TV what to watch: Thursday January 25, 2007

*** all times pacific; add +3 for eastern ***
*** predictions are not the most likely outcomes ***
*** predictions attempt to catch the randomness of each game ***
*** FSN/FoxCollegeSports games are regionally aligned. YMMV ***
*** by the law of averages, I am bound to have some incorrect listings ***
*** please double-check with your local listings ***


LIVE GAMES!

4pm, Clemson at Duke on ESPN. Geau Tigers! (oops wrong Tigers). Prediction: Duke will win in overtime in a controversial pro-Duke officiated game, as the Zebras take their revenge on the Tigers ;-)

5pm, Charlotte at StLouis on CSTV. Prediction: The home team beats "the fighting bobby lutzes"

6pm, Fresno State at Boise State on CSN. Prediction: Home team wins!

6pm, UCLA at California on FSN/FoxCollegeSports. Prediction: CAL beats the wrestlemania Bruins! Or not...

8pm, USC at Stanford on FSN/FoxCollegeSports. Prediction: The Lopez twins deliver big time in a W.

8pm, Oregon at Washington on regional-FSN/FoxCollegeSports. A must win for the Huskies!. Aaron Brooks was getting a lot of love from Dick Vitale and Jay Bilas but he won't be playing tonight because of the "incident" during last year's Pac10 conference tourney. Prediction: Oregon wins!

930pm, 930am, College gamenight on ESPN, the 30-minute west-coast-bias edition


Repeats/Tape-delayed games

11am, from 1994, California upsets Arizona at McKale, ESPN-Classic

1130am, Arizona State at Arizona, Fox College Sports

11pm, High school basketball game from Wisconsin, not sure if major D1 prospects are appearing, Fox College Sports

7am Friday, 1-hour drive-thru version of the 1994, California upsets Arizona at McKale, ESPN-Classic

11am Friday, from 1993, Indiana at Michigan, ESPN-Classic


Looking forward

Sunday will be the debut of the Rick Pitino "One to One" (or is it "One on One"?) on CSTV. If you miss the original broadcast, it will repeat about a dozen times in the next few weeks.

February 1st will be the debut of this season's Generation Next with Seth Davis on CSTV. It will feature some of the recruiting experts and cover the talent recruits of 2007 and beyond.



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