(05-12-2020 12:07 PM)panite Wrote:  

(05-12-2020 09:26 AM)Bogg Wrote:  

(05-11-2020 11:34 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  UConn traded exposure for $$$

They did well. They will have set kickoff times well in advance and can tell recruits straight up to expect 8-9 games on national sports networks.

I expect you'll see a lot of UConn and Army leading into each other in the early time slots before the MW takes over around 5 eastern. A regular schedule of Saturday afternoon kicks between 12-3 is pretty much ideal.

You could get all three academies and UConn packaged into one solid day of football viewing on a Saturday. Example:

1 PM - Army - National or CBSS
3 PM - UConn - CBSS, B-10 (Indiana), ACC (Virginia / NC), SEC (Ole Miss)
5 PM - Navy away AAC West - ESPN or CBSS
7PM - Eastern - Air Force - ESPN or a MWC channel

Navy's home games will be on CBSSN at 3:30 (with one picked up for Disney primary rights - probably Houston or Memphis this year).
Army's Home games will be on CBSSN at noon.

For the four UConn games listed, three dates have neither Army nor Navy at home. 26 September, though, CBSSN will have the Sooners visiting Michie at noon and then Temple at Navy at 3:30. Indiana at UConn could be evening, or that is the Friday evening possibility alluded to in the Hartford Courant article.