Might be safer for you to watch while YOU drive..Not thrilled with the time either but I’ll just make 16 year old DS drive while I watch the game in the car. Should only be for the first 20 minutes.
It would be if 20 year old DD was the one driving.Might be safer for you to watch while YOU drive..
OK this is an "if necessary game". There was a good chance that it would never be played. ESPN is not going to block off 3 hours of prime time for a game that may not occur. Schedules are made well in advance so there was no way around this for them.
Can't wait to hear this justification from the NCAA. You would think ESPN would want the game available to broadcast at 7pm like the other games.
You have a great game that rates well and you decide to play it when people will find it hard to watch it. Especially the more casual fan who only watches the tournament. It makes zero sense.
Same goes for the FSU game they decided should be played starting at midnight and finished after 3am. I am sure there were a lot of people in Florida who wanted to watch that game but couldn't.
well holy mackerel someone get a hold of Mother NatureThey had it blocked off, but it was blocked off for yesterday. When the weather pushed the second games on Sunday to Monday, it screwed up today
+1000Should have had it on ABC. Their programming is all pre-recorded and can be played anytime.
NBC is running hockey tonight, so a sport that doesn't appeal to EVERYONE is viable in primetime network TV.
So you don’t think that if they thought they could make more they would be doing this? I highly doubt they are doing it to purposely screw fastpitch...everyone here is biased Now it is certainly possible that their analysis of the situAtion is wrong but that would be an honest mistake...+1000
should be on ABC. nothing there that cannot be pushed. advertising for championship series was also sold as being in prime time I bet. all these contracts have all sorts of contigency clauses. no reason not to have this, deciding game, on national broadcast TV.
I think the "decision" is probably driven mostly by ignorance. these decisions are not made by sports people, but by executives looking at tons of numbers (mostly male). simply an ignorance of what is really going to draw more viewers on a thursday night in June. Practically no one would make watching whatever ABC is running between 8 and 10 "must see TV". a large portion of the softball community would absolutely make this the most watched softball game in history most likely, mever mind eclipsing whatever is going to run on ABC.So you don’t think that if they thought they could make more they would be doing this? I highly doubt they are doing it to purposely screw fastpitch...everyone here is biased Now it is certainly possible that their analysis of the situAtion is wrong but that would be an honest mistake...