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      Couch Potato Alert (9/22)

      September 22, 2006 /

      After last weekend’s huge college football lineup, where there were seven intra-Top 25 matchups, this week is a bit of a letdown. Still, there are some good games on tap, including the PSU/OSU tilt and the Bullz-Eye College Football Game of the Week featuring Notre Dame battling Michigan St. On Sunday, there are several good NFL early in the day, with the Bengals/Steelers, Jags/Colts and the Bears/Vikings squaring off at 1 PM. It should be a great scene in New Orleans, as the Saints return to the Superdome Monday night for the first time since Hurricane Katrina. They face the Falcons, and the winner will be in first place in the NFC South.

      (All times ET.)

      NFL
      Sun, 1 PM: Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh – CBS (check your local listings)
      Sun, 1 PM: Jacksonville @ Indianapolis – CBS (check your local listings)
      Sun, 1 PM: Chicago @ Minnesota – FOX (check your local listings)
      Sun, 4 PM: NY Giants @ Seattle – FOX (check your local listings)
      Sun, 8:15 PM: Denver @ New England – NBC
      Mon, 8:30 PM: Atlanta @ New Orleans – ESPN

      CFB
      Sat, 12 PM: Wisconsin @ (6) Michigan – ESPN
      Sat, 3:30 PM: (24) Penn St. @ (1) Ohio St. – ABC
      Sat, 3:30 PM: Iowa State @ Texas – ABC
      Sat, 3:30 PM: (22) Arizona St. @ (21) California – local
      Sat, 8 PM: (12) Notre Dame @ Michigan St. – ABC

      MLB
      Fri, 7:05 PM: St. Louis @ Houston – ESPN
      Sat, 1:20 PM: Seattle @ Chicago White Sox – FOX
      Sat, 1:20 PM: Washington @ NY Mets – FOX
      Sat, 1:20 PM: Florida @ Philadelphia – FOX
      Sat, 4:05 PM: LA Angels @ Oakland – FOX
      Sun, 8:05 PM: St. Louis @ Houston – ESPN

      Golf
      Sat, 8 AM: Ryder Cup – NBC
      Sun, 7 AM: Ryder Cup – NBC

      College Football, Fantasy Football, Golf, MLB, NFL, Television

      Catching up with Caliendo

      September 20, 2006 /

      Okay, so last week I laid a verbal assault on FOX’s Frank Caliendo for going 1-3 on his NFL predictions.

      But I’m a fair guy and since I barraged him last week, it’s only right to give him credit for a job well done last Sunday.

      Here are Caliendo’s picks from Week 2:

      – Ravens over Raiders
      – Broncos over Chiefs
      – Vikings over Panthers
      – Buccaneers over Falcons in his upset special

      So, Calinedo turns things around by going 3-1 this week, but lets be honest – his only decent pick was Minnesota over Carolina.

      He went against a team that didn’t score a point in week one (Oakland) to another who was playing Damon Huard at quarterback (Kansas City). His upset special fell flat and now that’s back-to-back weeks he’s picked against Atlanta.

      I’ve got a feeling that I’m going to ride this disaster all year long…

      Caliendo’s record after two weeks: 4-4, 1-1 on his “upset special”

      NFL, Television

      Couch Potato Alert (9/18)

      September 18, 2006 /

      This week is kind of a quiet one in the world of sports, but the pennant races are heating up and ESPN does have a couple of football games this week, highlighted by the Pittsburgh/Jacksonville tilt tonight. Be sure to check out BE for a complete analysis of the game.

      NFL
      Mon, 8:30 PM: Pittsburgh @ Jacksonville – ESPN

      CFB
      Thurs, 7:30 PM: Virginia @ Georgia Tech – ESPN

      MLB
      Wed, 2:05 PM: Cincinnati @ Houston – ESPN
      Wed, 8:05 PM: Detroit @ Chicago White Sox – ESPN
      Thurs, 7:05 PM: Minnesota @ Boston – ESPN2

      MLB, NFL, Television

      Couch Potato Alert (9/15)

      September 15, 2006 /

      Saturday is a college football fan’s wet dream, with seven – SEVEN! – Top 25 matchups throughout the day, highlighted by the Michigan/Notre Dame game and the LSU/Auburn tilt (which is the Bullz-Eye Game of the Week). The schedulers could have done a better job of spreading them out, however, as four of the seven games start at 3:30 PM ET, making it a good day to head down to the sports bar to catch them all on satellite.

      (All times ET.)

      CFB
      Sat, 12 PM: Iowa State @ (16) Iowa – ESPN
      Sat, 3:30 PM: (11) Michigan @ (2) Notre Dame – NBC
      Sat, 3:30 PM: (6) LSU @ (3) Auburn – CBS
      Sat, 3:30 PM: (17) Miami @ (12) Louisville – ABC
      Sat, 3:30 PM: (15) Oklahoma @ (18) Oregon – ABC
      Sat, 5:30 PM: (24) Texas Tech @ (20) TCU – local
      Sat, 8:00 PM: (19) Nebraska @ (4) USC – ABC
      Sat, 8:00 PM: (7) Florida @ (13) Tennessee – CBS

      NFL
      Sun, 1 PM: Oakland @ Baltimore – CBS (regional)
      Sun, 1 PM: New York Giants @ Philadelphia – FOX
      Sun, 4:15 PM: Kansas City @ Denver – CBS (regional)
      Sun, 8:15 PM: Washington @ Dallas – NBC
      Mon, 8:30 PM: Pittsburgh @ Jacksonville – ESPN

      MLB
      Fri, 7:05 PM: Boston @ NY Yankees – ESPN
      Sat, 1:45 PM: Philadelphia @ Houston – FOX
      Sat, 4:05 PM: Chicago White Sox @ Oakland – FOX
      Sat, 4:05 PM: San Francisco @ St. Louis – FOX
      Sat, 7:05 PM: Florida @ Atlanta – FOX
      Sat, 8:05 PM: Boston @ NY Yankees – FOX
      Sun, 8:05 PM: Boston @ NY Yankees – ESPN

      College Football, Fantasy Football, NFL, Television

      Couch Potato Alert (9/11)

      September 11, 2006 /

      Tonight, ESPN has a NFL doubleheader with the Vikings/Redskins game preceding the Chargers/Raiders tilt. Then it’s a whole two days – TWO DAYS! – without any football until the West Virginia and Maryland matchup on Thursday night.

      (All times ET.)

      NFL
      Mon, 7 PM: Minnesota @ Washington – ESPN
      Mon, 10:15 PM: San Diego @ Oakland – ESPN

      CFB
      Thurs, 7:30 PM: Maryland @ (5) West Virginia – ESPN

      MLB
      Wed, 1:10 PM: Oakland @ Minnesota – ESPN
      Wed, 7:05 PM: Texas @ Detroit – ESPN
      Thurs, 7:35 PM: Philadelphia @ Atlanta – ESPN
      Fri, 7:05 PM: Boston @ NY Yankees – ESPN

      College Football, MLB, NFL, Television

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