Don't know if these are in all areas or not:
9/6 Akron at Syracuse, 3:30pm
9/27 Cincinnati at Akron, 3:30pm
10/11 Ohio at Kent St., 2pm
11/15 Toledo at WMU, 2pm
11/21 Toledo at Miami (OH), 7pm
11/28 Kent St. at Buffalo, 2pm
Toledo-WMU will also be on FSN Detroit.
Tack on one more I guess
9/13 - Delaware St. at Kent St.
Might need to remove the Toledo-Miami game too.
mattsarz Wrote:Tack on one more I guess
9/13 - Delaware St. at Kent St.
Might need to remove the Toledo-Miami game too.
Hey, that one baffles me, too. Can you measure TV audiences by the dozen?
But you have to remember, this is the network that thinks Ohio wants to see Fordham/La Salle basketball games instead of MAC games each winter.
I think they'll keep the UT-MU game. I just checked the Bearcats (basketball), Cavs & Blue Jackets schedules and neither team has a game that evening.
Total TV appearances by MAC school
Miami-11
NIU-10
Buffalo-9
Temple-8
Ohio-8
Bowling Green-8
Kent-7
Toledo-6
Ball State-6
Akron-6
Central Michigan-5
W.Michigan-5
E.Michigan-4
National Network Apperances (ESPN/CSTV/FSN/BigTenNet/SportsNet/MtnNet)
NIU-8
Ohio-7
Miami-6
Temple-6
Bowling Green-6
Kent-5
Toledo-5
Ball State-5
Akron-5
Buffalo-4
E.Michigan-3
Central Michigan-3
W.Michigan-2
All of Toledo's home games will be aired on BCSN on a tape delay basis, so Toledo will have more than 6 total TV appearances.
rocketfootball Wrote:All of Toledo's home games will be aired on BCSN on a tape delay basis, so Toledo will have more than 6 total TV appearances.
The following TV isn't true "Network". The type you can get with a directTV package w/o Game Plan subsciption.
BCSN tape delay
ONN
Time Warner-NY
MAC Syndication Package
Airport KC Wrote:rocketfootball Wrote:All of Toledo's home games will be aired on BCSN on a tape delay basis, so Toledo will have more than 6 total TV appearances.
The following TV isn't true "Network". The type you can get with a directTV package w/o Game Plan subsciption.
BCSN tape delay
ONN
Time Warner-NY
MAC Syndication Package
Only in your little world they aren't.
Sports Broadcast Levels
Tier 1 (Basic Cable)
ABC
NBC
CBS
Fox
ESPN/ESPN2
Tier 2 (Plus Package)
ESPN Classic
ESPN U
CBSCS
Big Ten Network
Mountain Network
Tier 3 (Premium Package)
FSN Regional
Comcast SportsNet
Tier 4 (Game Plan PPV)
MAC Syndication
Other Game Plan
Tier 5 (Local Only)
BCSN tape delay
ONN
Time Warner-NY
utpotts Wrote:Airport KC Wrote:rocketfootball Wrote:All of Toledo's home games will be aired on BCSN on a tape delay basis, so Toledo will have more than 6 total TV appearances.
The following TV isn't true "Network". The type you can get with a directTV package w/o Game Plan subsciption.
BCSN tape delay
ONN
Time Warner-NY
MAC Syndication Package
Only in your little world they aren't.
Oh God.
So you actually believe that BCSN is carried throughout the country by cable providers w/o pay per view?
Do you think BCSN is in more homes then the Big Ten Network?
Which network is the flagship?
RocketJeff Wrote:Which network is the flagship?
I gotta agree with Airport (my God, hell has frozen over). A tape delayed game is nice, but that's really all it is. The results are known unless you've been determined to stay away from them and the BCSN games are in that 5th tier.
I'd argue that the MAC/ESPN+ games are much higher than the 4th tier. Definitely 3rd tier because they have more hourseholds in the MAC areas than any other outlet, including ESPN/ESPN2.
Airport KC Wrote:rocketfootball Wrote:All of Toledo's home games will be aired on BCSN on a tape delay basis, so Toledo will have more than 6 total TV appearances.
The following TV isn't true "Network". The type you can get with a directTV package w/o Game Plan subsciption.
BCSN tape delay
ONN
Time Warner-NY
MAC Syndication Package
You listed Toledo with 5 network TV appearances and 6 total TV appearances. I said Toledo will have more than 6 total TV appearances because of BCSN and you come back talking about the network TV appearances instead of the total TV appearances. Doesn't make sense A-KC.
mattsarz Wrote:I gotta agree with Airport (my God, hell has frozen over). A tape delayed game is nice, but that's really all it is. The results are known unless you've been determined to stay away from them and the BCSN games are in that 5th tier.
I'd argue that the MAC/ESPN+ games are much higher than the 4th tier. Definitely 3rd tier because they have more hourseholds in the MAC areas than any other outlet, including ESPN/ESPN2.
I agree with you mattsarz. I still don't understand why my comment about total tv appearances is being viewed the way it is though. I never said BCSN was the same as a national or regional appearance. That said, Toledo's local recruiting has been much better in the last few years, since BCSN started airing these games. Ironic? I don't think so.
If it works for Toledo, that's cool. Tape delay airings are huge in the south with just about every SEC team and a few ACC teams having tape delayed airings of full games on SportSouth, Sun Sports or CSS. The Big 12 has been doing condensed replays through the Fox College Sports channels and will have them on FSN this year.