2014 NFL Week 5 TV & National Radio Schedule

Thursday, October 2

8:25 PM- Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers (CBS/NFL) Jim Nantz, Phil Simms, Tracy Wolfson

(Westwood One) Ian Eagle, Boomer Esiason, Hub Arkush

Sunday, October 5

1 PM- Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans (CBS) Andrew Catalon, Steve Beuerlein, Steve Tasker

1 PM- Houston Texans at Dallas Cowboys (CBS) Ian Eagle, Dan Fouts, Jenny Dell

(Compass Media) Kevin Ray, Danny White

1 PM- Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts (CBS) Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon
(ESPN Radio) Ryan Ruocco, Bill Polian, Ian Fitzsimmons

1 PM- Pittsburgh Steelers at Jacksonville Jaguars (CBS) Spero Dedes, Solomon Wilcotts

1 PM- Chicago Bears at Carolina Panthers (FOX) Thom Brennaman, David Diehl, Laura Okmin
(Westwood One) Kevin Lee, Mark Malone

1 PM- St. Louis Rams at Philadelphia Eagles (FOX) Kenny Albert, Daryl Johnston, Tony Siragusa
(Sports USA) Larry Kahn, Ross Tucker, Troy West

1 PM- Atlanta Falcons at New York Giants (FOX) Kevin Burkhardt, John Lynch, Pam Oliver

1 PM- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New Orleans Saints (FOX) Dick Stockton, Kirk Morrison, Kristina Pink

1 PM- Buffalo Bills at Detroit Lions (FOX) Sam Rosen, Ronde Barber, Jennifer Hale

4:05 PM- Arizona Cardinals at Denver Broncos (FOX) Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews
(Westwood One) Dave Sims, Rod Woodson

4:25 PM- Kansas City Chiefs at San Francisco 49ers (CBS) Jim Nantz, Phil Simms, Tracy Wolfson
(Sports USA) Bob Fitzgerald, John Robinson, Rod Brooks

4:25 PM- New York Jets at San Diego Chargers (CBS) Greg Gumbel, Trent Green, Evan Washburn
(Compass Media) Matt Smith, Curtis Conway

8:30 PM- Cincinnati Bengals at New England Patriots (NBC) Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, Michele Tafoya

(Westwood One) Kevin Kugler, James Lofton, Anthony Becht

Monday, October 6

8:30 PM- Seattle Seahawks at Washington Redskins (ESPN) Mike Tirico, Jon Gruden, Lisa Salters

(Westwood One) Kevin Harlan, Boomer Esiason, Ross Tucker

BYE WEEK: (2-2) Miami Dolphins, (0-4) Oakland Raiders

2014-15 UEFA Europa Matchday 2 TV & Streaming Information

All games will be available on Fox Soccer 2Go. All matches on Fox Soccer 2Go will begin 10 minutes before the listed time. 

Thursday, October 2

10 AM- FC Dinamo Moskva at PSV Eindhoven (ESPN Deportes+ [Esp.]) 

11 AM- Everton FC at FC Krasnodar (Fox Sports 1) 

(ESPN Deportes+ [Esp.]) 

Noon- LOSC Lille at VfL Wolfsburg (Fox Sports 2) 

Noon- SSC Napoli at SK Slovan Bratislava (Fox Soccer Plus) 

Noon- Sevilla FC at HNK Rijeka (ESPN Deportes [Esp.]) 

Noon- R. Standard de Liege at Feyenoord (ESPN Deportes+ [Esp.]) 

Noon- FC Metalist Kharkiv at KSC Lokeren OV

Noon- FC Steaua Bucuresti at FC Dynamo Kyiv

Noon- Legia Warszawa at Trabzonspor AS

Noon- Rio Ave FC at Aalborg BK

Noon- PAOK FC at EA Guingamp

Noon- BSC Young Boys at AC Sparta Praha

Noon- ACF Fiorentina at FC Dinamo Minsk

2:05 PM- Besiktas JK at Tottenham Hotspur FC (Fox Sports 1) 

(ESPN Deportes+ [Esp.]) 

2:05 PM- GNK Dinamo Zagreb at Celtic FC (Fox Sports 2) 

2:05 PM- Qarabag FK at FC Internazionale Milano (Fox Soccer Plus) 

(ESPN Deportes+ [Esp.]) 

2:05 PM- Apollon Limassol FC at Villarreal CF (ESPN Deportes [Esp.]) 

2:05 PM- FC Kobenhavn at Torino FC (ESPN Deportes+ [Esp.]) 

2:05 PM- VfL Borussia Monchengladbach at FC Zurich

2:05 PM- FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk at AS Saint-Etienne

2:05 PM- Club Brugge KV at HJK Helsinki

2:05 PM- FC Salzburg at FC Astra Giurgiu

2:05 PM- Panathinaikos FC at Estoril Praia

2:05 PM- FK Partizan at Asteras Tripolis FC

2014 MLS Week 30 TV Schedule

Thursday, October 2

8 PM- Chicago Fire at Philadelphia Union (ESPN2) Adrian Healy, Taylor Twellman

(ESPN Deportes [Esp.]) Richard Mendez, Giovanni Savares

Friday, October 3

8 PM- Sporting Kansas City at D. C. United (NBCSN, TSN2) John Strong, Robbie Earle

Saturday, October 4

6 PM- Houston Dynamo at New York Red Bulls (NBCSN) John Strong, Robbie Earle

7 PM- Vancouver Whitecaps at FC Dallas (Univision Deportes [Esp.]) 

(TSN2) Luke Wileman, Jason de Vos

(TWCS Texas) Bob Strum, Kevin Hartman

7:30 PM- Columbus Crew at New England Revolution (TWCS Ohio) Dwight Burgess, Chrs Doran, Ashleigh Ignelzi

(Comcast New England) Brad Feldman, Paul Mariner, Jessie Coffield

10:30 PM- Toronto FC at Los Angeles Galaxy (TSN) Nigel Reed, Greg Sutton

(RDS2 [French]) Claudnie Douville, Michel Y. Lacroix

(TWCS LA) Joe Tutino, Cobi Jones, Kelli Tennant

11 PM- Portland Timbers at San Jose Earthquakes (NBCSN) Anthony Pasarelli, Brian Dunseth, Sebastian Salazar

Sunday, October 5

3 PM- Seattle Sounders at Colorado Rapids (UniMas [Esp.])

 (KZJO) Ross Fletcher, Kasey Keller

(Altitude) Richard Fleming, Marcelo Balboa, Jason Kosmicki

5 PM- Montreal Impact at Chicago Fire (TVA Sports [French]) Frederic Lord, Olivier Brett

(WPWR, TWCS Wisconsin) Dan Kelly, Kevin Egan

7 PM- Real Salt Lake at Chivas USA (KUCW) Bill Riley, Brian Dunseth

(KDOC) Christian Miles, Danny Lee

2014 College Football Division 1 Week 6 TV, National Radio, & Streaming Schedule

Thursday, October 2

7 PM- UCF at Houston (ESPN) Dave Lamont, Ray Bentley, Kayce Smith

7 PM- FAU at FIU (FSN) Mark Followill, Brian Baldinger, Lesley McCaslin

7:30 PM- Alabama State at Alcorn State (ESPNU) Mark Neely, Jay Walker

10:30 PM- Arizona at Oregon (ESPN) Rece Davis, Jesse Palmer, David Pollack, Allison Williams
(Sports USA) John Ahlers, John Robinson

Friday, October 3

6:30 PM- Lafayette at Fordham (CBSSN) Jason Horowitz, London Fletcher, Melanie Collins

7 PM- Louisville at Syracuse (ESPN) Ryan Ruocco, Danny Kanell, Niki Noto

10 PM- San Diego State at Fresno State (CBSSN) Carter Blackburn, Aaron Taylor, Jamie Erdahl

10:15 PM- Utah State at BYU (ESPN) Dave Flemming, Mike Bellotti, Allison Williams

(*BYUtv) Dave McCann, Blaine Fowler, Andy Boyce, Lauren Francom 

(Cougar IMG) Greg Wrubell, Marc Lyons, Nate Meikle

Saturday, October 4

Noon- Ohio State at Maryland (ABC) Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman, Todd McShay

Noon- Texas A&M at Mississippi State (ESPN) Dave Pasch, Brian Griese, Tom Luginbill

Noon- Purdue at Illinois (ESPN2) Beth Mowins, Joey Galloway, Paul Carcaterra

Noon- SMU at East Carolina (ESPNU) Adam Amin, John Cognemi

Noon- Iowa State at Oklahoma State (Fox Sports 1) Tim Brando, Brady Quinn

Noon- Marshall at Old Dominion (FSN) Brendan Burke, Ben Leber, Christian Steckel

Noon- Ball State at Army (CBSSN) Ben Holden, Kevin O'Connell, Courtney Fallon

Noon- Florida at Tennessee (SEC) Brent Musburger, Jesse Palmer, Maria Taylor

Noon- Southern Miss at Middle Tennessee (ASN, C-USA Digital) Mike Gleason, Jim Donnan

12:30 PM- Virginia Tech at North Carolina (ACC Network, ESPN3) Tim Brant, Dave Archer, Rachel Baribeau

12:30 PM- Villanova at Maine (WVII, WFVX, WPME, FCS Pacific) Dan Hannigan, Brian Sullivan, Brittany Devane

1 PM- Holy Cross at Colgate (TWCS NY) Kevin Brown, Paul Sealy

(Patriot League Network) Matt Martucci, Ryan Vena

1:30 PM- Penn at Dartmouth (FCS Atlantic) Eric Frede, Steve DeOssie, Katie Fitzpatrick

2:30 PM- North Texas at Indiana (BTN) Eric Collins, Chuck Long, Rebecca Haarlow

2:30 PM- Montana at North Dakota (Cowles Montana, Midco SN, FCS Central, Watch Big Sky) Dan Hammer, Ryan Kasowski, Greg Stemen

3 PM- Youngstown State at Missouri State (Mediacom) Don West, Jim Powers

3:30 PM- Baylor at Texas (ABC, ESPN3) Bob Wischusen, Matt Millen, Quint Kessenich

3:30 PM- Wake Forest at Florida State (ABC, ESPN3) Mike Patrick, Ed Cunningham, Jeannine Edwards

3:30 PM- Alabama at Ole Miss (CBS) Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Allie LaForce
(Sports USA) Wayne Randazzo, Gary Barnett

3:30 PM- Stanford at Notre Dame (NBC) Dan Hicks, Mike Mayock, Kathryn Tappen, Doug Flutie
(Notre Dame IMG) Don Criqui, Allen Pinkett, Jeff Jeffers

3:30 PM- Oklahoma at TCU (FOX) Joe Davis, Joey Harrington, Kris Budden

3:30 PM- Wisconsin at Northwestern (ESPN2) Eamon McAnaney, David Diaz-Infante, Dawn Davenport
(Compass Media) Gregg Daniels, Dale Hellestrae

3:30 PM- NC State at Clemson (ESPNU) Anish Shroff, Kelly Stouffer

3:30 PM- Navy at Air Force (CBSSN) John Sadak, Randy Cross, Sussanah Collins

3:30 PM- New Mexico at UTSA (ASN) Ron Thulin, Keith Moreland

3:30 PM- Buffalo at Bowling Green (BCSN, ESPN3) Greg Franke, Tom Cole, Kate Longenecker

3:30 PM- Stony Brook at Towson (NBC Regional, CAA.TV) Joe Beninati, Andy Gresh, Al Koken

4 PM- Kansas at West Virginia (FSN) Mark Folowill, Brian Baldinger, Lesley McCaslin

4 PM- Vanderbilt at Georgia (SEC) Dave Neal, Andre Ware, Laura Rutledge

4 PM- Oregon State at Colorado (P12) Ted Robinson, Glenn Parker, Jill Savage

4 PM- North Dakota State at Western Illinois (MVC TV, ESPN3) Scott Warmann, Danan Hughes

4 PM- Northwestern State at Southeastern Louisiana (SLC TV, SLC Digital, ESPN3) Randy McIlvoy, Shea Walker, Jessica Poumaroux

4:30 PM- Idaho State at Eastern Washington (SWX, Watch Big Sky) Greg Heister, Bill Ames

6:30 PM- Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Southern (*CST) Todd Kalas, James Verrett, Taylor Hasley

7 PM- LSU at Auburn (ESPN) Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe
(Westwood One) Jason Benetti, Derek Rackley

7 PM- Texas Tech at Kansas State (ESPNU) Clay Matvick, Anthony Becht, Cara Capuano

7 PM- Memphis at Cincinnati (CBSSN) Dave Ryan, Corey Chavous, Lauren Gardner

7 PM- Michigan at Rutgers (BTN) Kevin Kugler, Glen Mason, Shaun O'Hara, Lisa Byington

7 PM- UTEP at Louisiana Tech (FCS Central) Mike Morgan, JC Pearson, Steffi Sorensen

7 PM- Hawaii at Rice (ASN, Oceanic PPV) Dave Armstrong, Jim Donnan

7 PM- Richmond at Liberty (Flames SN, ESPN3, Big South Network) Mike Tilley, Matt Warner, Lyndsay Keith, Chierstin Susel

7 PM- Coastal Carolina at Furman (WMYA, ESPN3, SoCon Digital) Chuck Hussion, Corey Stewart, Van Earle Wright

7 PM- Eastern Kentucky at Austin Peay (APSU TV, OVC Digital) Mark Owens, Will Pressnell

7 PM- Lamar at Abilene Christian (*KTES) Grant Boone, Bob Strater, Matt Sloan

7:30 PM- Arizona State at USC (FOX) Gus Johnson, Charles Davis, Molly McGrath

(ESPN Radio) Bill Rosinski, David Norrie, Joe Schad

7:30 PM- Miami [FL] at Georgia Tech (ESPN2) Joe Tessitore, Brock Huard, Shannon Spake

7:30 PM- South Carolina at Kentucky (SEC) Tom Hart, Matt Stnichcomb, Heather Mitts

7:30 PM- Pittsburgh at Virginia (ACC Regional, ESPN3) Wes Durham, James Bates, Jenn Hildreth

7:30 PM- UC Davis at Portland State (ROOT, Audience Network) Tom Glasgow, Jason Stiles, Jen Mueller

8 PM- Nebraska at Michigan State (ABC, ESPN3) Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, Heather Cox

(TBC Radio Sports) George Blaha, Jason Strayhorn, Otis Wiley
(Touchdown Radio) Roxy Bernstein, Gino Torretta

8 PM- UNLV at San Jose State (ESPNews) Mike Couzens, Dan Hawkins

8 PM- Georgia Southern at New Mexico State (Aggie Vision, ESPN3) Jeff Siembieda, Danny Knee

8 PM- Mississippi Valley State at Texas Southern (*CSN Houston, Youtube) Brett Dolan, Butch Alsandor, Nick Strong

8 PM- Murray State at Tennessee Tech (WCTE, OVC Digital) Sam Brooks, Tim Scruggs

9 PM- Montana State at Sacramento State (Cowles Montana, Watch Big Sky) Chris Myers, Rob Callaghan, Rob Jelleson

10:30 PM- Utah at UCLA (ESPN2) Mark Jones, Rod Gilmore, Jessica Mendoza

10:30 PM- Boise State at Nevada (CBSSN) Rich Waltz, Adam Archuleta, Cassie Gallo

10:30 PM- California at Washington State (P12) Kevin Calabro, Yogi Roth, Lewis Johnson

STREAMING: 

Noon- Harvard at Georgetown (GU Hoyas Videos) Chuck Timanswill, Ryan Sakamoto

12:30 PM- Princeton at Columbia (Ivy League Digital) Jerry Recco, Sal Licata

12:30 PM- Yale at Cornell (Ivy League Digital) Barry Leonard, Buck Briggs

1 PM- Campbell at Morehead State (OVC Digital) Chuck Mraz, Jason Blanton, Mike Williams

1 PM- Dayton at Davidson (Davidson All-Access) Mark Plemmons, Lenny Baytcki

1 PM- Dayton at Rhode Island (A10 Digital) Steve McDonald, Terry Lynch

1 PM- Drake at Jacksonville (ASUN.TV) Scott Manze

1 PM- West Liberty at Duquesne (NEC Front Row) Tad Maurey, Bob Healy

1 PM- Bucknell at Bryant (NEC Front Row) Tristan Hobbes, Tim Lynch

1 PM- Marist at Valparaiso (Valpoathletics.com) Todd Ickow, Dave Huseman

1:30 PM- The Citadel at Wofford (ESPN3) Darren Goldwater, Corey Miller

1:30 PM- Charlotte at Gardner-Webb (ESPN3) Mike Hogewood, Mike Gleason

1:30 PM- New Hampshire at Elon (Phoenix All-Access) Dave Hibbard, Taylor Durham

2 PM- Eastern Michigan at Akron (ESPN3) Michael Reghi, Jerod Cherry

2 PM- Tennessee State at Southeastern Missouri (OVC Digital) Todd Richards, Lawrence Brookins

2 PM- Howard at NC Central (NCCU Sports Network) Chris Hooks, Joe Simmons

2 PM- Western Carolina at Presbyterian (Big South Network) Eric Thacker, John Orck

2 PM- Norfolk State at Savannah State (Savannah State All Access) Toby Hyde, Curtis Foster

2:30 PM- Massachusetts at Miami [OH] (ESPN3) Jim Barbar, Mickey Matthews

3 PM- Tulsa at Colorado State (MW Network) Ari Wolfe, Pat Hill

3 PM- Monmouth at Robert Morris (NEC Front Row) Chris Shovlin, Brian Cleary

3 PM- South Dakota at Illinois State (RedBirdHD TV) Dick Luedke, Ted Schmitz, Craig Bertsche

3 PM- Northern Iowa at Indiana State (Sycamore Vision) Brian Fritz, Tom James

3 PM- Mercer at Samford (Samford Sports TV, SoCon Digital) Mike Grace, Scot Harrison, Blake Gardner

3:30 PM- Ohio at Central Michigan (ESPN3) Dave Weekley, John Gregory

3:30 PM- South Carolina State vs. North Carolina A&T (ESPN3) Mark Neely, Jay Walker

3:30 PM- Sacred Heart at Delaware (Blue Hens Sports Network) Chad Klatkzkin, Matt Janus, Mike Milburn

3:30 PM Northern Arizona at Northern Colorado (Watch Big Sky) Kyle Johnson

4 PM- UT Martin at Jacksonville State (ESPN3) Kevin Ingram, Bob Bevlin

4 PM- Delaware State at Bethune-Cookman (Cateye Network) Joe LaBarbera, Larry Wesley, Terrance Gatling

4 PM- Virginia Military at Chattanooga (SoCon Digital) Jim Reynolds, Todd Agne, Will Poindexter

5 PM- Kent State at Northern Illinois (ESPN3) Shawn Kenney, Bob Chmeil

5 PM- Morgan State at Florida A&M (Rattler Vision) Joshua Jackson, Michael Smith

6 PM- South Alabama at Appalachian State (ESPN3) Matt Stewart, Al Groh, Danielle Green

6 PM- James Madison at Albany (Dane Zone) Rodger Wyland, Zach Bye

6 PM- Butler at Stetson (Hatter Vision) Matt Musgrove, Steve Osterman

6 PM- Alderson-Broaddus at Wagner (NEC Front Row) Pete Mundo

7 PM- Toledo at Western Michigan (ESPN3) Dan Gutowsky, Dustin Fox

7 PM- Idaho at Texas State (ESPN3) Joel Meyers, Rene Ingoglia

7 PM- Georgia State at Louisiana-Lafayette (ESPN3) Drew Fellios, Forest Conoly

7 PM- Louisiana-Monroe at Arkansas State (ESPN3) Brock Bowling, Wayne Gandy

7 PM- UAB at Western Kentucky (C-USA Digital) Randy Lee, Leo Peckenpaugh, Terry Obee

7 PM- Central Arkansas at Stephen F. Austin (ESPN3) Lincoln Rose, Lemont Williams

7 PM- South Dakota at Southern Illinois (Salukis All-Access) Mike Reis, Green, Joel Sambursky

7 PM- Houston Baptist at Incarnate Word (UIWtv) Chris Reyes, Anthony Gollab

7 PM- Nicholls State at McNeese State (Cowboy Insider) Tom Hoefer, Johnny Sudham, Ron Hayes

7 PM- Prairie View A&M at Jackson State (JSU TV) Spencer McClenty, Willie Richardson, Jefferey Moore

9 PM- Southern Utah at Cal Poly (Watch Big Sky) Tom Barket, Lloyd Nelson

No Stream or TV:
3 PM- Grambling State at Alabama A&M

*-Tape Delayed TV broadcast

2014 MLB Wild Card & Division Series TV & National Radio Schedule

Wild Card- Tuesday, September 30

8 PM- Oakland Athletics at Kansas City Royals

TBS Announcers: Ernie Johnson, Ron Darling, Cal Ripken Jr., Matt Winer

ESPN Radio Announcers: Jon Sciambi, Chris Singleton

Division Series

Kansas City Royals vs. Los Angeles Angels

TBS Announcers: Ernie Johnson, Ron Darling, Cal Ripken Jr., Matt Winer

ESPN Radio Announcers: Jon Sciambi, Chris Singleton

October 2- 9 PM- ROYALS 3, ANGELS 2 (11)

October 3- 9:30 PM- ROYALS 4, ANGELS 1 (11)

October 5- ROYALS 8, ANGELS 3

Kansas City Royals win series 3-0

 Detroit Tigers vs. Baltimore Orioles 

TBS Announcers: Brian Anderson, Dennis Eckersley, Joe Simpson, Jamie Maggio

ESPN Radio Announcers: Chris Berman (Gms 1, 2), Dave Flemming (Gm 3), Rick Sutcliffe

October 2- 5:30 PM- ORIOLES 12, TIGERS 3

October 3- ORIOLES 7, TIGERS 6

October 5- ORIOLES 2, TIGERS 1
Baltimore Orioles win series 3-0

Wild Card- Wednesday, October 1

8 PM- San Francisco Giants at Pittsburgh Pirates 

ESPN Announcers: Dan Shulman, John Kruk, Buster Olney, Tim Kurkjian

ESPN Radio Announcers: Dave O'Brien, Aaron Boone

Division Series 

San Francisco Giants vs. Washington Nationals

Fox Sports 1/MLB Network Announcers: Matt Vasgersian, John Smoltz, Jon Paul Morosi (Gms 1-2, 4), Sam Ryan (Gm 3)

ESPN Radio Announcers: Dave O'Brien, John Kruk

October 3- 3 PM- GIANTS 3, NATIONALS 2

October 4- 5:30 PM- GIANTS 2, NATIONALS 1 (18)

October 6- 3 PM- NATIONALS 4, GIANTS 1

October 7- 9 PM- GIANTS 3, NATIONALS 2

San Francisco wins 3-1

Saint Louis Cardinals vs. Los Angeles Dodgers

Fox Sports 1/MLB Network Announcers: Joe Buck (Gms 1, 3-4), Bob Costas (Gm 2), Harold Reynolds, Tom Verducci, Ken Rosenthal, Erin Andrews (Gms 1, 3-4)

ESPN Radio Announcers: Dan Shulman, Aaron Boone

October 3- 6:30 PM- CARDINALS 10, DODGERS 9

October 4- 9:30 PM- DODGERS 3, CARDINALS 2

October 6- 9:30 PM- CARDINALS 3, DODGERS 1

October 7- 5 PM- CARDINALS 3, DODGERS 2

St. Louis Cardinals win 3-1

2014-15 UEFA Champions Matchday 2 TV & Streaming Information

Tuesday, September 30

11:45 AM- Bayern Munich at CSKA Moskva (Fox Soccer Plus, ESPN3) 

(ESPN Deportes)

2:30 PM- AS Roma at Manchester City (Fox Sports 1)

2:30 PM- Chelsea at Sporting Portugal (Fox Sports 2)

(ESPN Deportes+)

2:30 PM- Barcelona at Paris Saint-Germain (FSN)

(Fox Deportes)

2:30 PM- Porto at Shakhtar Donetsk (ESPN3)

(ESPN Deportes)  

2:30 PM- Athletic Club at BATE Borisov (ESPN3)

(ESPN Deportes+)

 2:30 PM- NK Maribor at Schalke 04 (ESPN3)

2:30 PM- Ajax at APOEL (ESPN3)

Wednesday, October 1

11:45 AM- AS Monaco at Zenit (Fox Soccer Plus, ESPN3) 

(Fox Deportes)

2:30 PM- Galatasary AS at Arsenal (Fox Sports 1)

(Fox Deportes)

2:30 PM- Liverpool at Basel 1893 (Fox Sports 2)

2:30 PM- Real Madrid at Ludogorets Razgrad (FSN) 

(ESPN Deportes)

2:30 PM- Juventus at Atletico de Madrid (ESPN2)

(ESPN Deportes+)

2:30 PM- Olympiacos at Malmo FF (ESPN3)

(ESPN Deportes+) 

2:30 PM- SL Benfica at Bayer 04 Leverkusen (ESPN3)

(ESPN Deportes+)

2:30 PM- Borussia Dortmund at RSC Anderlecht (ESPN3)

2014-15 English Premier League Week 6 TV and National Radio Schedule

Interested in knowing whom the radio announcers are for each game the Premier League has played this season Internationally? Just click English Premier League at the bottom of this page and you can see whom they are. You can also listen to highlights of the radio broadcasts archived by clicking on talkSPORT next to each game. Select games have the full match archived. I'll update the announcers for the radio broadcasts each Saturday and Sunday during the pre-match and intermission reports, if at all possible. If not then, I'll update them from the archive, usually available about 30 minutes after the match ends. 

Saturday, September 27

7:45 AM- Everton at Liverpool (NBCSN) Steve Bower, Jim Beglin

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Richard Connelly, Bobby Gould

(mun2 [Esp.]) Sammy Sadovnik, Manuel Sol

10 AM- West Ham at Manchester United (NBCSN) Daniel Mann, Garry Birtles

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) John Anderson, Matt Lawrence

(mun2 [Esp.]) Sammy Sadovnik, Manuel Sol

10 AM- Aston Villa at Chelsea (Extra Time/Fathom Events) Gary Taphouse, Tony Gale

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Tim Long

10 AM- Manchester City at Hull City (Extra Time) Gary Weaver, Andy Hinchcliffe

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Toby Gilles

10 AM- Leicester City at Crystal Palace (Extra Time) Phil Blacker, Ray Houghton

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Dan Windle

10 AM- Swansea City at Sunderland (Extra Time) David Stowell, Efan Ekoku

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Murray Burnell

10 AM- Queens Park Rangers at Southampton (Extra Time) Tony Jones, Alan Curbishley

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Simon Watts

12:30 PM- Tottenham at Arsenal (NBCSN) Arlo White, Lee Dixon

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Alex Crook, Chris Perry

(mun2 [Esp.]) Sammy Sadovnik, Manuel Sol

Sunday, September 28

11 AM- Burnley at West Bromwich Albion (NBCSN) Jon Champion, Danny Higginbotham

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Tom Rennie, Adam Virgo

Monday, September 29

3 PM- Newcastle at Stoke City (NBCSN) Martin Tyler, Chris Waddle

(talkSPORT/Westwood One) Tom Rennie, Kevin Watson

Fall Experimental Football League (FXFL) begins next week

The FXFL begins action next week. If you're like me, you're probably asking what on each is the FXFL and why should I care? The FXFL stands for the Fall Experimental Football League. It will suit up with 4 teams. Currently 3 of the teams are scheduled to play 5 games while one team, the Blacktips, are scheduled to play only 3 games, all road games. The Blacktips were originally supposed to be located in Miami and go by the name Florida, but they dropped the Florida part after not finding a home venue.

The lack of a home venue for the Blacktips also altered the schedule intentions of the FXFL. The FXFL was originally hoping that each team would be able to play a home-and-home series. 

The games are scheduled to be televised on regional sports networks across the US. SNY (Brooklyn), NESN (Boston), Cox Sports South (Blacktips), Comcast Northwest, Comcast Chicago, and Altitude (Omaha) will carry the games. 

For those wondering why the strange Comcast Northwest broadcast, one of the two teams originally announced that will not play this season is Portland. As for why Comcast Chicago is on there, I have no idea. I suspect Time Warner's Texas Channel would be added if the Austin Outlaws were playing this season. Below is the current schedule.

Wednesday, October 8

8 PM- Boston at Omaha- 8 PM

Wednesday, October 15

7:30 PM- Boston at Brooklyn

8 PM- Blacktips at Omaha

Friday, October 24

7:30 PM- Blacktips at Boston

7:30 PM- Omaha at Brooklyn

Friday, October 31

7:30 PM- Brooklyn at Boston

Wednesday, November 5

8 PM- Boston at Omaha

Friday, November 7

7:30 PM- Blacktips at Brooklyn

Wednesday, November 12

8 PM- Brooklyn at Omaha

2014 FIBA Women's World Championships US Schedule

The 2014 FIBA Women's Basketball World Championships begin this Saturday. As was the case for the men's, every game will be streamed live on ESPN3. Every US game will also be shown live on NBATV. For all rounds both NBATV and ESPN3 will use the FIBA broadcast feed, minus the Championship. The championship will be shown live on ESPN2 and will utilize their talent Here's the details. As games are set from the qualification round on, I will update the schedule here.

The 2014 FIBA World Championship for Women will be shown across ESPN platforms in its entirety, including the Final on ESPN2 and WatchESPN on Sunday, Oct. 5, at 2 p.m. ET. The US team is guaranteed to play three group phase games. The first 39 games of the international tournament – held from multiple sites in Turkey – will be carried on ESPN3 from the FIBA world feed.

The 16-team tournament is split into four groups of four that will compete in a round-robin format in the Group Phase from Ankara Arena, in Ankara, Turkey and Abdi Ipekçi Arena in Istanbul, Turkey. The top team from each group advances to the quarterfinals, while the No. 2 and No. 3 teams from group play participate in a qualification game to reach the quarterfinals.

The single-elimination quarterfinal, placement and title games will be played from Fenerbahçe Arena in Istanbul, Turkey.

ESPN3 is ESPN’s live multi-screen sports network which is accessible online at WatchESPN.com, on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app and streamed on televisions through Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast (via the WatchESPN app), Roku, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. For the entire ESPN3 schedule, visit ESPN MediaZone.

In addition, every game will be available through WatchESPN, accessible online at WatchESPN.com, on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app, and streamed on televisions through Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Xbox 360 or Xbox One to fans who receive their video subscription from an affiliated provider.

Commentator pairings include Michael Bett from Ankara Arena and Jeff Taylor and Lloyd Gardner from Abdi Ipekçi Arena. Bett and Taylor will pair for the single-elimination rounds from Fenerbahçe Arena. Women’s basketball analyst Rebecca Lobo will provide analysis for the title game on ESPN2 with play-by-play commentator Pam Ward.

espnW will have tournament-long coverage with columns by Mechelle Voepel, beginning with a piece this week analyzing the final roster, and continuing with recaps of every USA game.

USA Basketball Women’s National Team Roster

The USA Basketball team will be led by nine-time NCAA Champion Geno Auriemma as head coach, and is headlined by 2008 and 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist players Seimone Augustus, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi. Bird becomes the first four-time USA World Championship Team member.

The 2010 USA Women’s Basketball team – featuring Augustus, Bird and Taurasi, along with Tina Charles, Lindsey Whalen, Candice Dupree, Angel McCoughtry and Maya Moore, defeated the Czech Republic in for the FIBA World Championship title.

ESPN3, ESPN2, & NBATV FIBA World Championship for Women Schedule (subject to change)

Date	Time (ET)	Game / Commentators	Location	Network
Group Phase
Sat, Sep 27	7 a.m.	Canada vs. Mozambique Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	7:15 a.m.	Australia vs. Cuba Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:15 a.m.	Spain vs. Japan  Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:30 a.m.	Belarus vs. Korea  Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	Noon	France vs. Turkey Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	12:15 p.m.	Angola vs. Serbia Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:15 p.m.	Czech Republic vs. Brazil Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:30 p.m.	USA vs. China Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	NBATV, ESPN3
Sun, Sep 28	7 a.m.	Mozambique vs. France Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	7:15 a.m.	Korea vs. Australia Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:15 a.m.	Japan vs. Czech Republic Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:30 p.m.	China vs. Angola  Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	Noon	Turkey vs. Canada Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	12:15 p.m.	Cuba vs. Belarus Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:15 p.m.	Brazil vs. Spain Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:30 p.m.	Serbia vs. USA Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	NBATV, ESPN3
Tue, Sep 30	7 a.m.	Japan vs. Brazil Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	7:15 a.m.	China vs. Serbia Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:15 a.m.	Czech Republic vs. Spain Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:30 a.m.	Belarus vs. Australia   Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	Noon	Turkey vs. Mozambique Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	12:15 p.m.	Cuba vs. Korea Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:15 p.m.	Canada vs. France Michael Bett & Mark Clark	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:30 p.m.	Angola vs. USA Jeff Taylor & Lloyd Gardner	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	NBATV, ESPN3
Qualification Games
Wed, Oct 1	9:15 a.m.	Czech Republic vs. Canada Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	Noon	France vs. Brazil Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Ankara Arena, Ankara, Turkey	ESPN3
	12:15 p.m.	Belarus vs. China Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:30 p.m.	Serbia vs. Cuba Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Abdi Ipekçi Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
Quarterfinals (US game will air on NBATV)
Fri, Oct 3	7 a.m.	Game 1: Australia vs. Canada Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:15 a.m.	Game 2: Spain vs. China Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	Noon	Game 3: Turkey vs. Serbia Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:15 p.m.	Game 4: USA vs. France Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	NBATV, ESPN3
Fifth-Eighth Place Game
Sat, Oct 4	7 a.m.	China vs. Serbia Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	9:15 a.m.	Canada vs. France Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
Semifinals (US game will air on NBATV)
	Noon	Game 1: Spain vs. Turkey Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
	2:15 p.m.	Game 2: Australia vs. USA Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	NBATV, ESPN3
Seventh-Place Game
Sun, Oct 5	7 a.m.	Teams TBD Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
Fifth-Place Game
	9:15 a.m.	Teams TBD Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
Third-Place Game
	Noon	Teams TBD Jeff Taylor & Michael Bett	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN3
Championship Game
	2 p.m.	Teams TBD Pam Ward & Rebecca Lobo	Fenerbahçe Arena, Istanbul, Turkey	ESPN2