Washington, Boston College-Maryland, and Mississippi State-Kentucky.

— There are comments in the document with additional information for several other games.

— ABC/ESPN2/GamePlan coverage maps for the 3:30 pm ET games (Illinois-Penn State, West Virginia-Rutgers, Baylor-Oklahoma State) and the ABC/GamePlan coverage maps for the 8:00 pm ET games (Clemson-Georgia Tech, Stanford-Southern California):  Link

— BTN (formerly Big Ten Network) “gamefinder”:  Link

— BCS Standings:  Link

— FCS Coaches Poll:  Link

A lot of the information I used in putting this together came courtesy of Matt Sarzyniak’s alarmingly comprehensive and completely indispensable website College Sports on TV, a must-bookmark for any fan of college sports.  Also to be credited, as always, are the indefatigable information gatherers (and in some cases sports-TV savants) at the 506.com.  I am also assisted on occasion by helpful athletic media relations officials at various schools and conferences.

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 8

This is a list of every game played during week 8 of the college football season involving at least one FBS or FCS school.  All games are listed, televised or not.  For the televised games (only live broadcasts are listed), I include the announcers and sideline analysts/reporters (where applicable).  I put all of it on a Google Documents spreadsheet that can be accessed at the following link:

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 8

Additional notes:

— I include ESPN3.com games; they are denoted as “ESPN3”.

— I’ve listed the satellite affiliates for the SEC Network “national” game of the week (Arkansas-Mississippi) in a comment on the document.  There are numerous local affiliates, a listing of which can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the ACC Network “national” game of the week (Wake Forest-Duke) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Big East Network game of the week (Cincinnati-South Florida) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Southland TV game of the week (Central Arkansas-Lamar) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the SoCon Network game of the week (Chattanooga-Elon) can be found here:  Link

— Affiliates for the Montana Television Network (televising Montana-Northern Arizona, which is also being broadcast by Universityhouse) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the WAC Network game of the week (Fresno State-Nevada) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the MAC Network game of the week (Northern Illinois-Buffalo) can be found here:  Link

— Also listed on the document in comments are the regional nets carrying the following games:  Kansas State-Kansas, Oregon-Colorado, Tulsa-Rice, Boston College-Virginia Tech, and Oregon State-Washington State.

— There are comments in the document with additional information for several other games.

— ABC/ESPN2/GamePlan coverage maps for the 3:30 pm ET games (Nebraska-Minnesota, Maryland-Florida State, Texas A&M-Iowa State) and the ABC/GamePlan coverage maps for the 8:00 pm ET games (Texas Tech-Oklahoma, Washington-Stanford):  Link

— BTN (formerly Big Ten Network) “gamefinder”:  Link

— BCS Standings:  Link

— FCS Coaches Poll:  Link

A lot of the information I used in putting this together came courtesy of Matt Sarzyniak’s alarmingly comprehensive and completely indispensable website College Sports on TV, a must-bookmark for any fan of college sports.  Also to be credited, as always, are the indefatigable information gatherers (and in some cases sports-TV savants) at the 506.com.  I am also assisted on occasion by helpful athletic media relations officials at various schools and conferences.

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 7

This is a list of every game played during week 7 of the college football season involving at least one FBS or FCS school.  All games are listed, televised or not.  For the televised games (only live broadcasts are listed), I include the announcers and sideline analysts/reporters (where applicable).  I put all of it on a Google Documents spreadsheet that can be accessed at the following link:

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 7

Additional notes:

— I include ESPN3.com games; they are denoted as “ESPN3”.

— I’ve listed the satellite affiliates for the SEC Network “national” game of the week (South Carolina-Mississippi State) in a comment on the document.  There are numerous local affiliates, a listing of which can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the ACC Network “national” game of the week (Miami-North Carolina) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Big East Network game of the week (Louisville-Cincinnati) can be found here:  [link when available]

— The local affiliates for the Southland TV game of the week (McNeese State-Central Arkansas) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the SoCon Network game of the week (Furman-Georgia Southern) can be found here:  Link

— Affiliates for the Montana Television Network (televising Portland State-Montana, which is also being broadcast by CSN-Northwest) can be found here:  Link

— Also listed on the document in comments are the regional nets carrying the following games:  Florida State-Duke, Georgia-Vanderbilt, Central Florida-SMU, and Kansas State-Texas Tech.

— There are comments in the document with additional information for several other games.

— ABC/ESPN/GamePlan coverage maps for the 3:30 pm ET games (Oklahoma State-Texas, Ohio State-Illinois):  Link

— BTN (formerly Big Ten Network) “gamefinder”:  Link

— Associated Press Poll:  Link

— FCS Coaches Poll:  Link

A lot of the information I used in putting this together came courtesy of Matt Sarzyniak’s alarmingly comprehensive and completely indispensable website College Sports on TV, a must-bookmark for any fan of college sports.  Also to be credited, as always, are the indefatigable information gatherers (and in some cases sports-TV savants) at the 506.com.  I am also assisted on occasion by helpful athletic media relations officials at various schools and conferences.

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 6

This is a list of every game played during week 6 of the college football season involving at least one FBS or FCS school.  All games are listed, televised or not.  For the televised games (only live broadcasts are listed), I include the announcers and sideline analysts/reporters (where applicable).  I put all of it on a Google Documents spreadsheet that can be accessed at the following link:

College Football TV Listings 2011, Week 6

Additional notes:

— I include ESPN3.com games; they are denoted as “ESPN3”.

— I’ve listed the satellite affiliates for the SEC Network “national” game of the week (Kentucky-South Carolina) in a comment on the document.  There are numerous local affiliates, a listing of which can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the ACC Network “national” game of the week (Florida State-Wake Forest) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Big East Network game of the week (Connecticut-West Virginia) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the Southland TV game of the week (Sam Houston State-Stephen F. Austin) can be found here:  Link

— The local affiliates for the SoCon Network game of the week (Chattanooga-Appalachian State) can be found here:  Link

— Affiliates for the Montana Television Network (televising Montana-Idaho State) can be found here:  Link

— Also listed on the document in comments are the regional nets carrying the following games:  Mississippi State-UAB, Boston College-Clemson, Arizona State-Utah, Iowa State-Baylor, and Washington State-UCLA.

— There are comments in the document with additional information for several other games.

— ABC/ESPN/GamePlan coverage maps for the 3:30 pm ET games (Iowa-Penn State, Miami (FL)-Virginia Tech, Missouri-Kansas State):  Link

This week, Iowa-Penn State will be available nationally on either ABC or ESPN as the primary “reverse mirror” game.  Depending on where you live, Miami (FL)-Virginia Tech and Missouri-Kansas State will only be available for television viewing via GamePlan (all three games will be on ESPN3.com).

— BTN (formerly Big Ten Network) “gamefinder”:  Link

— Associated Press Poll:  Link

— FCS Coaches Poll:  Link

A lot of the information I used in putting this together came courtesy of Matt Sarzyniak’s alarmingly comprehensive and completely indispensable website College Sports on TV, a must-bookmark for any fan of college sports.  Also to be credited, as always, are the indefatigable information gatherers (and in some cases sports-TV savants) at the 506.com.  I am also assisted on occasion by helpful athletic media relations officials at various schools and conferences.

College Football TV Listings, Week 13

This list actually includes all games involving FBS or FCS schools, whether televised or not.  For the TV games, I also list the broadcast announcers and sideline reporters.  There are usually a couple of games (often local telecasts involving FCS teams) where gathering information on announcers and sideline reporters can be difficult.  I usually get all the information on the announcing teams before the weekend begins, however.

This holiday week is a shortened slate, of course, although it does include the FCS playoff matchups.

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 13

Additional notes:

ABC/ESPN 3:30 pm ET and 8:00 pm ET coverage maps:  Link

  • ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of Mississippi-Mississippi State can be seen on CSN-California, MSG, CSN-Washington+, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Raycom affiliates for Wake Forest-Duke are listed here:  Link
  • ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of Syracuse-Connecticut can be seen on SNY, MASN, CST, Altitude, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • ERT-WAC syndication coverage of Utah State-Idaho can be seen MASN, Altitude, ESPN GamePlan, and on local affiliates listed here:  Link

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.

College Football TV Listings, Week 12

This list actually includes all games involving FBS or FCS schools, whether televised or not.  For the TV games, I also list the broadcast announcers and sideline reporters.  There are usually one or two games (often local telecasts involving FCS teams) where gathering information on announcers and sideline reporters can be difficult.  I usually get all the information on the announcing teams before the weekend begins, however.

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 12

Additional notes:

ABC/ESPN 3:30 pm ET and 8:00 pm ET coverage maps:  Link

  • This week the SEC Network will have split telecasts.  ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of Mississippi State-Arkansas can be seen on CSN-California, MSG2, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of UT Chattanooga-Alabama can be seen on FSN-Detroit+, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Raycom affiliates for Maryland-Florida State are listed here:  Link
  • ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of Syracuse-Louisville can be seen on SNY, MASN, CST, Altitude, Bright House-Tampa, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Southland TV coverage of Nicholls State-Southeastern Louisiana (Thursday) and Central Arkansas-McNeese State (Saturday) can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Montana-Montana State can be seen on Montana News Station affiliates (including flagship station KPAX) and will also be televised nationally on DirecTV and the Dish Network:  Link
  • Youngstown State-North Dakota State will be televised on the North Dakota NBC Network, including KVLY (Fargo, ND), KFYR (Bismarck, ND), KMOT (Minot, ND), KQCD (Dickinson, ND), and KUMV (Williston, ND).

Of the 108 games this weekend involving FBS and FCS schools, 59 of them will be televised live on a local, regional, or national basis.  Of the 53 games featuring FBS squads (including Alabama’s game against UT-Chattanooga of the FCS), 42 will be televised.  Only four games involving teams from BCS leagues will not be on TV — Baylor-Texas A&M, Iowa State-Missouri, Oregon State-Washington State, and Rutgers-Syracuse (although the Big East contest will be on the ESPN360 platform).

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.

College Football Listings, Week 11

This list actually includes all games involving FBS or FCS schools, whether televised or not.  For the TV games, I also list the broadcast announcers and sideline reporters.  There are almost always a few games (often local telecasts involving FCS teams) where gathering information on announcers and sideline reporters can be difficult.  I usually get all the information on the announcing teams before the weekend begins, however.

As I’ve done in previous weeks, I’m using Google Documents in an effort to make the listings more accessible.

College Football TV Listings, Week 11

Additional notes:

ABC/ESPN 3:30 pm ET and 8:00 pm ET coverage maps:  Link

  • ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of Kentucky-Vanderbilt can be seen on CSN-California, MSG2, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Raycom affiliates for Clemson-North Carolina State are listed here:  Link
  • ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of Syracuse-Louisville can be seen on SNY, MASN, CST, Altitude, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Southland TV coverage of McNeese State-Texas State can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link

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.

College Football Listings, Week 10

This list actually includes all games involving FBS or FCS schools, whether a game is televised or not.  For the TV games, I also list the broadcast announcers and sideline reporters.  There are always a few games (often local telecasts involving FCS schools) where gathering information on game announcers and sideline reporters can be difficult.  I usually get all the information on the announcing teams before the weekend begins, however. 

As I’ve done in previous weeks, I’m using Google Documents in an effort to make the listings more accessible.

College Football TV Listings, Week 10

Additional notes:

ABC/ESPN 3:30 pm ET and 8:00 pm ET coverage maps:  Link

  • ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of South Carolina-Arkansas can be seen on CSN-California, MSG, FSN-Detroit, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Raycom affiliates for Virginia-Miami (FL) are listed here:  Link
  • ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of Louisville-West Virginia can be seen on SNY, MASN, CST, Altitude, Bright House, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Southland TV coverage of Texas State-Central Arkansas can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • There will be two sideline reporters (not listed on the spreadsheet linked above) for Washington-UCLA, Brooke Olzendam and Courtney Jones.

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.

College Football TV Listings (2009), Week 9

This list actually includes every game involving an FBS or FCS school, whether a game is televised or not.  For the TV games, I also list the broadcast announcers and sideline reporters.  There are always a few games (often local telecasts) where gathering information on game announcers and sideline reporters can be difficult.  I usually get all the information on the announcing teams by the time the weekend rolls around, however.

As I’ve done in previous weeks, I’m using Google Documents in an effort to make the listings more accessible.

College Football TV Listings, Week 9

Additional notes:

ABC/ESPN 3:30 pm ET and 8:00 pm ET coverage maps:  Link

  • ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of Mississippi-Auburn can be seen on CSN-California, MSG, FSN-Detroit, CSN-Washington+, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Raycom affiliates for North Carolina State-Florida State are listed here:  Link
  • ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of Rutgers-Connecticut can be seen on SNY, MASN, CST, Altitude, Bright House, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • ERT-MAC (MAC regional syndication) coverage of Akron-Northern Illinois can be seen on ESPN GamePlan and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • ERT-WAC (WAC regional syndication) coverage of Lousiana Tech-Idaho can be seen on MASN, Altitude 2, ESPN GamePlan and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Southland TV coverage of Northwestern State-Sam Houston State can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link

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.