Other Sports Why does ESPN...

sedated · 11-24-2009, 09:34 PM

...constantly F up their broadcast times?

they have an early game (usually 7pm) and a late game (usually 9pm).

95% of the time, the early game runs 15-30 minutes over, leaving all of america missing a big chunk of the late game, which, by the way, is typically the best game.

I tune into Texas/Pitt hopps tonight, at 9pm, and to my surprise I see that the 4th quater just started in some worthless Ball St/Western Michigan football game. That means it is quite likely ESPN won't show the majority of the first half of Texas/Pitt. If it s blow-out, its not even worth showing at all.

Big 12/KU fans are more than aware of this. Every "big monday" we are left wondering what is going on in our game as we watch Big East teams foul/timeout/foul/timeout/foul/timeout...

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11-24-2009, 09:34 PM	Topic Starter
sedated Like I woke up in Wonderland.. Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: KCMO Casino cash: $936558	Why does ESPN... ...constantly F up their broadcast times? they have an early game (usually 7pm) and a late game (usually 9pm). 95% of the time, the early game runs 15-30 minutes over, leaving all of america missing a big chunk of the late game, which, by the way, is typically the best game. I tune into Texas/Pitt hopps tonight, at 9pm, and to my surprise I see that the 4th quater just started in some worthless Ball St/Western Michigan football game. That means it is quite likely ESPN won't show the majority of the first half of Texas/Pitt. If it s blow-out, its not even worth showing at all. Big 12/KU fans are more than aware of this. Every "big monday" we are left wondering what is going on in our game as we watch Big East teams foul/timeout/foul/timeout/foul/timeout... end rant.
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