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RE: ABC/ESPN schedule for opening weekend
Read on a Hawkeye website (writers opinion) that both Maryland vs Texas and Iowa vs Wyoming will be on Fox OTA. He even predicts that the Iowa vs Wyoming game will be on FOX OTA in prime time. Seeing that the lousy Akron vs Penn St match up is an ABC game, that makes sense. Based on the ESPN employee who posts on here who's insisted that ESPN gets as good as picks as Fox does for Big 10 games, this shows that maybe he's wrong.-- That Fox does get a much stronger selection of the Big 10 games than ESPN does. We will see if this is right when Fox releases their tv schedule.
(This post was last modified: 05-28-2017 12:14 PM by billybobby777.)
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