Category: Television (Page 56 of 73)

There are several good matchups in the NFL this weekend, highlighted by the Cowboys/Saints tilt (the BE Game of the Week) brought to us by flex scheduling. That begs the question – why doesn’t the NBA adopt flex scheduling? I’d much rather see the Clippers/Spurs game than the Wizards/Sixers tonight.

If you need a college football fix, the Division I semifinals are today and tomorrow on ESPN2 and ESPN, respectively. Yeah, they actually have a playoff system in Division I football. Pretty weird, eh?

In college hoops, there are three Top 25 matchups, but the biggest game features #6 Texas A&M against #1 UCLA in the John Wooden Classic in Anaheim, CA. Unbelievably, the other game of the Classic (USC/George Washington) will be broadcast in HD, but the UCLA/A&M game will not. Get your act together, CBS!

All times ET.

NFL
Sun, 1 PM: NY Giants @ Carolina – FOX
Sun, 1 PM: Indianapolis @ Jacksonville – CBS
Sun, 1 PM: Baltimore @ Kansas City – CBS
Sun, 4:15 PM: Denver @ San Diego – CBS
Sun, 8:15 PM: New Orleans @ Dallas – NBC
Mon, 8:30 PM: Chicago @ St. Louis – ESPN

College Football
Fri, 7:30 PM: Massachusetts vs. Montana – ESPN2
Sat, 4 PM: Youngstown St vs. Appalachian St. – ESPN

College Basketball
Sat, 12 PM: George Mason @ (9) Duke – ESPN
Sat, 2 PM: (12) Wisconsin @ (20) Marquette – ESPN
Sat, 2:30 PM: (6) Texas A&M vs. (1) UCLA – CBS
Sat, 11 PM: (8) Washington @ (18) Gonzaga – local
Sun, 8 PM: (11) LSU @ Texas – ESPN

NBA
Fri, 7 PM: Detroit @ Orlando – local
Fri, 8 PM: Washington @ Philadelphia – ESPN
Fri, 8 PM: LA Clippers @ San Antonio – local
Fri, 10:30 PM: Miami @ Denver – ESPN
Sat, 8:30 PM: Denver @ Dallas – NBA TV
Sat, 9:30 PM: San Antonio @ LA Lakers – NBA TV

It’s conference championship weekend, so there are four Top 25 matchups in college football, including the BE College Game of the Week – Florida/Arkansas. The NFL schedule is light on quality matchups, but the BE NFL Game of the Week – Giants/Cowboys – and the Seahawks/Broncos tilt are very important games. College basketball is in full swing, and if you aren’t paying attention, you’re missing some great games. There are three Top 25 matchups on Saturday, including the Gonzaga/Texas battle on ESPN. It should be a good weekend for sports.

College Football
Sat, 1 PM: (16) Wake Forest vs. (23) Georgia Tech – ABC
Sat, 4:30 PM: (2) USC @ UCLA – ABC
Sat, 6 PM: (8) Arkansas vs. (4) Florida – CBS
Sat, 7:45 PM: (13) Rutgers @ (15) West Virginia – ESPN
Sat, 8 PM: (19) Nebraska vs. (8) Oklahoma – ABC

NFL
Sun, 4:15 PM: Dallas @ NY Giants – FOX
Sun, 8:15 PM: Seattle @ Denver – NBC
Mon, 8:30 PM: Carolina @ Philadelphia – ESPN

College Hoops
Sat, 12 PM: Kentucky @ (6) North Carolina – CBS
Sat, 3 PM: (21) Gonzaga vs. (25) Texas – ESPN
Sat, 5:15 PM: Illinois vs. (16) Arizona – ESPN
Sat, 7 PM: (23) Georgetown @ (10) Duke – ESPN2
Sat, 7 PM: (22) Wichita State @ (14) Syracuse – local
Sun, 9 PM: (20) Nevada vs. California – local

NBA
Fri, 8:30 PM: Sacramento @ Dallas – ESPN
Sat, 8 PM: Sacramento @ San Antonio – NBA TV
Sat, 8:30 PM: Cleveland @ Houston – local
Sat, 10:30 PM: LA Lakers @ LA Clippers – local
Sun, 9:30 PM: Orlando @ LA Clippers – local

Boxing
Sat, 9 PM: Miguel Cotto vs. Carlos Quintana – SHOW
Sat, 9:45 PM: Winky Wright vs. Ike Quartey – HBO

The NFL Network has another Thursday game this week, and it’s a nice matchup between the Bengals and Ravens. The ACC/Big Ten Challenge kicks off this week on the ESPN networks. The feature game is #1 Ohio State vs. #6 North Carolina. The best NBA game on national television is the Jazz/Lakers battle on TNT Thursday night, though the Jazz/Spurs should be a good one on Wednesday night.

NFL
Mon, 8:30 PM: Green Bay @ Seattle – ESPN
Thurs, 8 PM: Baltimore @ Cincinnati – NFL Network

College Basketball
Tues, 7 PM: (19) Maryland @ Illinois – ESPN
Tues, 7:30 PM: Florida St. @ (13) Wisconsin – ESPN2
Tues, 9 PM: Indiana @ (10) Duke – ESPN
Wed, 9 PM: (1) Ohio St. @ (6) North Carolina – ESPN

NBA
Mon, 8:30 PM: Minnesota @ Dallas – NBA TV
Mon, 9 PM: Orlando @ Utah – local
Mon, 10:30 PM: San Antonio @ Golden State – local
Tues, 9 PM: Memphis @ Denver – NBA TV
Wed, 9 PM: Houston @ Phoenix – NBA TV
Wed, 9 PM: San Antonio @ Utah – local
Thurs, 8 PM: Detroit @ Miami – TNT
Thurs, 10:30 PM: Utah @ LA Lakers – TNT