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Couch Potato Alert: 12/5

All times ET…

College Basketball

Saturday, 3:30 PM: No. 4 Duke vs. Michigan, ESPN
Saturday, 1:30 PM: No. 5 Gonzaga vs. Indiana
Saturday, 4 PM: Ohio State vs. No. 7 Notre Dame, ESPNU
Sunday, 6 PM: No. 21 Florida vs. Florida State, ESPN Full Court

College Football

Saturday, 12 PM: Navy vs. Army, CBS
Saturday, 1 PM: No. 17 Boston College vs. No. 25 Virginia Tech-ACC Championship Game, ABC
Saturday, 4 PM: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Florida-SEC Championship Game, CBS
Saturday, 4:30 PM: No. 5 USC vs. UCLA, ABC
Saturday, 8 PM: No. 20 Missouri vs. No. 2 Oklahoma-Big 12 Championship Game, ABC

NBA

Friday, 8 PM: Portland Trail Blazers vs. Boston Celtics, ESPN
Friday, 10:30 PM: Toronto Raptors vs. Utah Jazz, ESPN
Saturday, 9 PM: Utah Jazz vs. Phoenix Suns
Sunday, 1 PM: Portland Trail Blazers vs. Toronto Raptors, NBA-TV

NFL

Sunday, 1 PM: Philadelphia Eagles vs. New York Giants, Fox
Sunday, 4:15 PM: Dallas Cowboys vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, Fox
Sunday, 8:15 PM: Washington Redskins vs. Baltimore Ravens, NBC

NHL

Friday, 8:30 PM: Colorado Avalanche vs. Dallas Stars
Saturday, 2 PM: Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Ottawa Senators
Saturday, 10 PM: Edmonton Oilers vs. San Jose Sharks

Boxing

Saturday, 9 PM: Oscar De La Hoya vs. Manny Pacquiano, HBO PPV

Couch Potato Alert: 12/1

With bad matchups on both Monday (JAX-HOU) and Thursday (OAK-SD), and no college games until Friday, football takes a back seat this week to college and professional hoops. NCAA basketball is especially interesting with a couple of Big Ten/ACC games as well as a UCLA/Texas showdown. Your guide to all the big games this Monday through Thursday…

(all times ET)

College Hoops

Tues, 9 PM: #4 Duke @ #10 Purdue – ESPN
Wed, 9:15 PM: #1 North Carolina @ #12 Michigan St – ESPN
Thurs, 9 PM: #9 UCLA @ #8 Texas – ESPN

NBA

Mon, 7:30 PM: Orlando @ Boston – NBATV
Wed, 8 PM: Phoenix @ New Orleans – NBATV
Thurs, 8 PM: Phoenix @ Dallas – TNT
Thurs, 10:30 PM: San Antonio @ Denver – TNT

Top 11 continuing telecast mysteries

Epic Carnival put together a list of telecast mysteries…

11. Is there ever a case where a quarterback throws a ball away that can be criticized?

10. When did the word “athletic” develop a fourth vowel and syllable?

7. Is there any living creature that thinks the artificial yellow first down line *is* official?

6. Are there really people who are expecting to watch “60 Minutes” at 7pm EST during football season?

1. When a team is losing, why is the only player who merits a reaction shot the losing team’s quarterback?

Check out the list and let me know if you have any mysteries to add.

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