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.

College Football TV Listings, Week 8

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 where gathering information on game announcers 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 8

Additional notes:

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

  • ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of Arkansas-Mississippi can be seen on CSN-California, MSG, FSN-Detroit+, Comcast Network, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Raycom affiliates for Georgia Tech-Virginia are listed here:  Link
  • ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of South Florida-Pittsburgh can be seen on SNY, MASN, CST, Altitude, ESPN GamePlan, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • ERT-WAC (WAC regional syndication) coverage of Louisiana Tech-Utah State can be seen on ESPN GamePlan and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Southland TV coverage of Southeastern Louisiana-McNeese State can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Idaho-Nevada will be televised on ESPN GamePlan and the Go Vandals Network, with local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • UCLA-Arizona will be televised on FCS-Pacific, FSN-Northwest, FSN-Arizona, and PrimeTicket.
  • ULM-Kentucky will be part of the ESPN GamePlan package and will be televised on FSN-Florida, FSN-Wisconsin, FSN-Southwest, FSN-Rocky Mountain, and Sun Sports.
  • Maryland-Duke is the lone “ESPN360 only” game this week.

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 4

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 include the broadcast announcers and sideline reporters.  There are always a few games (usually involving locally-produced telecasts of FCS schools) where gathering information on game announcers is problematic.  I usually get almost all the information on the announcing teams eventually, 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 4

— ABC 3:30 pm ET coverage map:  Link

— Areas picking up the Miami-Virginia Tech game on ESPN (as opposed to ABC) will not receive the game in HD.

Additional notes:

  • ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of LSU-Mississippi State can be seen on FSN-Detroit, CSN-California, MSG, and  local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Raycom affiliates for North Carolina-Georgia Tech are listed here:  Link
  • Southland TV (Southland Conference Network) coverage of Texas Southern-Texas State can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of Fresno State-Cincinnati can be seen on SNY, CST, ALT, and local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • ERT-MAC (MAC regional syndication) coverage of Buffalo-Temple can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link
  • Ball State-Auburn can be seen on FSN-South, Sun Sports, FSN-Southwest, and FSN-Midwest.
  • James Madison-Liberty can be seen on the following local affiliates:  WTLU (VA), WRTV (VA), WGGN (OH), KCFT (AK), WAAY (AL), WBGR (ME), WWMB (SC), WPDE (SC), and WHSV (VA).
  • Boise State-Bowling Green will be carried by KTVB in Idaho and the Bowling Green Sports Network (BGSN).  I have listed the Boise State announcers on my spreadsheet, but BGSN will apparently have its own set of announcers, Greg Franke and Tom Cole.

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 3

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 include the broadcast announcers and sideline reporters.  There are always a few games (usually involving locally-produced telecasts of FCS schools) where gathering information on game announcers is problematic.  I usually get almost all the information on the announcing teams eventually, 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 3

Additional notes:

ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of North Texas-Alabama can be seen on CSN-Bay Area, FSN-Detroit, CSN-Washington, MSG, CSN-Philly, and  local affiliates listed here:  Link

Raycom affiliates for Boston College-Clemson are listed here:  Link

Southland TV (Southland Conference Network) coverage of North Dakota-Northwestern State can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link

Rhode Island-Massachusetts can be seen on CSN Washington, CSN New England, and CSN Philadelphia.

Southeastern Louisiana-Mississippi can be seen on Cox Sports TV, CSN Philadelphia, CSN Northwest, and CSS.

Coverage maps for the ABC 3:30 pm ET games:  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 1

This is a bit of an experiment.  I’m using Google Documents in an effort to make the listings more accessible.  Feedback is welcomed.

College Football TV Listings, Week 1

Additional notes:

ERT-BE (Big East Network) coverage of Liberty-West Virginia can be seen on SNY, CST, Altitude, and several local affiliates in West Virginia.

ERT-SEC (SEC Network) coverage of Western Kentucky-Tennessee can be seen on CSN-Bay Area, CSN-Washington, MSG, CSN-Philly, and  local affiliates listed here:  Link

Southland TV (Southland Conference Network) coverage of Western Illinois-Sam Houston State can be seen on local affiliates listed here:  Link

ABC coverage map:  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.

I also appreciate responses to queries on announcers/start times from athletic media relations staffers at the following schools:  Washington State, New Mexico State, Eastern Illinois, and Old Dominion.  Also providing assistance were employees at the Big Ten Network, The Mtn., BCSN, TWCS-CNY, and SWX.