2013 MLB Week 14 TV and National Radio Schedule

I assume you know the drill by now. Play-by-play announcers will be added after each game, usually the next day, though sometimes complications may arise that will cause it to be later.

Watch out for the special MLB Network triple header celebrating Independence Day. With a game also airing on WGN America that day, you literally could spend nearly 12 hours on baseball.

Awful Announcing has compiled a list of all the possible announcers for each teams TV and radio broadcast. Why mess with perfection. If you wish to learn the possible announcers for each network before a game airs, please visit the MLB TV Primer: Local Announcers provided by our friends at Awful Announcing.

I will continue to add the announcers that broadcasted the TV broadcasts the day after they air. ESPN, MLB Network, FOX, and TBS announcers will still be listed before game time. Since I will be listing multiple announcers for each game, I am giving each station their own broadcast line. However only the MLB Network produced broadcasts will have their announcers listed.

Expect the MLS weekly broadcast list to go up on Monday.

Monday, July 1
American League
1:07 PM- Detroit Tigers at Toronto Blue Jays (MLB.TV Free Game of the Day)
(MLB Network)
(FS Detroit) Mario Impemba, Rod Allen
(SNET) Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler

8:10 PM- New York Yankees at Minnesota Twins (YES) Ken Singleton, John Flaherty
(FS North) Dick Bremer, Bert Blyleven

8:10 PM- Tampa Bay Rays at Houston Astros (FS SUN) Dewayne Staats, Brian Anderson, Todd Kalas
(Comcast Houston) Bill Brown, Alan Ashby

National League
7:05 PM- Milwaukee Brewers at Washington Nationals (FS Wisconsin) Brian Anderson, Bill Schroeder
(MASN) Bob Carpenter, F.P. Santangelo

7:10 PM- Arizona Diamondbacks at New York Mets (FS Arizona) Steve Berthiaume, Bob Brenly
(SNY) Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling

7:10 PM- San Diego Padres at Miami Marlins (FS San Diego) Mike Pomeranz, Mark Grant
(FS Florida) Rich Waltz, Tommy Hutton

7:10 PM- San Francisco Giants at Cincinnati Reds (ESPN) Dave O'Brien, Aaron Boone, Rick Sutcliffe, Tim Kurkjian
(Comcast Bay Area) Duane Kuiper, Mike Krukow
(FS Ohio) Thom Brennaman, Jeff Brantley

Tuesday, July 2
American League
7:07 PM- Detroit Tigers at Toronto Blue Jays (FS Detroit) Mario Impemba, Rod Allen
(SNET) Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler

8:05 PM- Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers (ROOT Northwest) Dave Sims, Mike Blowers
(FS Southwest) Steve Busby, Tom Grieve

8:10 PM- Baltimore Orioles at Chicago White Sox (MASN2) Gary Thorne, Jim Palmer
(WCIU) Ken Harrelson, Steve Stone

8:10 PM- Cleveland Indians at Kansas City Royals (FS SportsTime Ohio) Matt Underwood, Rick Manning
(FS Kansas City) Steve Physioc, Rex Hudler

8:10 PM- New York Yankees at Minnesota Twins (YES) Ken Singleton, John Flaherty
(FS North) Dick Bremer, Bert Blyleven

8:10 PM- Tampa Bay Rays at Houston Astros (FS SUN) Dewayne Staats, Brian Anderson, Todd Kalas
(Comcast Houston) Bill Brown, Alan Ashby

Interleague
7:10 PM- San Diego Padres at Boston Red Sox (FS San Diego) Dick Enberg, Mark Grant
(NESN) Don Orsillo, Jerry Remy

10:05 PM- Chicago Cubs at Oakland Athletics (Comcast Chicago) Len Kasper, Jim Deshaies
(Comcast California) Glen Kuiper, Ray Fosse

10:05 PM- St. Louis Cardinals at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (FS Midwest) Dan McLaughlin, Al Hrabosky
(FS West) Victor Rojas, Mark Gubicza

National League
7:05 PM- Milwaukee Brewers at Washington Nationals (MLB Network)
(FS Wisconsin) Brian Anderson, Bill Schroeder
(MASN) Bob Carpenter, F.P. Santangelo

7:05 PM- Philadelphia Phillies at Pittsburgh Pirates (Comcast Philadelphia) Tom McCarthy, Chris Wheeler, Gary Matthews, Gregg Murphy
(ROOT Pittsburgh) Greg Brown, Bob Walk

7:10 PM- Arizona Diamondbacks at New York Mets (MLB.TV Free Game of the Day)
(FS Arizona) Steve Berthiaume, Bob Brenly
(SNY) Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling

7:10 PM- Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves (FS Florida) Rich Waltz, Tommy Hutton
(FS SportSouth) Chip Caray, Joe Simpson

7:10 PM- San Francisco Giants at Cincinnati Reds (MLB Network) Matt Vasgersian, Sean Casey, Sam Ryan
(Comcast Bay Area) Duane Kuiper, Mike Krukow
(FS Ohio) Thom Brennaman, Jeff Brantley

8:40 PM- Los Angeles Dodgers at Colorado Rockies (KCAL) Eric Collins, Steve Lyons
(ROOT Rocky Mountain) Drew Goodman, George Frazier

Wednesday, July 3
American League
7:07 PM- Detroit Tigers at Toronto Blue Jays (FS Detroit) Mario Impemba, Rod Allen
(SNET) Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler

7:10 PM- Baltimore Orioles at Chicago White Sox (MLB.TV Free Game of the Day)
(MASN2) Gary Thorne, Jim Palmer
(Comcast Chicago) Ken Harrelson, Steve Stone

8:05 PM- Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers (ROOT Northwest) Dave Sims, Mike Blowers
(FS Southwest) Steve Busby, Tom Grieve

8:10 PM- Cleveland Indians at Kansas City Royals (FS SportsTime Ohio) Matt Underwood, Rick Manning
(FS Kansas City) Steve Physioc, Rex Hudler

8:10 PM- New York Yankees at Minnesota Twins (YES) Ken Singleton, John Flaherty
(FS North) Dick Bremer, Bert Blyleven

8:10 PM- Tampa Bay Rays at Houston Astros (FS SUN) Dewayne Staats, Brian Anderson, Todd Kalas
(Comcast Houston) Bill Brown, Alan Ashby

Interleague
7:10 PM- San Diego Padres at Boston Red Sox (FS San Diego) Dick Enberg, Mark Grant
(NESN) Don Orsillo, Jerry Remy

10:05 PM- Chicago Cubs at Oakland Athletics (Comcast Chicago+) Len Kasper, Jim Deshaies
(Comcast California) Glen Kuiper, Ray Fosse

10:05 PM- St. Louis Cardinals at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (FS Midwest) Dan McLaughlin, Al Hrabosky
(FS West) Victor Rojas, Mark Gubicza

National League
6:05 PM- Milwaukee Brewers at Washington Nationals (FS Wisconsin) Brian Anderson, Bill Schroeder
(MASN) Bob Carpenter, F.P. Santangelo

7:05 PM- Philadelphia Phillies at Pittsburgh Pirates (Comcast Philadelphia) Tom McCarthy, Chris Wheeler, Gary Matthews
(ROOT Pittsburgh) Tim Neverett, Steve Blass

7:10 PM- Arizona Diamondbacks at New York Mets (ESPN) Karl Ravech, Barry Larkin, Curt Schillling, Pedro Gomez
(FS Arizona) Steve Bethiaume, Bob Brenly
(SNY) Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling

7:10 PM- Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves (FS Florida) Rich Waltz, Tommy Hutton
(FS SportSouth) Chip Caray, Joe Simpson

7:10 PM- San Francisco Giants at Cincinnati Reds (Comcast Bay Area) Duane Kuiper, Mike Krukow
(FS Ohio) Thom Brennaman, Jeff Brantley

8:10 PM- Los Angeles Dodgers at Colorado Rockies (KCAL) Eric Collins, Steve Lyons
(ROOT Rocky Mountain) Drew Goodman, George Frazier

Thursday, July 4
American League
2:10 PM- Baltimore Orioles at Chicago White Sox (MLB Network)
(MASN2) Gary Thorne, Jim Palmer
(Comcast Chicago) Ken Harrelson, Steve Stone

2:10 PM- Cleveland Indians at Kansas City Royals (FS SportsTime Ohio) Matt Underwood, Rick Manning
(FS Kansas City) Steve Physioc, Rex Hudler

2:10 PM- New York Yankees at Minnesota Twins (MLB Network)
(YES) Ken Singleton, John Flaherty
(FS North) Dick Bremer, Bert Blyleven

2:10 PM- Tampa Bay Rays at Houston Astros (FS SUN) Dewayne Staats, Brian Anderson, Todd Kalas
(Comcast Houston) Bill Brown, Alan Ashby

7:07 PM- Detroit Tigers at Toronto Blue Jays (FS Detroit) Mario Impemba, Rod Allen
(SNET) Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler

8:05 PM- Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers (MLB Network)
(ROOT Northwest) Dave Sims, Mike Blowers
(FS Southwest) Steve Busby, Tom Grieve

Interleague
1:35 PM- San Diego Padres at Boston Red Sox (FS San Diego) Dick Enberg, Mark Grant
(NESN) Don Orsillo, Jerry Remy

4:05 PM- Chicago Cubs at Oakland Athletics (WGN America) Len Kasper, Jim Deshaies
(Comcast California) Glen Kuiper, Ray Fosse

9:05 PM- St. Louis Cardinals at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (FS Midwest) Dan McLaughlin, Al Hrabosky
(FS West) Victor Rojas, Mark Gubicza
(Compass Media) Steve Quis; Rob Dibble, Jeff Nelson, or Steve Phillips

National League
11:05 AM- Milwaukee Brewers at Washington Nationals (MLB Network)
(FS Wisconsin) Brian Anderson, Bill Schroeder
(MASN) Bob Carpenter, F.P. Santangelo

1:10 PM- Arizona Diamondbacks at New York Mets (FS Arizona) Steve Berthiaume, Bob Brenly
(SNY) Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, Ralph Kiner

1:10 PM- San Francisco Giants at Cincinnati Reds (Comcast Bay Area)
(FS Ohio)
(ESPN Radio) Adam Amin, Chris Singleton PPD.- RAIN

1:35 PM- Philadelphia Phillies at Pittsburgh Pirates (Comcast Philadelphia) Tom McCarthy, Chris Wheeler, Gary Matthews
(ROOT Pittsburgh) Tim Neverett, Bob Walk


7:10 PM- Miami Marlins at Atlanta Braves (MLB.TV Free Game of the Day)
(FS Florida) Rich Waltz, Tommy Hutton
(FS SportSouth) Chip Caray, Joe Simpson

8:10 PM- Los Angeles Dodgers at Colorado Rockies (MLB Network)
(FS Prime Ticket) Eric Collins, Steve Lyons
(ROOT Rocky Mountain) Drew Goodman, George Frazier
(ESPN Radio) Marc Kestecher, Jim Bowden

Friday, July 5
American League
7:05 PM- Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees (MLB Network) Matt Vasgersian, John Smoltz, Sam Ryan
(MASN) Gary Thorne, Mike Bordick
(YES) Michael Kay, Ken Singleton, Paul O'Neill

7:05 PM- Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians (MLB Network)
(FS Detroit) Mario Impemba, Rod Allen
(FS SportsTime Ohio) Matt Underwood, Rick Manning

7:07 PM- Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays (FS North) Dick Bremer, Ron Coomer
(SNET) Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler

7:10 PM- Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay Rays (Comcast Chicago) Ken Harrelson, Steve Stone
(FS SUN) Dewayne Statts, Brian Anderson, Todd Kalas
(Compass Media) TJ Rives; Rob Dibble, Jeff Nelson, or Steve Phillips

8:05 PM- Houston Astros at Texas Rangers (Comcast Houston) Alan Ashby, Geoff Blum
(KTXA) Steve Busby, Tom Grieve

8:10 PM- Oakland Athletics at Kansas City Royals (Comcast California) Glen Kuiper, Ray Fosse
(FS Kansas City) Steve Physioc, Rex Hudler

10:05 PM- Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (NESN) Don Orsillo, Jerry Remy
(FS West) Victor Rojas, Mark Gubicza

Interleague
7:10 PM- Seattle Mariners at Cincinnati Reds (ROOT Northwest) Dave Sims, Mike Blowers
(FS Ohio) Jim Kelch, Chris Welsh

National League
4:05 PM- Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs (MLB Network)
(ROOT Pittsburgh) Greg Brown, John Wehner
(Comcast Chicago) Len Kasper, Jim Deshaies

7:05 PM- Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies (FS South) Chip Caray, Joe Simpson
(Comcast Philadelphia) Tom McCarthy, Chris Wheeler, Gary Matthews

7:05 PM- San Diego Padres at Washington Nationals (MLB.TV Free Game of the Day)
(FS San Diego) Dick Enberg, Mark Grant
(MASN2) Bob Carpenter, F.P. Santangelo

8:10 PM- New York Mets at Milwaukee Brewers (SNY) Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez
(FS Wisconsin) Brian Anderson, Bill Schroeder

8:15 PM- Miami Marlins at St. Louis Cardinals (FS Florida) Rich Waltz, Tommy Hutton
(FS Midwest) Dan McLaughlin, Al Hrabosky

9:40 PM- Colorado Rockies at Arizona Diamondbacks (ROOT Rocky Mountain) Drew Goodman, George Fraizer
(FS Arizona) Steve Berthiaume, Bob Brenly

10:15 PM- Los Angeles Dodgers at San Francisco Giants (FS Prime Ticket) Vin Scully
(KNTV) Jon Miller (innings 1-3, 7-9), Duane Kuiper (innings 4-6), Mike Krukow

Saturday, July 6
American League
1:05 PM- Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees (MLB Network)
(MASN, WJZ) Gary Thorne, Mike Bordick
(YES) Michael Kay, Ken Singleton, Paul O'Neill

1:07 PM- Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays (MLB Network)
(FS North) Dick Bremer, Ron Coomer
(SNET) Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler

2:10 PM- Oakland Athletics at Kansas City Royals (MLB.TV Free Game of the Day)
(Comcast California) Glen Kuiper, Ray Fosse
(FS Kansas City) Steve Physioc, Rex Hudler

4:05 PM- Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians (FS Detroit) Mario Impemba, Rod Allen
(FS SportsTime Ohio) Matt Underwood, Rick Manning

7:15 PM- Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay Rays (FOX) Dick Stockton, Brian Anderson

7:15 PM- Houston Astros at Texas Rangers (FOX) Kenny Albert, Mitch Williams

10:05 PM- Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (MLB Network)
(NESN) Don Orsillo, Jerry Remy
(FS West) Victor Rojas, Mark Gubicza

Interleague
4:10 PM- Seattle Mariners at Cincinnati Reds (ROOT Northwest) Dave Sims, Mike Blowers
(FS Ohio) Jim Kelch, Chris Welsh

National League
2:15 PM- Miami Marlins at St. Louis Cardinals (FS Florida) Rich Waltz, Tommy Hutton
(FS Midwest) Dan McLaughlin, Al Hrabosky

4:05 PM- Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs (ROOT Pittsburgh) Greg Brown, Bob Walk
(WGN America) Len Kasper, Jim Deshaies

4:05 PM- San Diego Padres at Washington Nationals (FS San Diego) Dick Enberg, Mark Grant
(MASN2) Bob Carpenter, F.P. Santangelo

7:15 PM- Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies (FOX) Thom Brennaman, Tom Verducci

7:15 PM- Los Angeles Dodgers at San Francisco Giants (FOX) Joe Buck, Tim McCarver, Ken Rosenthal
(FOX Deportes) Francisco X. Rivera, Jose Tolentino
(ESPN Radio) John Rooney, Jim Bowden

7:15 PM- New York Mets at Milwaukee Brewers (FOX) Justin Kutcher, Jose Mota

10:10 PM- Colorado Rockies at Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB Network)
(ROOT Rocky Mountain) Drew Goodman, George Frazier
(FS Arizona) Steve Berthiaume, Bob Brenly

Sunday, July 7
American League
1:05 PM- Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees (TBS) Brian Anderson, Ron Darling
(MASN, WJZ) Gary Thorne, Mike Bordick
(YES) Michael Kay, Ken Singleton, Paul O'Neill

1:05 PM- Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Indians (FS Detroit) Mario Impemba, Rod Allen
(FS SportsTime Ohio) Matt Underwood, Rick Manning

1:07 PM- Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays (FS North) Dick Bremer, Ron Coomer
(SNET) Buck Martinez, Pat Tabler

1:40 PM- Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay Rays (Comcast Chicago) Ken Harrelson, Steve Stone
(FS SUN) Dewayne Staats, Brian Anderson, Todd Kalas

2:10 PM- Oakland Athletics at Kansas City Royals (Comcast California) Glen Kuiper, Ray Fosse
(FS Kansas City) Steve Physioc, Rex Hudler

3:05 PM- Houston Astros at Texas Rangers (Comcast Houston) Alan Ashby, Geoff Blum
(FS Southwest) Steve Busby, Tom Grieve

8:05 PM- Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (ESPN) Dan Shulman, John Kruk, Orel Hershiser, Buster Olney
(ESPN Radio) John Rooney, Jim Bowden
(ESPN Deportes) Ernesto Jerez, Luis Alfredo Alvarez, Guillermo Celis, Ozzie Guillen
(ESPN Deportes Radio) Renato Bermudez, Jose Fransisco Rivera

Interleague
1:10 PM- Seattle Mariners at Cincinnati Reds (MLB.TV Free Game of the Day)
(ROOT Northwest) Dave Sims, Mike Blowers
(FS Ohio) Jim Kelch, Chris Welsh

National League
1:35 PM- Atlanta Braves at Philadelphia Phillies (FS South) Chip Caray, Joe Simpson
(WPHL) Tom McCarthy, Chrisd Wheeler, Gary Matthews

1:35 PM- San Diego Padres at Washington Nationals (FS San Diego) Dick Enberg, Mark Grant
(MASN2) Bob Carpenter, F.P. Santangelo

2:10 PM- New York Mets at Milwaukee Brewers (WPIX) Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez
(FS Wisconsin) Craig Coshun, Bill Schroeder

2:15 PM- Miami Marlins at St. Louis Cardinals (FS Florida) Rich Waltz, Tommy Hutton
(FS Midwest) Jim Kelch, Chris Welsh

2:20 PM- Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs (ROOT Pittsburgh) Tim Neverett, John Wehner  
(WGN America) Len Kasper, Jim Deshaies

4:05 PM- Los Angeles Dodgers at San Francisco Giants (FS Prime Ticket) Vin Scully
(Comcast Bay Area) Duane Kuiper, Mike Krukow

4:10 PM- Colorado Rockies at Arizona Diamondbacks (ROOT Rocky Mountain) Drew Goodman, George Frazier
(FS Arizona) Steve Berthiaume, Bob Brenly

2013-14 NCAA D1 Conference Realignment Guide

It's almost time. Tomorrow, July 1, begins a new school athletic season. While there haven't been a lot of changes in the big conferences, at least not outside the Big East, there have been a lot of changes within many of the smaller conferences. Hopefully this guide can help you know where to find your favorite D1 team during the 2013-14 season. Please note that this list doesn't include men's volleyball or the D2 baseball teams that compete at the D1 level.

Key:
x- School doesn't participate in football
y- Participates in football in another league


American Athletic/ AAC
WELCOME:
Cincinnati (Big East)
Central Florida (C-USA)
Connecticut (Big East)
Houston (C-USA)
Louisville (Big East)
Memphis (C-USA)
Rutgers (Big East)
SMU (C-USA)
South Florida (Big East)
Temple (Atlantic 10)

America East:
GONE: Boston 

WELCOME: UMass- Lowell (D2)

REMAINING:
Albany (non-football)
Binghamton
Hartford
Maine (non-football)
UMBC
New Hampshire (non-football)
Stony Brook (non-football)
Vermont

For scheduling purposes, UMass-Lowell won't count as a D1 school during the 2013-14 season. 

Atlantic Coast/ ACC
WELCOME: Notre Dame (Big East), Pittsburgh (Big East) and Syracuse (Big East).

REMAINING:
Boston College
Clemson
Duke
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Maryland
Miami [FL]
North Carolina
NC State
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest

Atlantic 10
GONE: Butler, Charlotte, Temple, Xavier

WELCOME: George Mason (CAA)

REMAINING: 
Dayton (non-football)
Duquesne
Fordham
George Washington
La Salle
UMass (non-football)
Rhode Island (non-football)
Richmond (non-football)
St. Bonaventure's
St. Joseph's
St. Louis
VCU

Atlantic Sun/ A-SUN
REMAINING: 
East Tennessee State
Florida Gulf Coast
Jacksonville (non-football)
Kennesaw State
Lipscomb
Mercer (non-football)
North Florida
Northern Kentucky
USC Upstate
Stetson (non-football)

Big East
GONE: Cincinnati, Connecticut, Louisville, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, South Florida, Syracuse, and  Temple

WELCOME: Butler (non-football) (A10), Creighton (MVC), Xavier (A10)

REMAINING:
DePaul
Georgetown
Marquette
Providence
Seton Hall
St. John's
Villanova (non-football)

Big Sky
REMAINING:
Cal Poly (football only)
Eastern Washington
Idaho State
Montana
Montana State
North Dakota
Northern Arizona
Northern Colorado
Portland State
Sacramento State
UC Davis (football only)
Weber State

Big South
GONE: Stony Brook (football only)

REMAINING: 
Campbell (non-football)
Charleston Southern
Coastal Carolina
Gardner-Webb
High Point
Liberty
Longwood
Presbyterian College
Radford
UNC Asheville
VMI
Winthrop

Big Ten
REMAINING:
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Northwestern
Ohio State
Penn State
Purdue
Wisconsin

Big Twelve
REMAINING:
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas Tech
TCU
West Virginia.

Big West
GONE: Pacific

REMAINING:
UC Davis (non-football)
UC Irvine
UC Riverside
UC Santa Barbara
Cal Poly (non-football)
Cal State Fullerton
Cal State Northridge
Hawaii (non-football)
Long Beach State

Colonial Athletic/ CAA
GONE: George Mason, Georgia State, Old Dominion

WELCOME: Albany (football only), College of Charleston (Southern), Stony Brook (football only)

REMAINING: 
Delaware
Drexel
Hofstra
James Madison
Maine (football only)
UNC Wilmington
New Hampshire (football only)
Northeastern
Rhode Island (football only)
Richmond (football only)
Towson
Villanova (football only)
William & Mary

Conference USA
GONE: Central Florida, Houston, Memphis, SMU

WELCOME: Charlotte (A10), Florida Atlantic (Sun Belt), Florida International (Sun Belt), Louisiana Tech (WAC), Middle Tennessee State (Sun Belt), North Texas (Sun Belt), Old Dominion (CAA), UT-San Antonio (WAC)

REMAINING:
UAB
East Carolina
Marshall
Rice
Southern Miss
UTEP
Tulane
Tulsa

Charlotte and Old Dominion will be classified as Independents for football only.

Great West
GONE: Chicago State, Houston Baptist, NJIT, Utah Valley, UT-Pan America

REMAINING: None. The conference will disband.

Horizon League
GONE: Loyola [IL]

WELCOME: Oakland (Summit)

REMAINING:
Cleveland State
Detroit
Green Bay
UIC
Milwaukee
Valparasio (non-football)
Wright State
Youngstown State

Independents
GONE: New Orleans, Cal State Bakersfield

WELCOME: Abilene Christian (football only), Charlotte (football only), Houston Baptist (football only), Idaho (football only), Incarnate Word (football only), Monmouth (football only), New Mexico State (football only), NJIT (Great West), Old Dominion (football only)

REMAINING: (football only)
Army
BYU
Navy
Notre Dame

Ivy League
REMAINING:
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
Penn
Princeton
Yale

Metro Atlantic Athletic/ MAAC
GONE: Loyola [MD]

WELCOME: Monmouth (NEC), Quinnipiac (NEC)

REMAINING:
Canisius
Fairfield
Iona
Manhattan
Marist (non-football)
Niagara
Rider
St. Peter's
Siena

Mid-American Conference/ MAC
REMAINING:
Akron
Ball State
Bowling Green
Buffalo
Central Michigan
Eastern Michigan
Kent State
UMass (football)
Miami [OH]
Northern Illinois
Ohio
Toledo
Western Michigan

Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference/ MEAC 
REMAINING:
Bethune-Cookman
Coppin State
Delaware State
Florida A&M
Hampton
Howard
Maryland Eastern Shore
Morgan State
Norfolk State
North Carolina A&T
North Carolina Central
Savannah State
South Carolina State

Missouri Valley/ MVC
GONE: Creighton

WELCOME: Loyola [IL] (Horizon)

REMAINING:
Bradley
Drake (non-football)
Evansville
Illinois State
Indiana State
Missouri State
Northern Iowa
Southern Illinois
Wichita State

Mountain West/ MWC 
WELCOME: San Jose State (WAC), Utah State (WAC)

REMAINING:
Air Force
Boise State
Colorado State
Fresno State
Hawaii (football only)
Nevada
UNLV
New Mexico
San Diego State
Wyoming

Northeast/ NEC 
GONE: Albany (football only), Monmouth, Quinnipiac 

REMAINING:
Bryant
Central Connecticut State
Fairleigh Dickinson
Long Island U
Mt. Saint Mary's
Robert Morris
Sacred Heart
St. Francis [NY]
St. Francis [PA]
Wagner

Ohio Valley/ OVC
REMAINING:
Austin Peay
Belmont
Eastern Illinois
Eastern Kentucky
Jacksonville State
Morehead State (non-football)
Murray State
Southeast Missouri
SIUE
Tennessee State
Tennessee Tech
UT Martin

Pac-12
REMAINING:
Arizona
Arizona State
Cal
Colorado
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Utah
Washington
Washington State

Patriot League
WELCOME: Boston (America East), Loyola [MD] (MAAC)

REMAINING:
American
Army (non-football)
Bucknell
Colgate
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Lehigh
Navy (non-football)

Pioneer Football League (football only)
WELCOME: Mercer, Stetson

REMAINING:
Butler
Campbell
Davidson
Dayton
Drake
Jacksonville
Marist
Morehead State
San Diego
Valparasio

Southeastern/ SEC
REMAINING:
Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
LSU
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Missouri
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Vanderbilt

Southern
GONE: College of Charleston

REMAINING:
Appalachian State
Chattanooga
The Citadel
Davidson (non-football)
Elon
Furman
Georgia Southern
UNC Greensboro
Samford
Western Carolina
Wofford

Southland
WELCOME: Abilene Christian (D2), Incarnate Word (D2), Houston Baptist (Great West), and New Orleans (Independent)

REMAINING:
Central Arkansas
Lamar
McNeese State
Nicholls State
Northwestern State
Oral Roberts
Sam Houston State
Southeastern Louisiana
Stephen F. Austin
Texas A&M- Corpus Christi

For scheduling purposes, Abilene Christian and Incarnate Word won't count as D1 schools for the 2013-14 season. Abilene Christian, Incarnate Word, and Houston Baptist will all be classified as Independents for football during the 2013 season.

Southwestern Athletic/ SWAC
REMAINING:
Alabama A&M
Alabama State
Alcorn State
Arkansas- Pine Bluff
Grambling State
Jackson State
Mississippi Valley State
Prairie View A&M
Southern
Texas Southern

Summit
GONE: UMKC, Oakland

WELCOME: Denver (WAC)

REMAINING:
IPFW
IUPUI
Nebraska-Omaha
North Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Western Illinois

As a transitional school, Nebraska- Omaha will be ineligible for the Summit title. 

Sun Belt
GONE: Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Middle Tennessee State, North Texas

WELCOME: Georgia State (CAA), Texas State (WAC), UT- Arlington (non-football) (WAC)

REMAINING:
Arkansas- Little Rock
Arkansas State
Louisiana- Lafayette
Louisiana- Monroe
South Alabama
Troy
Western Kentucky

West Coast/ WCC 
WELCOME: Pacific (Big West), Softball

REMAINING:
BYU (non-football)
Gonzaga
Loyola Marymount
Pepperdine
Portland
Saint Mary's
San Diego (non-football)
San Francisco
Santa Clara

Western Athletic/ WAC
GONE: Denver, Louisiana Tech, San Jose State, Texas State, UT-Arlington, UT- San Antonio, Utah State, Football

WELCOME: Cal State Bakersfield (Independent), Chicago State (Great West), Grand Canyon (D2), UMKC (Summit), Utah Valley (Great West), UT-Pan America (Great West)

REMAINING:
Idaho (non-football)
New Mexico State (non-football)
Seattle

For scheduling purposes, Grand Canyon won't count as a D1 school for the 2013-14 season.

MLB Network July 2013 Schedule

Get ready for multiple games on MLB Network, including a couple of triple headers, the first of which is July 4. Here's the press release from MLB Network announcing the broadcasts they will do with their own team in July and the full slate of games for July.

Tripleheaders and Postseason rematches featured in MLB Network's July game schedule

'Bull Durham,' marking its 25th Anniversary, and 'Pride of the Yankees' to premiere on MLB Network's Bleacher Features

Secaucus, N.J. - MLB Network will televise 26 games in July, including tripleheaders on Independence Day and July 30, and three 2012 Postseason rematches on MLB Network Showcase. Games featured on MLB Network Showcase presented by Chevrolet in July include:

• July 2: San Francisco Giants @ Cincinnati Reds, 7:00 p.m. ET
  • In the first series between the two teams since last year's five-game NLDS series, MLB Network's #FaceofMLB winner Joey Votto and the Reds look for revenge against Buster Posey and the 2012 World Champion Giants.
  • Announcers: Matt Vasgersian, Sean Casey and Sam Ryan

• July 5: Baltimore Orioles @ New York Yankees, 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Chris Davis, who leads MLB with 27 home runs and a 1.116 OPS, and the Orioles face Robinson Cano and the Yankees in a rematch of their 2012 ALDS series.
  • Announcers: Matt Vasgersian, John Smoltz and Sam Ryan
• July 11: Cincinnati Reds @ Atlanta Braves, 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Justin Upton and the NL East-leading Braves host the Reds in the first game of a four-game series between the two contenders.
  • Announcers: Matt Vasgersian, John Smoltz and Sam Ryan
• July 19: New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox, 7:00 p.m. ET
  • The Yankees travel to Fenway Park for the first time in 2013 to take on David Ortiz and the AL East first-place Red Sox.
  • Announcers: Bob Costas, Jim Kaat and Sam Ryan
• July 26: St. Louis Cardinals @ Atlanta Braves, 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Yadier Molina, the NL's leader with a .353 batting average, and the MLB-best Cardinals battle the Braves in the first game between the two teams since last year's memorable NL Wild Card game.
  • Announcers: Matt Vasgersian, John Smoltz and Sam Ryan

On Independence Day, Thursday, July 4, MLB Network will feature 13 hours of live baseball coverage, including a tripleheader of games. The day begins with Ryan Zimmerman and the Washington Nationals hosting Jean Segura and the Milwaukee Brewers in the nation's capital at 11:00 a.m. ET. Following the Brewers and Nationals, the Orioles travel to Chicago to face Adam Dunn and the Chicago White Sox at 2:00 p.m. ET. The Emmy Award-winning MLB Tonight follows after the second game and will lead viewers into the finale of the tripleheader, which features an AL West clash as Kendrys Morales and the Seattle Mariners battle Adrian Beltre and the AL West-leading Texas Rangers at 8:00 p.m. ET. After the game, MLB Network's regular season highlights show of record Quick Pitch recaps the day's action at 11:00 p.m. ET.

MLB Network will feature another tripleheader as part of 12 live hours of coverage on Tuesday, July 30. The Rundown begins at 2:00 p.m. ET and readies viewers for the first of the three games at 4:00 p.m. ET as Andrew McCutchen and the Pittsburgh Pirates take on the division foe Cardinals. After the Cardinals and Pirates, the Mariners square off against the Red Sox in Boston at 7:00 p.m. ET. The tripleheader concludes with the Reds facing Yonder Alonso and the San Diego Padres at 10:00 p.m. ET. Following the Reds and Padres, Quick Pitch looks back on the day in baseball at 1:00 a.m. ET.

MLB Network's complete game schedule for the remainder of June is available here and the complete game schedule for July is available here. Games will be blacked out in each team's home television territory unless otherwise announced. Viewers in areas subject to blackouts will be provided with an alternate game telecast or other programming.

MLB Network's Bleacher Features also continues in July with the MLB Network premiere of classic baseball films, Bull Durham and Pride of the Yankees. Starring Academy Award winners Kevin Costner, Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon in a 1988 comedy about love and Minor League baseball, Bull Durham, marking its 25^th anniversary this year, premieres Saturday, July 6 at 8:00 p.m. ET. The following night, on Sunday, July 7 at 9:00 p.m. ET, MLB Network will air the 1942 biopic Pride of the Yankees, featuring Oscar winner Gary Cooper as Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth as himself. MLB Network's Bleacher Features schedule is available here.

About MLB Network:

MLB Network is the ultimate television destination for baseball fans, featuring the Emmy Award-winning MLB Tonight, live games, including Postseason telecasts, original programming, highlights, and insights and analysis from the best in the business, including Bob Costas, Peter Gammons, Jim Kaat, Al Leiter and Harold Reynolds. MLB Network debuted on January 1, 2009 as the largest launch in cable television history and is currently distributed in 71 million homes throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico. For more information and to find MLB Network in your area, go to www.MLBNetwork.co

MLB Network Showcase continues with five games in July as part of MLB Network's live games scheduled for the month. All times subject to change; all games subject to local blackout unless otherwise noted. Underlined games available in local market. Bolded matchups denote MLB Network Showcase games.

Games on MLB Network

Date	Time (ET)	Primary	Alternate
Mon., July 1	1:00 p.m.	Detroit Tigers @ Toronto Blue Jays
Tue., July 2	7:00 p.m.	San Francisco Giants @ Cincinnati Reds	Milwaukee Brewers @ Washington Nationals
Thu., July 4	11:00 a.m.	Milwaukee Brewers @ Washington Nationals
	2:00 p.m.	Baltimore Orioles @ Chicago White Sox	New York Yankees @ Minnesota Twins
	8:00 p.m.	Seattle Mariners @Texas Rangers	Los Angeles Dodgers @ Colorado Rockies
Fri., July 5	4:00 p.m.	Pittsburgh Pirates @ Chicago Cubs
	7:00 p.m.	Baltimore Orioles @ New York Yankees	Detroit Tigers @ Cleveland Indians
Sat., July 6	1:00 p.m.	Baltimore Orioles @ New York Yankees	Minnesota Twins @ Toronto Blue Jays
	10:00 p.m.	Colorado Rockies @ Arizona D-backs	Boston Red Sox @ Los Angeles Angels
Tue., July 9	7:00 p.m.	Texas Rangers @ Baltimore Orioles	Kansas City Royals @ New York Yankees
Wed., July 10	12:30 p.m.	Atlanta Braves @ Miami Marlins	Cincinnati Reds @ Milwaukee Brewers (2:00 p.m.)
Thu., July 11	1:00 p.m.	Chicago White Sox @ Detroit Tigers	Kansas City Royals @ New York Yankees
	7:00 p.m.	Cincinnati Reds @ Atlanta Braves	Texas Rangers @ Baltimore Orioles
Fri., July 12	7:00 p.m.	Texas Rangers @ Detroit Tigers	Cincinnati Reds @ Atlanta Braves (7:30 p.m.)
Sat., July 13	1:00 p.m.	Minnesota Twins @ New York Yankees
	10:00 p.m.	Boston Red Sox @ Oakland Athletics	Milwaukee Brewers @ Arizona D-backs
Fri., July 19	7:00 p.m.	New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox	Tampa Bay Rays @ Toronto Blue Jays
Sat., July 20	8:00 p.m.	Baltimore Orioles @ Texas Rangers	Arizona D-backs @ San Francisco Giants (9:00 p.m.)
Tue., July 23	8:00 p.m.	New York Yankees @ Texas Rangers	Detroit Tigers @ Chicago White Sox
Thu., July 25	2:00 p.m.	New York Yankees @ Texas Rangers	Detroit Tigers @ Chicago White Sox
	7:00 p.m.	Tampa Bay Rays @ Boston Red Sox	Philadelphia Phillies @ St. Louis Cardinals
Fri., July 26	7:30 p.m.	St. Louis Cardinals @ Atlanta Braves	Philadelphia Phillies @ Detroit Tigers (7:00 p.m.)
Sat., July 27	7:00 p.m.	Boston Red Sox @ Baltimore Orioles	Texas Rangers @ Cleveland Indians
Tue., July 30	4:00 p.m.	St. Louis Cardinals @ Pittsburgh Pirates (Game 1)
	7:00 p.m.	Seattle Mariners @ Boston Red Sox	Colorado Rockies @ Atlanta Braves
	10:00 p.m.	Cincinnati Reds @ San Diego Padres	New York Yankees @ Los Angeles Dodgers

SPARQ Combine Championship and 7ON Football to air on ESPNU

Putting its high school coverage/ college recruitment to new levels, ESPN has decided to air the SPARQ Championship and 7ON Football games as part of national recruitment week. Action will be called by Dari Nowkah, Tom Luginbill, Craig Hubert, Trent Dilfer, and Yogi Roth. Here's teh schedule of events from ESPN Media Zone.

Leading Recruits Compete in The Opening on ESPNU; Five Recruits to Announce College Commitments

contact: gracie.blackburn@espn.com

Next week, ESPNU will follow 163 of the nation’s leading college football recruits competing and training at The Opening in Portland, Ore.  ESPNU will air three consecutive nights of action beginning with The Opening: SPARQ Championship on Monday, July 1, at 7 p.m. Coverage will also include 7ON Football action and five exclusive verbal commitments from the following ESPN 300 position ranked recruits:

Tue, July 2: Arrion Springs (San Antonio, Texas; No.7 CB): Oregon, Texas

Tue, July 2: Jaleel Wadood (Bellflower, Calif.; No. 39 Athlete): Arizona State, California, UCLA, USC

Tue, July 2: Naijial Hale (Bellflower, Calif.; No. 30 CB): Arizona, Arizona State, California, Utah, Washington State

Wed, July 3: Trey Marshall (Lake City, Fla.; No. 49 Safety): Florida State, Georgia, Ole Miss

Wed, July 3: Dillon Bates (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.; No.3 OLB): Alabama, Florida, Tennessee

ESPN Recruiting Nation’s Dari Nowkhah, Tom Luginbill and Craig Haubert will call the action and discuss the impact players could have on various college programs. They will be joined by Yogi Roth and ESPN NFL analyst Trent Dilfer, on site for the coinciding Elite 11 Quarterback Camp, which will air on ESPNU, Friday, Aug. 16 at 8 p.m.

Date	Time (ET)	Game/ Commentators
Mon, July 1	7 p.m.	The Opening: SPARQ Championship Dari Nowkhah & Tom Luginbill
Tue, July 2	9 p.m.	The Opening: 7ON Football Dari Nowkhah, Tom Luginbill, Craig Haubert, Trent Dilfer & Yogi Roth
Wed, July 3	9 p.m.	The Opening: 7ON Football Championship Dari Nowkhah, Tom Luginbill, Craig Haubert, Trent Dilfer & Yogi Roth

Your 2013 CFL on NBC Sports Network schedule

Somehow I missed posting the 2013 CFL on NBC Sports Network schedule last week when it was announced. NBC Sports Network will air 17 CFL games during the 2013 season, an increase of 9 compared to last year. Their coverage includes both semifinal games and the Grey Cup. 5 of the games will be shown on a delayed basis. Here is the press release last week from the CFL announcing NBC's coverage this year. 

NBC Sports Network to showcase CFL in 2013

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Posted: June 21, 2013 12:00 PM

Updated: June 21, 2013 12:01 PM

CFL.ca Staff

TORONTO -- The Canadian Football League will be showcased this season on U.S. television with 14 regular-season games, the Eastern and Western Final, and the Grey Cup championship game on NBC Sports Network, the CFL announced today.

“We’re very pleased to partner again this year with NBC Sports Network to deliver our high-scoring and exciting brand of football to our fans south of the border,” said Michael Copeland, President and Chief Operating Officer of the Canadian Football League.

“It’s important for our league and has a significant impact on player recruitment, and gives fans an opportunity to follow some of their former favourite collegiate players.”

NBC Sports Network will kick off its CFL broadcast schedule with the opening game of the 2013 CFL season, featuring the Winnipeg Blue Bombers hosting the Montreal Alouettes in their brand new stadium, Investors Group Field. It will follow the league right up to Grey Cup Sunday, which will take place this year in Regina, Saskatchewan on Sunday, November 24. 

“We are excited to be partnering again with the CFL, and to present its fast-paced and tradition-rich brand of football on NBC Sports Network,” said Mike Perman, Vice President, Programming, NBC Sports Group. 

All CFL games are broadcast in Canada on TSN, with additional games available in French on RDS and RDS2.

“We’re looking forward to a very exciting season, and welcome our many American friends along for what will be a great ride,” Copeland said.

Here is the full NBC Sports Network CFL Schedule: (All times ET)

Regular Season:

Thursday, June 27, 2013 at 9:00pm - Montreal/Winnipeg 

Tuesday, July 30, 2013 at 7:30pm – BC/Toronto 

Friday, August 2, 2013 at 9:00pm – Hamilton/Edmonton 

Monday, August 5, 2013 at 7:00pm – Winnipeg/BC 

Friday August 9, 2013 at 9:00pm – SSK/Calgary 

Thursday August 22, 2013 at 7:30pm – BC/Montreal 

Monday September 2, 2013 at 5:00pm – Edmonton/Calgary (TBC) 

Tuesday September 3, 2013 at 7:30pm – Montreal/Toronto 

Friday September 6, 2013 at 9:00pm – Calgary/Edmonton 

Friday September 27, 2013 at 10:30pm – BC/Winnipeg 

Monday October 14, 2013 at 12am (10/16) – Toronto/Hamilton 

Friday October 18, 2013 at 12am (10/19) – Calgary/Edmonton 

Thursday October 24, 2013 at 7:30p – Winnipeg/Toronto 

Friday November 1, 2013 at 12am (11/2) – Montreal/Toronto 

CFL Playoffs:

Sunday November 17, 2013 Time TBD at 11pm – Eastern Final 

Sunday November 17, 2013 at 12am (11/19) – Western Final 

Grey Cup:

Sunday November 24, 2013 at 6:30pm – 101st Grey Cup in Regina

ESPN to carry 60 live CFL games, including 5 on ESPN2

The months of June and July aren't known much for their football prowess, but they will be this year. ESPN will broadcast 5 games live from the CFL on ESPN2 during the 2013 season. An additional 55 games will be streamed live on ESPN3. Essentially ESPN will have every game that NBC Sports Network doesn't show, including 2 playoff games. There is some research being done on whether or not NBC Sports Extra will also show CFL games this season. The full schedule of games can be found at ESPN Media Zone. Here is the press release announcing the schedule. 

ESPN to Deliver 60 Live Canadian Football League Games

ESPN will carry 60 live Canadian Football League games throughout the 2013 season, beginning Friday, June 28, with a doubleheader on ESPN3: Hamilton Tiger-Cats vs. Toronto Argonauts (7 p.m. ET) and BC Lions vs. Calgary Stampeders (10 p.m.). In all, ESPN will televise five games on ESPN2 and an additional 55 – including two playoff games – on ESPN3.

ESPN’s relationship with the CFL dates back to the company’s first full year on the air, having televised Canadian Football League games throughout the 1980’s (1980-84 and 1986-89) and 1990’s (1994-1997).

CFL games have also been carried on ESPN3, the company’s live multi-screen network, since 2008. ESPN3 is accessible in more than 85 million households nationwide for fans who receive their internet or video subscriptions from an affiliated provider.

All games will be available on computers at WatchESPN.com, on tablets and smartphones via the WatchESPN app, through ESPN on Xbox LIVE to Gold members and on Apple TV.

ESPN will use commentators from TSN, the leading sports channel in Canada and CFL rightsholder, throughout the CFL season, which concludes in November.

Schedule through July:

Date	Time (ET)	Show	Network
Fri., June 28	7 p.m.	Hamilton vs. Toronto	ESPN3
	10 p.m.	BC vs. Calgary	ESPN3
Sat., June 29	3:30 p.m.	Saskatchewan vs. Edmonton	ESPN2
Thu., July 4	7 p.m.	Winnipeg vs. Montreal	ESPN2
	10 p.m.	Toronto vs. BC	ESPN3
Fri., July 5	9 p.m.	Calgary vs. Saskatchewan	ESPN3
Sun., July 7	5 p.m.	Edmonton vs. Hamilton	ESPN3
Thu., July 11	7:30 p.m.	Saskatchewan vs. Toronto	ESPN3
Fri., July 12	7:30 p.m.	Calgary vs. Montreal	ESPN3
Sat., July 13	6:30 p.m.	Winnipeg vs. Hamilton	ESPN3
	9:30 p.m.	BC vs. Edmonton	ESPN2
Fri., July 19	8 p.m.	Toronto vs. Winnipeg	ESPN3
Sat., July 20	7 p.m.	Montreal vs. Calgary	ESPN2
	10 p.m.	Edmonton vs. BC	ESPN3
Sun., July 21	7 p.m.	Hamilton vs. Saskatchewan	ESPN3
Thu., July 25	7:30 p.m.	Edmonton vs. Montreal	ESPN2
Fri., July 26	8 p.m.	Calgary vs. Winnipeg	ESPN3
Sat., July 27	7:30 p.m.	Saskatchewan vs. Hamilton	ESPN3

For the complete 60-game schedule, please visit ESPN MediaZone. 

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