Your College Basketball Announcing Schedule (Week of February 4th)
Monday, February 04, 2008
Here's your CBB Announcing Schedule for the rest of the week brought to you by SI's Cheerleader of the week Clemson's Michelle Ouimet. Michelle is a Chemistry Major and the three people who annoy her most are Gamecock fans, Rosie O'Donnell, and people who go slow in the left lane (I love her already)....Ready? Okay!
Highlights: Dickie V is back in business! I still have some holes to fill so whatever you can do to help me out is appreciated
Monday, February 4th
Louisville at Marquette (ESPN, 7pm)- Sean McDonough, Jay Bilas, Bill Raftery
Grambling at Miss Valley State (ESPNU, 7pm)- Doug Greengard, Sedric Toney
Missouri at Kansas (ESPN, 9pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla
Hampton at NC A&T (ESPNU, 9pm)- Charlie Neal, Stan Lewter
Gonzaga at St. Mary's (CA.) (ESPN, 11pm)- Terry Gannon, Stephen Bardo
Portland at Santa Clara (ESPNU, 11pm)- Steve Physioc, Kirsta Blunk
Tuesday, February 5th
Michigan at Ohio State (ESPN, 7pm)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin
Virgina Tech at NC State (ESPNU, 7pm)- Dwayne Ballen, Adrian Branch
Florida at Tennessee (ESPN, 9pm)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes
Butler at Valpo (ESPN2, 9pm)- Bob Wischusen, Doug Gottlieb, Tom Brennan
Northern Iowa at Creighton (ESPNU, 9pm)- Dan McLaughlin, Mac McCausland
Wednesday, February 6th
Connecticut at Syracuse (ESPN, 7pm)- Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke
Texas at Oklahoma (ESPN2, 7pm)- Ron Franklin, Fran Fraschilla
Maryland at Boston College (ESPNU, 7pm)- Clay Matvick, Ron Perry
Duke at North Carolina (ESPN, 9pm)- Mike Patrick, Dick Vitale, Stacey Dales
Texas Tech at Baylor (ESPNU, 9pm)- Doug Bell, Reid Gettys
Thursday, February 7th
West Virginia at Pittsburgh (ESPN, 7pm)- Dave Pasch, Len Elmore, Allen Hopkins
Clemson at Virginia (ESPN2, 7pm)- Mike Patrick, Jimmy Dykes
Indiana at Illinois (ESPN, 9pm)- Rece Davis, Jay Bilas, ERIN ANDREWS
Xavier at Saint Louis (ESPN2, 9pm)- Jon Sciambi, Hubert Davis
Saturday, February 9th
Marquette at Notre Dame (ESPN, Noon)- Dave Pasch, Len Elmore
Boston College at Duke (CBS, 1pm)- Verne Lundquist, Billy Packer
Iowa at Minnesota (ESPN, 2pm)- Dave Barnett, Stephen Bardo
Southern at Grambling (ESPN2, 2pm)- Eric Collins, Bucky Waters
South Florida at Depaul (ESPNU, 2pm)- Jim Barbar, Mike Kelley
Texas at Iowa State (ABC, 3:30)- Terry Gannon, Fran Fraschilla
USC at Washington State (ABC, 3:30)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin
Virginia at Wake (ABC, 3:30)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes
Georgia Tech at Connecticut (ESPN, 4pm)- Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke
Hampton at Delaware State (ESPN2, 4pm)- Bob Wischusen, James Chones
Oklahoma at Colorado (ESPNU, 4pm)- Clay Matvick, Bob Sunvold
Oklahoma State at Kansas State (ESPN, 6pm)- Ron Franklin, Bob Wenzel
Hawaii at Nevada (ESPN2, 6pm)- Jon Sciambi, Mark Adams
Seton Hall at Villanova (ESPNU, 6pm)- Quint Kessenich, Eric Murdock
Cincy at Rutgers (ESPN Classic, 6pm)- Don Criqui, John Celestand
Georgetown at Louisville (ESPN, 9pm)- Dan Shulman, Dick Vitale, ERIN ANDREWS
Sunday, February 10th
Indiana at Ohio State (CBS, 1pm)- Kevin Harlan, Clark Kellogg
Lehigh at American (ESPNU, Noon)- TBD
Toledo at Bowling Green (ESPNU, 4pm)- TBD
Southern Illinois at Creighton (ESPNU, 7pm)- TBD
21 Comments:
A chemistry major...thats hot!
I think I see her periodic table
Yeah Brett...ESPN had almost no info because of the Super Bowl. I'll fill it in as the week goes on.
TCB- Her fave class is Organic as well!
@brett:
Is Stacey Dales a good enough consolation prize?
As tough as it is to say as a Michigan fan, they're on four more nationally televised games on ESPN or CBS. Why? The only good thing about the Comcast-Big Ten Network stalemate is I don't have to see their God awful games. The rest of the nation shouldn't have to be subjected to them, either.
*I'm guessing that they'd use Stacey Dales on the sidelines if they don't use EA because Dales did the sidelines at last week's BC-UNC game.
ABC Saturday
USC/WSU - Musburger, Lavin
UVA/WAKE - Nessler, Dykes
TEX/ISU - Terry Gannon, Fraschilla
ESPN Reporters for This Week
Wednesday Duke-UNC: Stacey Dales
Thursday WVU-Pitt: Allen Hopkins
Thursday IND-ILL: Erin Andrews
Saturday GU-LOU: Erin Andrews
Grambling at Miss Valley State (ESPNU, 7pm)- Doug Greengard and Sedric Toney
Hampton at NC A&T (ESPNU, 9pm)- Charlie Neal and Stan Lewter
Northern Iowa at Creighton (ESPNU, 9pm)- Dan McLaughlin and Mac McCausland
Texas at Iowa State (ABC, 3:30)- Terry Gannon, Fran Fraschilla
USC at Washington State (ABC, 3:30)- Brent Musburger, Steve Lavin
Virginia at Wake (ABC, 3:30)- Brad Nessler, Jimmy Dykes
Cincy at Rutgers (ESPN Classic, 6pm)- Don Criqui, John Celestand
the Texas-Iowa State game on Sunday is a tape of Saturday's game
What have I, as a UConn fan, done to deserve Dave O'Brien and Doris Burke twice in one fucking week. What, is Pam Ward on vacation?
Thanks Anon Schedule fillers.
Could someone get a lozenge for Sean McDonough? Thankfully the game's almost over, or Michele Tafoya was gonna have to finish the game (something they actually referenced a few moments ago).
Hell yes! EA at the Louisville/G-Town game. I'll be there. aw yea!
Basketball, what a waste of time !
Duke/North Carolina...In ACC markets, ESPN will be blacked-out,including Boston, Washington, Hampton Roads, Raleigh-Durham, Atlanta, and much of Florida...so they get Raycom on broadcast stations with Tim Brando and Billy Packer...thank God for radio!!!
Make that ALL of Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and most of Georgia also ESPN blackout.
I'd like to blackout that cheerleader. nice.
Is there anyone worse than Stephen Bardo???
Brent and Steve going to the....West Coast? They might get lost.
Who cares what she likes or dislikes? The front split that she is doing speaks for itself.
Who's doing the Indiana/Ohio State game on CBS this Sunday?
I already found the problem, NO ERIN!
I assume though the Big Ten Matchups on Tues and Thurs with Brent and Steve. Then the Saturday matchup between G-Town and Louisville. They could show her to the Heels and Chapel Hill on Wednesday.
And welcome back Dickie V on Wednesday. Unfortunately he is with Patrick instead of Shulman.