2014 Football Schedule

[Houston Techsan]

I think that the OU or Auburn game will be on National TV. Probably the OU game on one of the FOX channels.

[PawDawg]

"National TV" is such a relative term these days. Not many non-Sunbelt games are non-televised. JMO, but "National TV" includes...

ABC
NBC
CBS
FOX
ESPN, 2, or U
FOX Sports 1
CBSS

Regional coverage should not be considered "National TV", but even CSS is considered by most to be "National".

I believe OSU, Auburn, LaLaff, and UNT will be televised on real TV (not streamed only)

[Dirtydawg]

"National TV" is such a relative term these days. Not many non-Sunbelt games are non-televised. JMO, but "National TV" includes...

ABC
NBC
CBS
FOX
ESPN, 2, or U
FOX Sports 1
CBSS

Regional coverage should not be considered "National TV", but even CSS is considered by most to be "National".

I believe OSU, Auburn, LaLaff, and UNT will be televised on real TV (not streamed only)

I don't know that I'd agree about CBSS. Not all providers carry it. I know my mom and dad have tried to watch our basketball games when they've televised, but Cox in Baton Rouge doesn't carry. Or is it CBSSN?

[PawDawg]

I don't know that I'd agree about CBSS. Not all providers carry it. I know my mom and dad have tried to watch our basketball games when they've televised, but Cox in Baton Rouge doesn't carry. Or is it CBSSN?

IF you have it, it is not regional coverage. Not everybody has ESPNU, but it is national coverage. Many people with Direct TV don't have the 4 major networks available.

[Dawg06]

CSS should never be considered national. CSS is the definition of a regional network: regional distribution and regional content. The last distribution figure I saw for CSS was only 10 million, and its content is regionalized to the southeast.

CBS Sports Network is definitely national TV. The last update I saw in October had CBS Sports Network with a distribution of 53 million homes with availability to 96 million (almost everybody with cable/satellite/iptv/etc) if they upgrade their package, and its coverage is nationwide.

The national sports networks that broadcast college sports are:
- ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC (broadcast networks)
- ESPN (98.3 million)
- ESPN2 (98.3 million)
- Fox Sports 1 (90 million)
- NBCSN (77.7 million)
- ESPNews (74.7 million)
- ESPNU (74.4 million)
- CBS Sports Network (53 million)
- Big Ten Network (52 million)
- Fox Sports 2 (40 million)
- Pac-12 Networks (30 million pre-deal with U-verse)

[KSDAWG]

I like having games on FS1 but prefer the coverage of CBS sports. That being said I'll take any coverage I can get.

[Dawgpix]

I like having games on FS1 but prefer the coverage of CBS sports. That being said I'll take any coverage I can get.

The only thing I (don't) miss about the ESPN family of channels are the funky days and start times to which we were relegated.

[sportdawg]

I think the OU game will be PPV based on their previous history.

[CT3789]

I think the OU game will be PPV based on their previous history.

Right, generally our first game of the year is PPV. I hope not but that'd be my guess.

[GermDawg]

Hi.......
This is the most unappealing home football schedule I've seen in some time.

[HogDawg]

So the first 4 out of 5 games are ON THE ROAD. And some of them are in VERY BIG houses (OU, Auburn, etc..)

Honest question: Do people in leadership at LA Tech just sit around TRYING to think of ways to screw up our football seasons???

[70TECHGRAD]

So the first 4 out of 5 games are ON THE ROAD. And some of them are in VERY BIG houses (OU, Auburn, etc..)

Honest question: Do people in leadership at LA Tech just sit around TRYING to think of ways to screw up our football seasons???

Nope...the reason it happens....is because they DON'T think!!!!

[Dwayne From Minden]

Parting gift from ole Brucie

[T1]

I heard that UNT game is moving to Thursday night for TV

[Goose]

I heard that UNT game is moving to Thursday night for TV

You heard right. Sept. 11th.