Once upon a time (such as last year), almost all the NCAA tournament coverage (except for the opening round game and a couple of Pacific-time lunch time games) was through CBS. The plus was you didn't have to remember which channel to watch. The minus was that you only got one game at a time. The internets however saved the day in recent years, as the NCAA made those games available online for free!
Things change in 2011
But starting with the 2011 NCAA Tournament things are changing! On the plus side, every single game is going to be on TV, live and in its entirety. No more screaming at the CBS monkey for showing the wrong game. The negative with this is that the games are going to be on four different channels, CBS, and three cable channels, TBS, TNT and TruTV, which is the artist formerly known as CourtTV. Make sure you find those on your cable or satellite system and check to see if they have HD (high-definition) versions available.
The schedule of the games is also slightly getting adjusted so as to prevent multiple games ending at the same time. This of course is not easy to do, because some games take longer than others, and that's before we consider overtimes.
Changes in announcer teams and studio coverage
Another interesting development is that the announcement and studio teams are merging into a giant "dream team" of basketball broadcasters. On the plus side, we are getting the one and only Charles Barkley in the studio, so we finally have someone who speaks his mind :)
TBS/TNT will also contribute one of the eight announcement teams, with Steve Kerr and Marv "I was wearing ex-girlfriend clothes before it was trendy" Albert. This means one of the eight traditional CBS duos is going to be left out. With Dick Enberg retiring, and Jay Bilas already having a gig at ESPN, Jay Bilas is indeed the odd man out.
Reggie Miller will also be joining in the Kevin Harlan and Dan Bonner duo, which is a big plus. The Ferengi ambassador to Earth was very pleased!
Sadly, still no Marques Johnson, so we have to suffer through games with idiots like Bob Wenzel and the more boring than watching-paint-dry boring duo of Ion Eagle and Jim Spanarkel.
Internet still free
The other good news is that the games will continue to be available for free online, and with computers and broadband getting cheaper infrastructure-wise, we should expect/hope that each year things will be better than previous online years.
TV schedule information around the net
* NCAA.com
* scribd.com with nice graphics showing the blocks of time with games
* Wikipedia
* philly.com
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Sunday, March 06, 2011
2011 NCAA Tournament TV schedule: a mix of CBS, TBS, TNT and TruTV
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
2009 March Madness TV schedule
Hey, it's March Madness time again! Time to use your sick days, "work from home", take a vacation day, or come up with any kind of excuse to stay home or go to your local sports bar and watch the games!
Here is the TV schedule of the post-season play, directly from the broadcasters themselves:
NCAA Tournament
+ National CBS schedule with announcers included
+ Compact national CBS schedule
+ for games available in your region, check your local CBS affiliate
+ online coverage: ncaa.com/mmod
NIT Tournament
+ games on the ESPN family of networks
+ daily ESPN games schedule
+ NIT website
+ online at espn360.com
College Basketball Invitational (CBI)
+ some of the games are available on Mark Cuban's HDNet
+ CBI page
CollegeInsider Tournament (New!)
+ official schedule
+ Yes, there is a new post-season tourney, the CollegeInsider.com post season tournament (CIT). The field is picked by four CollegeInsider.com staffers and 11 well-known coaches, including Lefty of Maryland, Nolan Richardson, Hugh Durham and Jim Phelan.
+ 16 mid-major teams are participating in this, no "BCS" giants!
+ the final will be televised on Fox College Sports on Tuesday March 31st
Friday, February 27, 2009
Championship Week on TV (where to find the games)
Unfortunately this season we do not have the bandwidth to create detailed TV listings, but you can find the schedules at the various TV listing websites and also the websites of various TV channels. ESPN has improved their TV listings this year so it's a lot easier to find stuff. Most games are on the ESPN family of networks, with CBS jumping in during the weekend, and the Pac-10 on FSN (except for the final). CSTV, FoxCollegeSports, and Versus/Comcast usually have some games as well.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Plan your March Madness schedule ahead of time
If you are a hard core March Madness fan-addict, don't leave things to chance! Plan your March Madness ahead of time!
Here is the CBS Sports TV schedule, which includes the remaining games of the regular season, the conference tourney coverage, and of course their NCAA Tournament coverage which officially begins at 6pm eastern on Sunday March 15, 2009. A day we all love, Selection Sunday!
And while ESPN has no March Madness (except for the opening round game), they have plenty of games until the tourney begins. And they have finally cleaned up their TV schedule website, you can get very detailed day by day details of which games are available where. They (obviously) only list the ESPN family of networks, which pretty much covers most of the college hoops shown on TV.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Watch Duke losing to Wake again on ESPN Classic: 5pm eastern on Thursday
If you can't get enough of the Wake Forest win over Duke, tune to ESPN Classic today (Thursday) at 5pm eastern for an instant-classic repeat. But if you can't wait, you can also watch it for free online at ESPN360.com, available in different screen-sizes and even different screen aspect-ratios (16:9 or 4:3).
Sunday, June 22, 2008
2008 NBA Draft TV schedule!
And we are back after a March Madness burnout break! We start with a comprehensive NBA Draft TV schedule. Not only will the ESPN family of networks be having wall to wall draft coverage but also NBA-TV, which is of course the multimedia outlet of David Stern's little cult ;-)
Note that all times mentioned here are pacific time! Add +3 for Eastern time and adjust accordingly depending on your timezone. See TimeAndDate.com for more time-related details.
Sunday June 22 (all times pacific)
+Starting at 9am pacific and going on throughout the week, NBA-TV will be having classic NBA Draft recap specials, starting with 1991 (Larry Johnson, Kenny Anderson, Mutombo), and continuing with 1992 (Shaq, Zo, Whining slugface Laettner, Latrell "I love PJ but can't feed my kids on 10 mil per year" Sprewell), and 1993 (C-Web, Penny, Van Brickxel, JR Rider, etc). Check NBA-TV for complete listings. These repeat multiple times, so you have to try hard in order to miss them ;-)
Monday June 23 (all times pacific)
+11am: SportsCenter NBA Draft Special, ESPN
+5pm, 9pm, 1230am: NBA Draft Preview Show (2 hours long), NBA-TV
+7pm: SportsCenter NBA Draft Special, ESPN2
Tuesday June 24 (all times pacific)
+4am, 9am, 1pm, 6pm, 10pm: NBA Draft Preview Show (2 hours long), NBA-TV
+1030am: SportsCenter NBA Draft Special, ESPN
+430pm: SportsCenter NBA Draft Special, ESPN2
+8pm: Destination NBA Draft, ESPN2
Wednesday June 25 (all times pacific)
+1030am: SportsCenter NBA Draft Special, ESPN
+12pm, 3pm, 7pm, 10pm, 2am: NBA Draft Preview Show (2 hours long), NBA-TV
+7pm: NBA Draft Preview, ESPN
Thursday June 26 DRAFT DAY (all times pacific)
+7am, 2pm: NBA Draft Preview Show (2 hours long), NBA-TV
+4pm: NBA Draft Preview, ESPN
+430pm: NBA DRAFT LIVE from MSG, ESPN
+6pm: NBA TV LIVE draft coverage, NBA-TV
+12am: NBA Draft repeat, ESPN
Friday June 27 morning after (all times pacific)
+9am, 4pm, 1am: NBA Draft repeat, NBA-TV
+11am: Bucks Live on Fox College Sports (recap of Milwaukee Bucks Draft day)
+3pm, 7pm, 11pm: Destination NBA Draft, NBA-TV (repeats Saturday and Sunday as well)
On-Demand Schedule
+NBA-TV is offering 20+ player profiles and team-by-team analysis On-Demand. The full content is available to digital cable subscribes who have a sports package that includes NBA-TV or the NBA pay per view package. Some On-Demand cable systems may also offer some of this content for free, check in the section that is frequently updated with new and seasonal content in your on-demand menu
Monday, March 24, 2008
2008 March Madness TV Listings
If you enjoyed our regular season TV listings, and our 2007 March Madness TV listings, you will be thrilled by our 2008 March Madness TV listings!
2008 NCAA Tournament TV listings
The National NCAA tourney TV listings were just published (March 17) at CBS Sports. The tourney games will be on CBS, CBS-HD, and CSTV (now CBS College Sports).
The play-in (cough cough opening round game) tips off on Tuesday night on ESPN and ESPN-HD, and squares off Mount Saint Mary's with Coppin State, the team with the 20 losses.
The CBS studio hosts will be the same as before (Seth Davis, Bryan Gumbel and Clark Kellogg), and the eight announcer teams are the usual faces, but with one addition. Youngster Carter Blackburn of CSTV will be "trained" by Dick Enberg (old enough to be his great grandpa) and Jay Bilas (tall enough to be his grandpa).
Action begins on Thursday at 9am pacific (noon eastern), and CBS decided to start things off with an intriguing game, Xavier facing off the Georgia Bulldogs, aka the Georgia Miracles!
You can also watch games live or repeats on your computer for FREE at NCAA.com. This is what they call March Madness On-Demand. They also have a "video library" of previous games and events. Or so they claim ;-)
The 2008 NIT TV listings
The TV listings are embedded in the brackets at the NIT website (embedded PDF file). Direct link to the PDF file right here (PDF file). Every single NIT game (31 total) will be carried by the ESPN family of networks, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, and ESPN Classic.
For more details on the NIT tourney, check the NIT website.
The inaugural CBI TV listings
The games are available online and at Fox College Sports. Details here. Action tips off on Tuesday March 18, 2008 with two games, and continues on Wednesday with two more games. We are not sure which games will be available on local channels or regional FSNs.
Detailed daily TV listings
(ALL TIMES PACIFIC)Monday March 17, 2008
6pm, Black Magic Part #2, ESPN (commercial free; will re-air on ESPN Classic later on)
730pm, College Gamenight, ESPN2
9pm: ESPNU Inside the Polls, ESPN2
Midnight: CLASSIC, 1993 Arizona vs Kentucky, in the Maui, ESPN Classic
various time: Debut of College Sports Tonight on CSTV (CBS-CS). This is a daily one-hour show that recaps the world of college sports. Think of it as SportsCenter for college sports but not by ESPN.
Tuesday March 18, 2008
11am, 1987 NCAA Final: Syracuse vs Indiana, ESPN Classic
12pm, repeat: P10 tourney: Arizona vs Oregon State, Fox College Sports
1pm, 1998 NCAA Final: Texas vs Oklahoma, ESPN Classic
130pm, repeat: 2008 SEC tourney final, Georgia vs Arkansas, the miracle, CSTV (aka CBS College Sports)
4pm, NIT game: UNC Asheville at Ohio State, ESPN2 (7'7" giant Kenny George visits Value City arena)
4pm, 11pm, CBI game: Richmond at Virginia, Fox College Sports
430pm, NCAA Opening Round: Mount St Mary's vs Coppin State, ESPN
6pm, NIT game: Oklahoma State at Southern Illinois, ESPN2
6pm, NIT game: Akron at Florida State, ESPN Classic
6pm, 1am, CBI game: Houston at Nevada, Fox College Sports
630pm, NIT game: Minnesota at Maryland, ESPN
630pm, 1130pm, NAIA D2 tourney final, CSTV (CBSCS)
8pm, NIT game: Alabama State at Arizona State, ESPN2
Wedn March 19, 2008
Pregame press conferences on ESPN News throughout the day!
midnight: Classic: 1987 TipOff classic: UNC vs Syracuse, ESPN Classic
10am: CLASSIC 1966 NCAA Final: Texas Western vs Kentucky, ESPN Classic
11am: CLASSIC 1989 NCAA Final: Seton Hall vs Michigan, ESPN Classic
1pm: CLASSIC 1990 NCAA final: UNLV vs Duke, ESPN Classic
1pm: March Madness Central (3 hours), CSTV (CBS CS)
4pm: NIT UAB at VCU, ESPN2
4pm: NIT Morgan State at Virginia Tech, ESPN Classic
4pm: CBI Cincinnati at Bradley, Fox College Sports
6pm: CBI Valpo at Washington, Fox College Sports
6pm: NIT Charlotte at Nebraska, ESPN Classic
6pm: NIT San Diego State at Florida, ESPN2
8pm: NIT New Mexico at California, ESPN2
Thur March 20, 2008
*** check local CBS station for listings in your area ***
*** all times pacific ***
7am to 9am: SportsCenterU, ESPN
9am to 2pm: NCAA Tournament begins!, CBS, National schedule
9am to 145pm: March Madness Central on CSTV (CBS CS)
11am to 1pm: Tourney Gameday, ESPN2
145pm, 1am: NCAA tourney from Anaheim: Cornell vs Stanford, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
4pm to 10pm: NCAA Tournament afternoon session, CBS
4pm to 10pm: March Madness Central on CSTV (CBS CS)
All night: March Madness Highlights (one hour long), CSTV (CBS CS)
9pm: NIT Second round: Southern Illinois at Arizona State, ESPN2 (first one to 39 wins!)
Fri March 21, 2008
*** check local CBS station for listings in your area ***
7am to 9am: SportsCenterU, ESPN
9am to 2pm: NCAA Tournament Round 1 Day 2!, CBS, National schedule
9am: NCAA Tourney, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
11am to 230pm: College Gameday, ESPN
2pm, 1am: NCAA tourney from Anaheim, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
4pm to 10pm: NCAA Tournament afternoon session, CBS
1am: NCAA tourney repeat, CSTV
Sat March 22, 2008
*** check local CBS for your area ***
*** all times pacific ***
9am: NIT round 2: Akron at UMass
10am: Road to the Final Four, CBS
11am: NCAA Round 2 Day 1, four games [1-2-2-3], CBS, National schedule.
11am: WEST VIRGINIA vs Duke, CBS
120pm: Kansas State vs Wisconsin or Xavier vs Purdue, CBS
340pm or so: Notre Dame vs Washington State, or Marquette vs Stanford or UNLV vs Kansas, CBS
6pm or so: Pitt vs Michigan State or Texas A&M vs UCLA, CBS
9pm: Gameday on ESPN (1 hour long)
Sun March 23, 2008
*** check local CBS for your area ***
*** all times pacific ***
6am: Game of the week repeat: NIT, Rhode Island at Creighton, ESPN Classic
630am, Outside the Lines: Pat Summitt vs Geno Auriemma, The Drama, ESPN. Video preview.
9am, NCAA Round 2 Day 2, three games, CBS, [1-4-3], National schedule.
910am: Siena vs Villanova
1120am or so: Miami vs Texas or Bulter vs Tennessee or Davidson vs Georgetown or Western Kentucky vs San Diego
130pm or so: Miss State vs Memphis, or Oklahoma vs Louisville or Arkansas vs North Carolina
9pm: Gameday on ESPN (1 hour long)
All Nite: March Madness Highlights, CSTV (CBS CS)
Mon March 24, 2008
*** good news, NCAA games repeating on CSTV! ***
9am: Three NCAA game tourney repeats, CSTV (CBS College Sports). That's right, if you missed any games or your local CBS kept switching out, you can watch them in a full two-hour edit window!
9am: full-game repeat: BELMONT vs Duke, CSTV (CBS CS)
11am: full-game repeat: UConn vs San Diego, CSTV
1pm: full-game repeat: Drake vs Western Kentucky, CSTV
11am: Two Classic NCAA Tournament Finals on ESPN Classic
11am: 1991 NCAA Final Duke vs
1pm: 1993 NCAA Final Michigan vs North Carolina, ESPN Timeout Classic
4pm: NIT game, ESPN
4pm: CBI game: ODU at Virginia, Fox College Sports, CBI schedule
6pm: NIT game, ESPN
6pm: CBI game: Utah at Tulsa, Fox College Sports
920pm: College Gameday, ESPN (20 minutes)
1am: full game repeat, not sure which one, CSTV
Tue March 25, 2008
9am: three full NCAA Tourney game repeats: UConn vs San Diego, Drake vs Western Kentucky (2.5 hours long), and Davidson vs Gonzaga, CSTV
11am: Two Classic NCAA Tournament Finals, 1994 Arkansas vs Duke, and 1995 UCLA vs Arkanas, on ESPN Classic
230pm: March Madness College Coaches, FSN
4pm: NIT game, ESPN2
6pm: NIT game, ESPN2
Wedn March 26, 2008
8am: Three repeats of full NCAA games: Davidson vs Gonzaga, Butler vs Tennessee, and Xavier vs Purdue, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
1020am: Gameday repeat (20 minutes), ESPN
2pm: March Madness Central (2 hours long), CSTV (CBS College Sports)
4pm: CBI semifinal #1, Fox College Sports
4pm: NIT Quarterfinal, ESPN
5pm: NCAA repeat: Texas A&M vs UCLA slugfest, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
6pm: CBI semifinal #2, Fox College Sports
6pm: NIT Quarterfinal, ESPN
630pm, 2008 McDonalds All American Game, ESPN. Preview at Recruiting Wars.
8pm: NCAA repeat: Xavier vs Purdue, CSTV
11pm: NCAA repeat: Butler vs Tennessee, CSTV
Thur March 27, 2008
8am: NCAA repeats: Butler vs Tennessee, Xavier vs Purdue, Stanford vs Marquette, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
2pm: March Madness Central (1 hour), CSTV
3pm: NCAA Division 2 tourney, semifinals (two games), CSTV
4pm: NCAA Tourney, Sweet 16 Day 1, CBS National sked.
4pm: Washington State vs North Carolina or, West Virginia vs Xavier
(around) 630pm: Louisville vs Tennessee, or, Western Kentucky vs UCLA
10pm: College Gameday, ESPN
1130pm: NCAA repeat: Stanford vs Marquette, CSTV
Fri March 28, 2008
8am: NCAA repeats: UCLA vs Texas A&M, Memphis vs Mississippi State, Davidson vs Georgetown, CSTV
10am: College Gameday, ESPN
2pm: March Madness Central (2 hours), CSTV
4pm: March Madness Central (5.5 hours), CSTV
4pm: NCAA Tourney, Sweet 16 Day 2, CBS National sked.
4pm: Stanford vs Texas, or, Davidson vs Wisconsin
(around 630pm: Villanova vs Kansas, or, Memphis vs Michigan State
10pm: College Gameday, ESPN
1130pm: NCAA repeat: Davidson vs Georgetown, CSTV
Sat March 29, 2008
*** all times pacific ***
*** Elite 8, Day 1, CBS (two games) ***
1130am: March Madness Central (30 minutes), CSTV
1130am: Division 2 final, CBS
2pm: Road to the Final Four (90 minutes), CBS
330pm: NCAA Tourney Elite 8 Game #1: Xavier us UCLA, CBS
around 6pm: NCAA Tourney Elite 8 Game #2: Louisville vs North Carolina, CBS
430pm: March Madness Central (3.5 hours), CSTV
9pm: College Gameday, ESPN
Sun March 30, 2008
*** all times pacific ***
*** Elite 8, Day 2, CBS (two games) ***
10am: License to Thrive, Title 9 at 35, ESPN2
11am: March Madness Central (5 hours), CSTV
11am: NCAA Tourney Elite 8 Game #1, Memphis vs Texas WOW!
around 130pm: NCAA Tourney Elite 8 Game #2, Kansas vs Davidson, Go Cinderella!
930pm: College Gameday, ESPN
Mon March 31, 2008
9am: various NCAA repeats, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
5pm: CBI Playoff Final (Best of 3, game #1), Bradley at Tulsa, Fox College sports. Meet the 7-footer Jerome Jordan of Tulsa!
Tue April 1, 2008
4pm: NIT semifinal #1, UMass vs Florida, ESPN2
630pm: NIT Semifinal #2, Ohio State vs Ole Miss, ESPN2
Wedn April 2, 2008
5pm: CBI Playoff Final (Best of 3, game #2), Tulsa at Bradley, Fox College sports
Thur April 3, 2008
4pm: NIT final, UMass vs Ohio State, ESPN
6pm, midnight: College Basketball Skillz (2 hours), ESPN
Fri April 4, 2008
** all times pacific in this post **
10am, 130pm, NCAA Final Four Practices live on CSTV
12pm: tape-delayed McDonalds All-American Girls Game, ESPN2
5pm: CBI Playoff Final (Best of 3, game #3), Bradley at Tulsa, Fox College sports.
Sat April 5, 2008
*** all times pacific in this post ***
9am, Gameday from the Final Four, ESPN
11am, Coast to Coast Basketball (season recap), CBS
11am, Memphis 24/7 All Access (30 minutes recap), CSTV (CBS College Sports) (repeats many times)
1130pm, March Madness Central, CSTV
12pm, Coaches All America Team, CBS
1230pm, Road (Outside the games), CBS (David Stern and Myles Brand talk NBA Draft)
1pm, The Final Two Show, CBS
2pm, Dick Vitale's All American Team, ABC
3pm, UCLA VS MEMPHIS, CBS
540pm, NORTH CAROLINA VS KANSAS, CBS
Sun April 6, 2008
morning, Best Dunkers, CBS
Mon April 7, 2008
*** all times pacific ***
11am, Dick Vitale's All American Team, ESPN or ESPN2
5pm, Pregame show, CSTV (CBS College Sports)
6pm, NCAA TOURNAMENT FINAL, CBS
Tue April 8, 2008
Where did the season go???
More coming later on
*** all times in this post are PACIFIC, unless otherwise indicated ***
Thursday, February 21, 2008
2007-2008 College Hoops TV Guide March 2008
Welcome to our March 2008 college hoops TV listings! We also have the:
* 2008 March Madness TV listings
* February 2008 college hoops TV listings
* January 2008 college hoops TV listings
* December 2007 college hoops TV listings
* November 2007 college hoops TV listings.
* All times mentioned here are Pacific Time
Saturday March 1, 2008
Sunday March 2, 2008
Monday March 3, 2008
Tuesday March 4, 2008
Wedn March 5, 2008
Thur March 6, 2008
Fri March 7, 2008
Sat March 8, 2008
Sun March 8, 2008
Monday March 10
Tuesday March 11
Wedn March 12 - things starting to GO CRAZY!
Thur March 13
Fri March 14
Sat March 15
Sun March 16
2007-2008 College Hoops TV Guide February 2008
Welcome to our February 2008 college hoops TV listings! We also have the:
* March 2008 college basketball TV listings
* January 2008 college hoops TV listings
* December 2007 college hoops TV listings
* November 2007 college hoops TV listings.
* All times mentioned here are Pacific Time
Friday February 1, 2008
Sat February 2, 2008
Relive your favorite 2007 NCAA Tournament games
Sun February 3, 2008 - SuperBowl Sunday - the soccer championship game :)
Mon February 4, 2008
Tue February 5, 2008 - Super Tuesday, vote early and often!
Wedn February 6, 2008
Thur February 7, 2008
Fri February 8, 2008
Sat February 9, 2008
Sun February 10, 2008
Mon February 11, 2008
Tue February 12, 2008
Wedn February 13, 2008
Thur February 14, 2008
Fri February 15, 2008
Sat February 16, 2008
Sun February 17, 2008
Mon February 18, 2008
Tue February 19, 2008
Wedn February 20, 2008
Thur February 21, 2008
Fri February 22, 2008
Sat February 23, 2008 - Bracket Buster Saturday!
Sun February 24, 2008
Mon February 25, 2008
Tue February 26, 2008
Wedn February 27, 2008
Thur February 28, 2008 - POST SEASON BEGINS TODAY!
Fri February 29, 2008
MARCH 2008
March 2008 college basketball TV listings continue here.
High School Basketball TV Schedule
The ESPN family of networks will bring us 15 high school hoops games this season. Details in this printer-friendly edition of ESPN High School.
Don't miss a game with TiVo!
Direct from the Source
Friday, January 25, 2008
2007-2008 College Hoops TV Guide January 2008
Welcome to our January 2008 college hoops TV listings! We also have the February 2008 TV listings, December 2007 college hoops TV listings, available as well as the November 2007 college hoops TV listings.
Check your local listings for availability and air times
Listings can be changed by the channels at the last minute, so always double-check with your local provider
Tue January 1, 2008
Wedn January 2, 2008
Thur January 3, 2008
Fri January 4, 2008
Sat January 5, 2008
Relive your favorite 2007 NCAA Tournament games
Sun January 6, 2008
Mon January 7, 2008
Tue January 8, 2008
Don't miss a game with TiVo!
Wedn January 9, 2008
Thur January 10, 2008
Fri January 11, 2008
Sat January 12, 2008
Sunday January 13, 2008
Monday January 14, 2008
Tuesday January 15, 2008
Wedn January 16, 2008
Thur January 17, 2008
Fri January 18, 2008
Sat January 19, 2008
Sun January 20, 2008
Mon January 21, 2008
Tue January 22, 2008
Wedn January 23, 2008
Thur January 24, 2008
Fri January 25, 2008
Sat January 26, 2008
Sun January 27, 2008
Mon Jan 28, 2008
Tue Jan 29, 2008
Wedn Jan 30, 2008
Thur Jan 31, 2008
February 2008
The action continues in our February 2008 College Hoops TV listings.
Direct from the Source
Time-shift your favorite games with...
The Philips DVDR3575H/37 DVD Recorder with Hard Drive. Read more on this topic.
High School Basketball TV Schedule
The ESPN family of networks will bring us 15 high school hoops games this season. Details in this printer-friendly edition of ESPN High School. Some of the upcoming stars that will be spotlighted include Tyreke Evans, Samardo Samuels, J'Rue Holiday, Delvon Roe, Brandon Jennings, Lance Stephenson, Dexter Strickland, and lots more!
Friday, December 21, 2007
2007-2008 College Hoops TV Guide December 2007
Welcome to another edition of the College Basketball TV schedule! This is the December 2007 schedule. For the previous month, check the November 2007 TV schedule. Also be sure to check our January 2008 College Hoops TV schedule.
Check your local listings for availability and air times
Listings can be changed by the channels at the last minute, so always double-check with your local provider
Sat December 1, 2007
Sun December 2, 2007 (aka Big10 vs Pac10 Hardwood Series Challenge)
Don't miss a game with TiVo!
Mon December 3, 2007
Tue December 4, 2007
Wedn December 5, 2007
Thur December 6, 2007
Fri December 7, 2007
Sat December 8, 2007
Sunday December 9, 2007
Monday December 10, 2007
Tuesday December 11, 2007
Wedn December 12, 2007
Thur December 13, 2007
Fri December 14, 2007
Relive your favorite 2007 NCAA Tournament games
Sat December 15, 2007
Sun December 16, 2007
Mon December 17, 2007
Tue December 18, 2007
Wedn December 19, 2007
Thur December 20, 2007
Fri December 21, 2007
Don't miss a game with TiVo!
Sat December 22, 2007
Sun December 23, 2007
Mon December 24, 2007
Tue December 25, 2007 - Merry XMas!
Wedn December 26, 2007
Thur December 27, 2007
Fri December 28, 2007
Sat December 29, 2007
Sun December 30, 2007
Mon December 31, 2007
Direct from the Source
Time-shift your favorite games with...
The Philips DVDR3575H/37 DVD Recorder with Hard Drive. Read more on this topic.
High School Basketball TV Schedule
The ESPN family of networks will bring us 15 high school hoops games this season. Details in this printer-friendly edition of ESPN High School. Some of the upcoming stars that will be spotlighted include Tyreke Evans, Samardo Samuels, J'Rue Holiday, Delvon Roe, Brandon Jennings, Lance Stephenson, Dexter Strickland, and lots more!
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