2012-13 NCAA Basketball Week 9 TV Schedule for Wednesday & Thursday- 1/2 & 1/3

Wednesday, January 2
6 PM- Eastern Michigan at Kentucky (ESPNU, ESPN3) Tom Hart, Joe Dean Jr.

6:30 PM- Nebraska at Ohio State (BTN) Kevin Kugler, Dan Bonner

7 PM- Duke vs. Davidson (ESPN2) Carter Blackburn, Jay Bilas

7 PM- Florida State at Auburn (SEC Regional, ESPN3) Dave Neal, Larry Conley

7 PM- Providence at Louisville (Big East Network, ESPN3) Jim Barbar, Bob Valvano

7 PM- Rutgers at Syracuse (Big East Network, ESPN3) Jason Benetti, Bob Wenzel

7 PM- Xavier at Wake Forest (ESPN3) Mike Gleason, Paul Biancardi

7 PM- Chattanooga at Georgia Tech (ESPN3) Nolan Alexander, Kurt Hoyt

7 PM- Penn at Butler (WNDY, Comcast Philadelphia, WANE .2) Anthony Calhoun, Nick Gardner

7:30 PM- Northern Kentucky at North Florida (ESPN3) Paul Crane, David Dellucci

8 PM- St. John's at Villanova (ESPNU) Mike Crispino, Tim Welsh

8 PM- South Florida at Central Florida (CBS Sports) Dave Ryan, Pete Gillen

8 PM- William & Mary at Vanderbilt (CSS, Comcast Houston, Comcast Mid-Atlantic+, CST, Bright House Sports Networks, ESPN3) Matt Stewart, Barry Booker

8 PM- Creighton at Illinois State (MVC TV, FS Midwest, FS Indiana+, FS Kansas City, Comcast Chicago+, FCS Atlantic, ESPN3) John Rooney, Mark Adams

 8 PM- Wichita State at Drake (Kansas 22 on Cox, ESPN3) Mark Ewing, Bob Hull

8 PM- Indiana State at Northern Iowa (KWWL, ESPN3) Brad Wells, Kevin Lehman

8 PM- Missouri State at Evansville (CW Ozarks) Ned Reynolds, Kelby Stuckey

8 PM- Bradley at Southern Illinois (WSIU, MyTV 59) Scott Warmann, Darren Kinnard

8 PM- Texas at Iowa State (MC22) Rich Fellingham, Molly Parrott

8:30 PM- Illinois at Purdue (BTN) Eric Collins, Shon Morris

9 PM- LaSalle at Miami [FL] (ACC Regional, ESPN3) Rich Waltz, Mike Gminski

9 PM- Seton Hall at DePaul (Big East Network, ESPN3) Lou Canellis, Brooke Weisbrod

10 PM- San Francisco at Santa Clara (ESPNU) Roxy Bernstein, Steve Cleveland

10 PM- UTEP at Colorado State (CBS Sports) Andrew Catalon, Steve Lappas, Lauren Gardner

10 PM- Utah at Arizona State (Pac-12 Networks) Ted Robinson, Don MacLean

10 PM- Cal State Bakersfield at San Diego State (Time Warner SportsNet) Steve Quis, Jon Crispin

Thursday, January 3
6:30 PM- Houston Baptist at Texas A&M (FSSW, FCS Central) Dave Baker, Larry Conley

7 PM- Michigan at Northwestern (ESPN2) Dave O'Brien, Sean Farnham

7 PM- Northeastern at George Mason (NBC Sports) Todd Harris, Ronny Thompson

7 PM- New Orleans at Mississippi State (CSS, Comcast Houston, Comcast California, CST, Bright House Sports Networks, ESPN3) Matt Stewart, Daymeon Fishback

7 PM- Milwaukee at Detroit (ESPN3) Will Haskett, Bernie Fuks

7 PM- Marist at Niagara (TWCS Buffalo) Kevin Sylvester, Mike McDonald

7 PM- Tennessee State at Tennessee Tech (WCTE) Buddy Pearson, Frank Harrell

8 PM- Colorado at Arizona (ESPNU) Roxy Bernstein, Miles Simon

8 PM- North Dakota State at South Dakota (Midco SN) Tom Nieman, Brad Newitt

8 PM- Murray State at Tennessee- Martin (Racer Sports Network, ESPN3) Dave Winder, Eric Foister

8 PM- South Dakota State at UMKC (KSMO) Neil Harwell, Jaycie Pearson

8:30 PM- Penn State at Wisconsin (BTN) Dave Revsine, Mike Kelley

8:30 PM- Western Kentucky at Arkansas- Little Rock (HSSN, WKYU, ESPN3) Randy Lee, Hal Schmitt

8:30 PM- Sacramento State at Northern Arizona (NAU-TV, FS Arizona, FCS Pacific) Mitch Strohman, Dave Brown, Kara Hammer

9 PM- Loyola Marymount at BYU (BYUtv) Dave McCann, Blaine Fowler, Robbie Bullough

9 PM- Lamar at Stephen F. Austin (Comcast Houston, CSS, Comcast Chicago) Tom Dore, Perry Clark

9 PM- UTSA at New Mexico State (Aggie Vision, Altitude2, KCWX, ESPN3) Glen Cerny, Jeff Matthews

9 PM- Gonzaga at Pepperdine (ROOT Northwest, ROOT Rocky Mountain, Comcast California, Time Warner SportsNet) Greg Heister, Richard Fox, Dan Dickau

9 PM- Seattle at Utah State (KMYU, ESPN3) Mychal Clanton, Brooks Hansen

10 PM- Stanford at USC (ESPNU) Tom Hart, Darrin Horn

11 PM- California at UCLA (FSN, FCS Pacific) Justin Kutcher, Marques Johnson

11 PM- Portland at San Diego (FS San Diego, FS Prime Ticket, Comcast Northwest) Mike Pomeranz, Jud Buechler, Cheryl Gorman

11:59 PM- Cal State Fullerton at Hawaii (OC Sports) Kanoa Leahey, Tony Sellitto, Artie Wilson

Sports Radio Talk, Sports Radio Talk, where wilt thou end

Ok, most people who know me know that I am a fan of sports radio. I listen faithfully to most games on the radio over the TV broadcasts, though I will typically have the TV broadcast on, and I have enjoyed two long standing Sports Radio programs in Mike & Mike and The Dan Patrick Show. However the recent spurt of sports radio groups popping up makes me go huh? How many people remember Sports Fan Radio Network? Or better yet, how many people remember Enterprise Radio?

Sports Fan Radio Network's collapse was mostly because Winstar went broke, but it proved that sports radio has a small audience to draw from. Enterprise Radio Network, on the other hand, had a sad upbringing. They started in 1981 and never fiscally got off the ground. Some of their ownership was arrested for not paying an unemplyment fund requirement after the station collapsed. During its peak, they reached a massive total of 74 stations. That;s right, you're not reading things, 74 stations could be an all-time low for a sports radio group. I think that both CBS and NBC Sports Radio have more stations on their lunch dates. It's no wonder we had 7 years between Enterprise Radio and the next Sports Talk Radio group- Sports Byline USA. However Enterprise Radio did produce two of the finest sports announcers we know today- Kevin Harlan and Sean McDonough.

Most people would say that ESPN Radio has monopolized most of the sports talk market, but One on One Sports and Sports Byline USA actually started before ESPN Radio and are still around. Fox Sports Radio took over a lot of One on One Sports stations when they started, and many people would say they are the #2 group, but Yahoo Sports Radio (formerly One on One Sports & Sporting News Radio) and Sports Byline USA have always had fairly decent draws.

Now we have NBC Sports Radio and CBS Sports Radio entering the fray. Where will it stop? How can all these groups survive? The basic answer is I don't expect most of them to survive, but the war for drawing affiliates will certainly be a long and hard draw. Lets look at each stations shows, and then you decide which ones you want to listen to, if any.

ESPN RADIO
Started in 1992
Has the rights to college football, MLB, NBA, and some college basketball (mostly ACC and Big 12)

Weekdays:
6 AM- Mike & Mike in the Morning
10 AM- The Herd with Colin Cowherd
1 PM- SVP & Russillo
4 PM- Coach & Company
7 PM- Hill & Schlereth
10 PM- SportsCenter Nightly/ SportsCenter All Night

Saturday
1 AM- The Sporting Life
2 AM- Mike Tirico's Weekend Blitz
3 AM- The Mort Report
4 AM- The Sporting Life
5 AM- Mike Tirico's Weekend Blitz
6 AM- Raceday
7 AM- The Sporting Life
8 AM- Dari & Mel
Noon- SportsCenter Saturday

Sunday
Midnight- The V Show with Bob Valvano
4 AM- The Sporting Life
6 AM- Raceday
7 AM- The Sporting Life
8 AM- SportsCenter Sunday

FOX SPORTS RADIO
Started in 2000

Weekdays
1 AM- JT The Brick
6 AM- Fox Sports Daybreak
9 AM- The Dan Patrick Show
Noon- Jay Mohr Sports
3 PM- Loose Cannons
7 PM- Petros & Money
1 0PM- Fox Sports Tonight

Saturday
1 AM- Ben Maller
6 AM- Seth Everett
8 AM- The Hank Haney Show
10 AM- Anthony Gargano & Lincoln Kennedy
1 PM- Andy Roddick & Bobby Bones
4 PM- Rob Dibble & Amy Van Dyken
7 PM- Mike North
10 PM- TJ Rives

Sunday
1 AM- Ben Maller
7 AM- Speed Sport on FOX
9 AM- The Blitz on Fox Sports Radio
7 PM- Andy Furman & Lincoln Kennedy
10 PM- Mike North

NBC SPORTS RADIO
Started September 4, 2012 but most regular programming doesn't start until 2013

Weekdays
1 AM- The Dan Schwartzman Show (Tuesday- Friday)
5 AM- 7 PM: Regular lineup launches on April 1, 2013
7 PM- The Erik Kuselias Show
10 PM- Amani & Eytan

Saturday
1 AM- The Dan Schwartzman Show
5 AM- TBA
7 AM- Safety Blitz
9 AM- The Clay Travis Show
Noon- The Anita Marks Show
3 PM- The Brian Webber Show
6 PM- The Newy Scruggs Show
9 PM- The Jason Page Show

Sunday
1 AM- The Rob Buska Show
5 AM- The Jim Daniels Show
8 AM- Speaking of Sports
9 AM- Sunday Mornings with Jon Stashower
Noon- The Anita Marks Show
3 PM- The Brian Webber Show
6 PM- The Newy Scruggs Show
9 PM- The Jason Page Show

CBS SPORTS RADIO
Begins January 2nd, 2013
Weekdays
2 AM- The D. A Show
6 AM- CBS Sports Radio Mornings w/ Tiki, Dana, & Brandon
9 AM- The John Feinstein Show
Noon- The Jim Rome Show
3 PM- Doug Gottlieb
6 PM- Moore & Jones
10 PM- Ferrall on the Bench

Saturdays
2 AM- Amy Lawrence
6 AM- Marc Mulusis
10 AM- Brandon Tierney
2 PM- Gregg Giannotti
6 PM- Jody McDonald
10 PM- Adam "The Bull"

Sundays
2 AM- Amy Lawrence
6 AM- John Kincade
10 AM- Vinny Cerrato & Rob Long
2 PM- Jody McDonald
6 PM- Josh Innes & Ted Johnson
10 PM- Amy Lawrence

YAHOO! SPORTS RADIO
formerly One on One Sports, Sports Entertainment Network, & Sporting News Radio
started in 1991

Weekdays
1 AM- The Overnight Takeover
6 AM- The Steve Czaban Show
10 AM- The Tim Brando Show
1 PM- Travis Rodgers NOW
4 PM- Hit Em Up with Geoff Ketchum
7 PM (Mon- Wed) Terry Ford
8 PM (Thurs) Wetzel to Forde
7 PM (Fri) Friday Night Insiders
8 PM (Fri) Fantasy Freaks Live
9 PM (Mon- Wed) Yahoo Sports Radio
10 PM (Thurs & Fri) Yahoo Sports Radio

Saturdays
4 AM- The Overnight Takeover
7 AM- Wetzel to Forde
9 AM- Charlie Epps Golf Hour
10 AM- Muscle Cars on the Radio
11 AM- Rivals Saturday
8 PM- Fred Faour
10 PM- Yahoo Sports Radio

Sundays
2 AM- Terry Ford
4 AM- Travis Rodgers NOW (Best of)
6 AM- The Steve Czaban Show (Best of)
9 AM- Gerald McNeil
10 AM- Sports Sunday
4 PM- Peter Brown
8 PM- Tony Desiere

SPORTS BYLINE USA
launched in 1988

Weekdays
1 AM- Sports Overnight America
6 AM- Sports Byline USA (replay)
9 AM- The Sports Attack

1 PM- Titillating Sports
6 PM- The Nick Bonsanto Show
9 PM- World Soccer Radio
10 PM- Sports Byline USA
12 AM- Video Game Review (Mon)

Saturdays
1 AM- Sports Overnight America
8 AM- Real Golf Radio
10 AM- Edge of Sports
11 AM- Sports Inside and Out
Noon- Fish Talk Radio
1 PM- Beyond the Box Score
2 PM- Ring Talk Radio
4 PM- Sports Byline rotating schedule
8 PM- Impact Syndicate
9 PM- Between Rounds
10 PM- Calling All Sports

Sundays
1 AM- Sports Overnight America
8 AM- Out and About
9 AM- Beyond the Box Score (replay)
10 AM- Tee to Green
2 PM- Ring Talk Radio (replay)
6 PM- The Wrestling Observer Live
8 PM- The No Holds Barred Show
10 PM- Speed Freaks

In the long run I'd say NBC Sports Radio is a bit behind the ball. They have Erik Kuselias and they have Jon Stashower, but two popular names from ESPN aren't enough to carry a whole group. They launched witha bunch of unknowns, and while they are available to listen to online, the rotating programs early on could easily cause many fans to tune out.

Compare that to CBS Sports Radio. CBS Sports Radio is launching later, but they got Amy Lawrence, John Kincade, and Doug Gottlieb from ESPN Radio. They also got a big score in getting the Jim Rome Show, coming over from Premier Radio Networks, and while they have a lot of shows that will just be getting their feet wet, having personalities like Tiki Barber, Brandon Jacobs, and CBS Sports personalities like JB, Dan Marino, Boomer Esiason, and others will certainly attract their attention. Frankly I expect the Tim Brando Show to move over to CBS Sports Radio as soon as its contract with Yahoo! Sports is up. I also wouldn't be surprised if NBC Sports Radio pushes hard to get Dan Patrick from Fox Sports.

In the long run each network may want the same crowd, but each network also has its own speciality. Sports Byline USA has shows on soccer, MMA, boxing, wrestling, and golf. What other network can say they spend time each week on those events? They've also had the World Series of Poker, and they occasionally pull out a "Best of Papa Joe" special for longtime fans of the deceased Papa Joe Chevalier.

Yahoo! Sports Radio spends time each week discussing famous muscle cars that many men enjoy hearing about. I personally have no interest in them, but considering they've had it around for 4 of 5 years now, it must be pretty popular. I'm really interested in how Yahoo! Sports does the Rivals Saturday. While ESPN spends some time discussing recruits, a weekly show devoted to upcoming recruits and the universities they are going to could be fascinating.

Luckily each of these groups can be listened to online if you don't have an affiliate nearby to carry them. At the moment I will continue to listen to ESPN Radio the most, mostly since they have an affiliate here in West Texas, but don't be surprised if some of their shows find massive ratings collapses when the newer networks get their new lineups in place, especially if NBC Sports Radio and CBS Sports Radio can get on Sirius XM.

2012-13 NCAA Women's Basketball Week 9 TV Schedule for 12/31- 1/6

Monday, December 31
3 PM- Connecticut at Oregon (Pac-12 Networks) Krista Blunk, Mary Murphy

Wednesday, January 2
5 PM- Northern Kentucky at North Florida (ESPN3) Paul Crane, Dee Romine

7 PM- Delaware at Saint John's (STJ- TV, ESPN3)  Ralph Bednarcyzk, Julianne Veiani

8 PM- West Virginia at Oklahoma (FS Oklahoma+, FCS Central) Bob Carpenter, Dan Hughes

8 PM- Baylor at TCU (FSSW+, FCS Pacific) Chuck LaMendola, Janice Dziuk

Thursday, January 3
6:15 PM- Western Kentucky at Arkansas- Little Rock (HSSN, WKYU, ESPN3)  Randy Lee, Hal Schmitt

6:30 PM- Ohio State at Iowa (BTN) Kevin Kugler, Mary Murphy

7 PM- Florida at Kentucky (Sport South, FSSW Regional, Sun Sports, ESPN3) Jenn Hildreth, Stephanie Ready

7 PM- Presbyterian at Liberty (Flames Sports Network) Ray Jones, Kelley Deyo

7 PM- Duke at North Carolina State (ESPN3) Patrick Kinnas, Sean McNally

7 PM- Maryland at North Carolina (ESPN3) Michael Crow, Dave Nathan

7 PM- Florida State at Georgia Tech (ESPN3) Nolan Alexander, Kurt Hoyt

8 PM- Missouri State at Wichita State (Kansas 22 on Cox, ESPN3) Mark Ewing, Bob Hull

8 PM- Kansas State at Kansas (Metro Sports, Kansas 22 on Cox) Nate Bukaty, Brenda VanLengen

9 PM- Alabama at Texas A&M (FSSW, FCS Central) Ron Thulin, Brenda VanLengen

9 PM- Tennessee at South Carolina (Sport South, ESPN3) Dave Baker, Debbie Antonelli

Friday, January 4
8 PM- Northern Iowa at Illinois State (MVC TV, FCS Pacific, ESPN3) Scott Warmann, Jill Hutchinson

8 PM- California at Utah (Pac-12 Networks) Krista Blunk, Tammy Blackburn

10 PM- Stanford at Colorado (Pac-12 Networks) Anne Marie Anderson, Rosalyn Gold-Owundle

Saturday, January 5
12:30 PM- Northwest Missouri State at Pittsburg State (CBS Sports) Jason Knapp, Lisa Byington, Cat Andersen

1:30 PM- Oklahoma at Texas (FSN, FCS Atlantic) Ron Thulin, Brenda VanLengen

2 PM- Purdue at Nebraska (CBS) Dave Ryan, Debbie Antonelli

3 PM- UNC Asheville at Liberty (Flames Sports Network) Ray Jones, Kelley Deyo

3 PM- Appalachian State at Davidson (ESPN3) Darren Goldwater, Robin Muller

4 PM- Notre Dame at Connecticut (CBS) Don Criqui, Mary Murphy

4 PM- San Francisco at BYU (BYUtv) Robbie Bullough, Kristen Kozlowski, Shaun Gordon

4 PM- Louisville at DePaul (Big East Network, ESPN3) Bob Picozzi, LaChina Robinson

5 PM- Santa Clara at Gonzaga (SWX) Sam Adams, Stephanie Hawk Freeman

5:30 PM- Mercer at Kennesaw State (ESPN3) Paul Crane, Dee Romine

5:30 PM- Belmont at Tennessee Tech (WCTE) Buddy Pearson, Bill Worrell

8 PM- Iowa State at Texas Tech (FSSW+, FCS Central) Steve Strain, Chuck Heinz

Sunday, January 6
11:30 AM- St. John's at Rutgers (ESPNU, ESPN3) Ed Cohen, Christy Winters Scott

1 PM- Virginia at Miami [FL] (ACC Regional, ESPN3) Mike Hogewood, Debbie Antonelli

1 PM- Georgia at Tennessee (Sport South, ESPN3) Dave Neal, Stephanie Ready

1:30 PM- Florida State at Maryland (ESPNU) Michelle Smith, LaChina Robinson

2 PM- LSU at Florida (SEC Network, ESPN3) Cara Capuano, Neil Fortner

2 PM- Georgia Tech at Clemson (CSS, ESPN3) Paul Crane, Robin Mueller

2 PM- California at Colorado (Pac-12 Networks) Anne Marie Anderson, Rosalyn Gold-Owunde

2 PM- Bradley at Illinois State (WTVP) 

2:15 PM- Penn State at Michigan State (BTN) Lisa Byington, Stephanie White

3 PM- Texas A&M at Arkansas (FSSW, Sport South, ESPN3) Dave Baker, Elizabeth Moreau

3 PM- Auburn at Missouri (FS Midwest, FCS Central) Beau Baehman, Gary Link

3:30 PM- Vanderbilt at Mississippi (ESPNU) Melissa Lee, Maria Taylor

4 PM- Arizona at Washington (Pac-12 Networks) Krista Blunk, Tammy Blackburn

5:30 PM- Oklahoma State at Baylor (FSN, FCS Central) Bob Licht, Brenda VanLengen

2012-13 NCAA Basketball Week 9 TV Schedule for Monday & Tuesday- 12/31 & 1/1

Monday, December 31
Noon- Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (ESPN2, ESPN3) Marc Kestecher, Bob Knight

1 PM- Florida A&M at Texas Tech (FSSW, FS Arizona, FS Detroit, FCS Atlantic) Brian Jensen, John Harris

2 PM- Michigan State at Minnesota (ESPN2, ESPN3) Roxy Bernstein, Jimmy Dykes

2 PM- South Dakota at Kansas State (FS Midwest, FS North, FS Wisconsin, FS Prime Ticket, FCS Pacific) Ben Boyle, Stan Weber

2 PM- Dartmouth at Boston College (ESPN3) Ryan Ruocco, Malcolm Huckaby

3 PM- Central Connecticut State at Syracuse (ESPNU, ESPN3) Mike Crispino, Tim Welsh

3 PM- Texas A&M- Corpus Christi at Oklahoma (FSSW, FS Arizona, FS Detroit, FS North+, FCS Central) Bob Carpenter, Brent Price

4 PM- Indiana at Iowa (ESPN2, ESPN3) Jim Barbar, Dan Dakich

4 PM- St. Joseph's at Drexel (CSS, Comcast Northwest, Comcast Chicago) Scott Graham, Rob Kennedy

5 PM- North Carolina- Greensboro at North Carolina State (ESPNU, ESPN3) Tom Hart, Derrick Whittenberg

5 PM- Texas- Pan America at Oregon State (Pac-12 Networks) JB Long, Lamar Hurd

6 PM- Gonzaga at Oklahoma State (ESPN2, ESPN3) Jon Sciambi, Fran Fraschilla

7 PM- Nevada at Oregon (Pac-12 Networks) Jim Watson, Lenney Wilkens

7:30 PM- New Mexico at Saint Louis (CBS Sports) Brent Stover, Steve Wolf

8 PM- Harvard at Saint Mary's (ESPN2) Dave Flemming, Sean Farnham

8 PM- North Texas at Middle Tennessee State (ESPNU) Rich Hollenberg, Barry Booker

Tuesday, January 1
1 PM- Yale at Iowa State (MC-22) B. J. Schaben, Kevin Lehman

2 PM- Stony Brook at Manhattan (ESPN3) Ed Cohen, Christian Heimall, Brian Mahoney

3 PM- IUPUI at Maryland (ESPN3) Byron Kerr, Glenn Consor

4 PM- The Citadel at Clemson (ESPN3) Mike Gleason, Nate Ross

8 PM- Connecticut at Marquette (ESPNU) Mike Corey, LaPhonso Ellis

NFL National Radio Week 17 Schedule

Sunday, December 30
12:30 PM- Houston Texans at Indianapolis Colts (Dial Global) Tom McCarthy, Tony Boselli

12:30 PM- Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions (Compass Media) Chris Carrino, Brian Baldinger

12:30 PM- Baltimore Ravens at Cincinnati Bengals (Sports USA) Larry Kahn, Ross Tucker, Troy Smith

3:45 PM- Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings (Dial Global) Kevin Kugler, Mark Malone

3:45 PM- Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos (Compass Media) Matt "Money" Smith, Curtis Conway

3:45 PM- Oakland Raiders at San Diego Chargers (Compass Media) Greg Papa, Tom Flores

4 PM- St. Louis Rams at Seattle Seahawks (Sports USA) Adam Amin, John Robinson

7:30 PM- Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins (Dial Global) Dave Sims, James Lofton, Hub Arkush

8 PM- Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins (America's Team on Compass Media) Kevin Burkhardt, Danny White

2012-13 NCAA Basketball Week 8 TV Schedule Weekend Edition

Friday, December 28
7 PM- Providence at Brown (NBC Sports) Randy Moss, Dalen Cluff

7 PM- Stony Brook at Seton Hall (Big East Network, ESPN3) Mike Crispino, Jim Spanarkel

7 PM- North Carolina A&T at Texas Tech (FSSW+, FS West, FS Wisconsin, FCS Central) Steve Strain, Jason Copeland

7 PM- NJIT at Villanova (ESPN3) Dave Leno, Tom O'Toole

8 PM- Baylor at Gonzaga (ESPN2) Roxy Bernstein, Miles Simon

8 PM- Jacksonville at Indiana (BTN) Kevin Kugler, Jim Jackson

8 PM- SIU- Edwardsville at St. Louis (FS Midwest, FCS Atlantic) Pat Parris, Scott Highmark, Joe Wiley

8 PM- Oral Roberts at Memphis (CSS, Comcast Houston, Comcast Chicago, Comcast California, Comcast Philadelphia) Greg Gaston, Brian Oliver

8 PM- Houston Baptist at LSU (Cox) Lyn Rollins, Collis Temple III

9:30 PM- College of Idaho at Utah (Pac-12 Networks) Rich Cellini, Joe Cravens

10 PM- Missouri at UCLA (ESPN2) Dave Flemming, Bill Walton

10:30 PM- Fresno Pacific at Pepperdine (Pepperdine TV-32) Al Epstein

Saturday, December 29
Noon- Santa Clara at Duke (ESPN2, ESPN3) Carter Blackburn, Sean Farnham

Noon- Western Michigan at NC State (ESPNU, ESPN3) Lou Canellis, Dereck Whittenburg

12:30 PM- Delaware State at Maryland (ESPN3) Byron Kerr, Glenn Consor

1 PM- Presbyterian at South Carolina (CSS, Comcast Philadelphia, Comcast Bay Area, Comcast Houston, Comcast Mid-Atlantic, Comcast New England, Comcast Northwest, CST, Bright House Sports Network, ESPN3) Matt Stewart, Kyle Macy

2 PM- UNLV at North Carolina (ESPN2) Jon Sciambi, Jay Bilas

2 PM- Virginia Tech vs. BYU (ESPNU)  Rich Cellini, Steve Cleveland

2 PM- Orange Bowl Classic: Tulsa vs. Florida State (FSN, FCS Atlantic) Rich Waltz, Mark Wise

2 PM- Coppin State at Arizona State (Pac-12 Arizona) Matt McConnell, Matt Muehlebach

2 PM- Hartford at Colorado (Pac-12 Networks minus Arizona) Jim Watson, Dan Belluomini

2 PM- Rice at Texas (LHN) Kevin Dunn, Reid Gettys

2 PM- NC Central at Marquette (TWC Sports 32, SNY, ESPN3) Dennis Krause, Jim McIlvaine

2 PM- Loyola [Chicago] at DePaul (MASN, Comcast Chicago, WCIU-DT2, ESPN3) Zach Zaidman, Jeff Blanzy

2 PM- Holy Cross at Boston College (ESPN3) John Brickley, Malcolm Huckaby

2 PM- William & Mary at Purdue (ESPN3) Mike Couzens, Sean Kearney

2:15 PM- Auburn vs. Illinois (BTN) Brian Anderson, Shon Morris

3 PM- Maine at Quinnipiac (NESN) Bill Schweizer, Bobby Mecca

3 PM- Valparasio at Murray State (ESPN3) Mike Gleason, Darrin Horn

4 PM- Kentucky at Louisville (CBS, cbssports.com) Tim Brando, Greg Anthony, Clark Kellogg

4 PM- Towson at Oregon State (Pac-12 Networks) JB Long, Lamar Hurd

4 PM- Florida A&M at Georgia (CSS, Comcast Houston, Comcast Chicago, Comcast Bay Area, Comcast New England, Comcast Northwest) Mike Morgan, Wimp Sanderson

4 PM- Duquesne at Penn State (ESPN3) Tim Neverett, Cory Alexander

4 PM- Farleigh Dickinson at Virginia Commonwealth (WTVR 6.1) Greg Burton, Rodney Ashby

4:30 PM- Orange Bowl Classic: Air Force vs. Florida (FSN, FCS Atlantic) Rich Waltz, Mark Wise

4:30 PM- Chicago State at Ohio State (BTN) Eric Collins, Jim Jackson

5 PM- Army at Texas A&M (FSSW, FCS Central) Ron Thulin, Jim Haller

6 PM- Xavier at Tennessee (ESPNU) Clay Matvick, Jimmy Dykes

6 PM- Idaho State vs. Washington State (Pac-12 Networks) Mark Rigindino, Lenny Wilkens

6 PM- Davidson at Richmond (WTVR 6.1) Bob Black, Greg Beckwith

7 PM- Central Michigan at Michigan (BTN) Justin Kutcher, Greg Kelser

7 PM- UMKC at Kansas State (FS Midwest, FS Arizona+, FS West, FCS Pacific) Ben Boyle, Stan Weber

7 PM- Pacific at Long Beach State (FS Prime Ticket, FS San Diego) Justin Alderson, Michael Cage, Kelli Tennant

7 PM- Idaho at Seattle (ROOT Northwest) Tom Glasgow, Lenny Wilkens, Jen Mueller

7 PM- George Mason at South Florida (Bright House Sports Networks, MASN, ESPN3) Adam Kohler, Andrik Frazier

7 PM- Alcorn State at Syracuse (TWCS New York, SNY, ESPN3) Mark Larson, Dan Liedka

7 PM- Fordham at Georgia Tech (ESPN3) Nolan Alexander, Kurt Hoyt

7 PM- LaSalle at Albany (TWCS Albany, Comcast Philadelphia) Roger Wyland, John Quattrocchi

7:30 PM- Washington at Connecticut (ESPN2) Bob Picozzi, Bill Raftery

8 PM- Bulter at Vanderbilt (ESPNU) Jim Barbar, Seth Greenberg

8 PM- Harvard at California (Pac-12 Networks) Ted Robinson, Ernie Kent

8 PM- Denver at Louisiana Tech (ESPN+, MASN2, Altitude2, CST, ESPN3) Trey Bender, Stephen Howard

8 PM- Ohio at Oklahoma (FSSW, FCS Central) Chad McKee, Dan Hughes

8 PM- American at Kansas (Jayhawk Sports Network, ESPN3) Dave Armstrong, Chris Piper

8 PM- North Texas at Western Kentucky (HSSN, WKYU, ESPN3) Randy Lee, Hal Schmitt

8 PM- Northwestern State at Arkansas (Razorback Sports Network, ESPN3) Chuck Barrett, Rick Schaeffer

8 PM- Evansville at Creighton (KMTV, ESPN3) Chase Williams, Nick Bahe

10 PM- UC Santa Barbara at Cal State Fullerton (ESPNU) Kanoa Leahy, Corey Williams

10:30 PM- Lafayette at Stanford (Pac-12 Networks) Allen Hopkins, Brevin Knight

12:30 AM- Cal State Northridge at Hawaii (OC Sports) Howard Dashefsky, Tony Sellitto, Artie Wilson

Sunday, December 30
1 PM- Wofford at Virginia (ACC Regional, ESPN3) Mike Hogewood, Dan Bonner

1 PM- Illinois State at Indiana State (WTWO) Jason Pensky, Jim Waugh

2 PM- Cornell at Binghamton (TWCS New York) Roger Neel, John Caveny

4 PM- Eastern Kentucky at West Virginia (ROOT Pittsburgh, WTVQ, ESPN3) Rob King, Warren Baker

4 PM- Mississippi Valley State at TCU (FSSW, FS North+, FS West, FCS Atlantic) Brian Estridge, John Denton

4 PM- Alabama A&M at Mississippi State (CSS, Comcast Bay Area, Comcast Northwest, ESPN3) Mike Morgan, Richard Williams, Shane Power

6 PM- Tulane at Alabama (ESPNU) Rich Hollenberg, Carolyn Peck

6 PM- Northern Iowa at Wichita State (MVC TV, FS Midwest, FS Indiana, FS Kansas City, Comcast Chicago, FCS Central, ESPN3) John Rooney, Mark Adams

7 PM- Dayton at USC (Pac-12 Networks) Jim Watson, Brevin Knight

8 PM- Loyola [MD] at Memphis (CSS, Comcast Mid-Atlantic, Comcast Philadelphia) Greg Gaston, Brian Oliver

2012-13 NCAA Basketball Week 8 TV Schedule for Wednesday & Thursday- 12/26 & 12/27

Wednesday, December 26
No Games Being Broadcast

Thursday, December 27
8 PM- Florida International at Western Kentucky (HSSN, WKYU, ESPN3) Randy Lee, Hal Schmitt

9 PM- New Mexico at Cincinnati (ESPN2) John Saunders, Bob Knight

9 PM- Northern Arizona at BYU (BYUtv) Dave McCann, Blaine Fowler, Robbie Bullough

Your NCAA College Football Week 19 TV and National Radio Broadcast Schedule

Enjoy this early Christmas gift from me to you. Here's the final week of College Football for the 2012-13 season, complete with the FCS National Championship broadcast teams and the Nevada Sports Network radio broadcast teams. Currently I'm the only site with that info. As soon as I learn which radio group is doing the Gator Bowl and whom the announcers will be I'll add it to.

Monday, December 31
Noon- Music City Bowl: Vanderbilt Commodores vs. NC State Wolf Pack (ESPN) Carter Blackburn, Rod Gilmore, Jemele Hill

2 PM- Sun Bowl: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets vs. USC Trojans (CBS) Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson

3:30 PM- Liberty Bowl: Tulsa Hurricane vs. Iowa State Cyclones (ESPN) Mark Jones, Brock Huard, Jessica Mendoza

7:30 PM- Chick-Fil-A Bowl: Clemson Tigers vs. LSU Tigers (ESPN) Mike Patrick, Ed Cunningham, Jeannine Edwards

Tuesday, January 1
Noon- Gator Bowl: Mississippi State Bulldogs vs. Northwestern Wildcats (ESPN2) Bob Wischusen, Danny Kanell, Allison Williams

Noon- Heart of Dallas Bowl: Oklahoma State Cowboys vs. Purdue Boilermakers (ESPNU) Clay Matvick, Matt Stinchcomb, Kaylee Hartung

1 PM- Capital One Bowl: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers (ABC) Rece Davis, Jesse Palmer, David Pollack, Samantha Ponder (formerly Samantha Steele)

1 PM- Outback Bowl: Michigan Wolverines vs. South Carolina Gamecocks (ESPN) Mike Tirico, John Gruden, Shannon Spake

5 PM- Rose Bowl: Wisconsin Badgers vs. Stanford Cardinal (ESPN) Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit, Heather Cox, Tom Rinaldi

5 PM- Rose Bowl: Wisconsin Badgers vs. Stanford Cardinal (ESPN Deportes)  Georgina Ruiz Sandoval, Robert Abramowitz

8:30 PM- Orange Bowl: Florida State Seminoles vs. Northern Illinois Huskies (ESPN) Joe Tessitore, Matt Millen, Maria Taylor

8:30 PM- Orange Bowl: Florida State Seminoles vs. Northern Illinois Huskies (ESPN Deportes)  Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega

Wednesday, January 2
8:30 PM- Sugar Bowl: Louisville Cardinal vs. Florida Gators (ESPN) Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman, Quint Kessenich

8:30 PM- Sugar Bowl: Louisville Cardinal vs. Florida Gators (ESPN Deportes) Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega

Thursday, January 3
8:30 PM- Fiesta Bowl: Kansas State Wildcats vs. Oregon Ducks (ESPN) Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe

8:30 PM- Fiesta Bowl: Kansas State Wildcats vs. Oregon Ducks (ESPN Deportes)  Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega

Friday, January 4
8 PM- Cotton Bowl: Texas A&M Aggies vs. Oklahoma Sooners (FOX) Gus Johnson, Charles Davies, Julie Alexandria, Petros Papadakis

Saturday, January 5
1 PM- BBVA Compass Bowl: Ole Miss Rebels vs. Pitt Panthers (ESPN) Eamon McAnaney, David Diaz-Infante, Paul Carcaterra

1 PM- FCS Championship: Sam Houston State Bearkats vs. North Dakota State Bisons (ESPN2) Dave Neal, Jay Walker, Cara Capuano

Sunday, January 6
9 PM- GoDaddy.com Bowl: Arkansas State Red Wolves vs. Kent State Golden Flashes (ESPN) Mark Jones, Brock Huard, Jessica Mendoza

Monday, January 7
8:30 PM- BCS National Championship: Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Alabama Crimson Tide (ESPN) Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit, Heather Cox, Tom Rinaldi

8:30 PM- BCS National Championship: Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Alabama Crimson Tide (ESPN Deportes)  Eduardo Varela, Pablo Viruega

RADIO: 
Monday, December 31
Noon- Music City Bowl: Vanderbilt Commodores vs. NC State Wolf Pack (Nevada Sports Network)  Alex Shelton, Kevin Dyson

2 PM- Sun Bowl: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets vs. USC Trojans (Sports USA) John Ahlers, Gary Barnett

3:30 PM- Liberty Bowl: Tulsa Hurricane vs. Iowa State Cyclones (ESPN Radio) Beth Mowins, Joey Galloway, Lewis Johnson

7:30 PM- Chick-Fil-A Bowl: Clemson Tigers vs. LSU Tigers (ESPN Radio) Dave Neal, Andre Ware, Cara Capuano

Tuesday, January 1
Noon- Gator Bowl: Mississippi State Bulldogs vs. Northwestern Wildcats (Touchdown Radio) Frank Frangie, Jerry Odom

Noon- Heart of Dallas Bowl: Oklahoma State Cowboys vs. Purdue Boilermakers (Nevada Sports Network) Alex Shelton, Dave Tester

1 PM- Capital One Bowl: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers (ESPN Radio) Dave Lamont, Kelly Stouffer, Brett McMurphy

1 PM- Outback Bowl: Michigan Wolverines vs. South Carolina Gamecocks (ESPN Radio) Carter Blackburn, John Congemi, Jemele Hill

5 PM- Rose Bowl: Wisconsin Badgers vs. Stanford Cardinal (ESPN Radio) Dave Pasch, Brian Griese, Jenn Brown

8:30 PM- Orange Bowl: Florida State Seminoles vs. Northern Illinois Huskies (ESPN Radio) Bill Rosinski, David Norrie, Joe Schad

Wednesday, January 2
8:30 PM- Sugar Bowl: Louisville Cardinal vs. Florida Gators (ESPN Radio) Bob Wischusen, Danny Kanell, Allison Williams

Thursday, January 3
8:30 PM- Fiesta Bowl: Kansas State Wildcats vs. Oregon Ducks (ESPN Radio) Bill Rosinski, David Norrie, Joe Schad

Friday, January 4
8 PM- Cotton Bowl: Texas A&M Aggies vs. Oklahoma Sooners (ESPN Radio) Brad Sham, Ed Cunningham, Ian Fitzsimmons

Saturday, January 5
12:30 PM- FCS Championship: Sam Houston State Bearkats vs. North Dakota State Bisons (Dial Global, dialglobalsports.com)  John Tatuges, Terry Donahue

1 PM- BBVA Compass Bowl: Ole Miss Rebels vs. Pitt Panthers (ESPN Radio) Dave LaMont, Kelly Stouffer, Allison Williams

Sunday, January 6
9 PM- GoDaddy.com Bowl: Arkansas State Red Wolves vs. Kent State Golden Flashes (Nevada Sports Network) Mike Grace, Kenny Stabler

Monday, January 7
8:30 PM- BCS National Championship: Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Alabama Crimson Tide (ESPN Radio) Mike Tirico, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe, Joe Schad

Women's Basketball Week 8 TV Schedule for 12/24- 12/30

Friday, December 28
7 PM- NJIT at St. John's (STJ-TV, ESPN3) Ralph Bednarcyzk, Julianne Veiani

8 PM- UCLA at Pepperdine (TV-32 Malibu) Nick Law

11:59 PM- LIU Brooklyn at Hawaii (OC Sports) Jim Leahey, Lori Santi

Saturday, December 29
Noon- Temple at Michigan State (BTN) Lisa Byington, Stephanie White

2 PM- Cal State Northridge at Oklahoma (FSSW+, FCS Central) Toby Rowland, Dan Hughes

4 PM- Connecticut at Stanford (ESPNU) Dave O'Brien, Doris Burke, Rebecca Lobo

5 PM- Washington State at Gonzaga (SWX)  Sam Adams, Stephanie Hawk Freeman

6 PM- Western New Mexico at BYU (BYUtv) Robbie Bullough, Kristen Kozlowski

10 PM- Cincinnati at Hawaii (OC Sports) Jim Leahey, Lori Santi

Sunday, December 30
1 PM-  Rutgers at Tennessee (Sport South) Bob Kesling, Debbie Antonelli

1 PM- Marist at Kentucky (FSN, FCS Atlantic, ESPN3) Garry Gupton, Christi Thomas, Carl Nathe

2 PM- Boston College at Florida State (ESPN3) Ryan Pensy, Melissa Bruner

2 PM- North Dakota State at South Dakota State (Midco Sports Network, FCS Pacific) Tom Nieman, Brad Newitt

3 PM- Houston at Texas Tech (FSSW, FCS Central) David Thetford, Sheryl Swoopes

10 PM- Alabama at Hawaii (OC Sports) Jim Leahey, Lori Santi

Your NCAA Week 18 College Football TV and National Radio Schedule

Monday, December 24
8 PM- Sheraton Hawaii Bowl: Fresno State Bulldogs vs. SMU Mustangs (ESPN) Carter Blackburn, Kelly Stouffer, Kaylee Hartung

Wednesday, December 26
7:30 PM- Little Caesars Bowl: Western Kentucky Hilltoppers vs. Central Michigan Chippewas (ESPN) Mark Neely, Ray Bentley, Jemele Hill

Thursday, December 27
3 PM- Military Bowl: San Jose State Spartans vs. Bowling Green Falcons (ESPN) Bob Wischusen, Danny Kanell, Quint Kessenich

6:30 PM- Belk Bowl: Cincinnati Bearcats vs. Duke Blue Devils (ESPN) Mike Patrick, Ed Cunningham, Jeannine Edwards

9:45 PM- Bridgeport Education Holiday Bowl: Baylor Bears vs. UCLA Bruins (ESPN) Dave Pasch, Brian Griese, Jenn Brown

Friday, December 28
2 PM- AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl: Ohio Bobcats vs. Louisiana- Monroe Warhawks (ESPN) Dave LaMont, Kelly Stouffer, Cara Capuano

5:30 PM- Russell Athletic Bowl: Rutgers Scarlett Knights vs. Virginia Tech Hokies (ESPN)  Joe Tessitore, Matt Millen, Maria Taylor

9 PM- Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas: Minnesota Golden Gophers vs. Texas Tech Red Raiders (ESPN) Mark Jones, Brock Huard, Jessica Mendoza

Saturday, December 29
11:45 AM- Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl: Rice Owls vs. Air Force Falcons (ESPN) Beth Mowins, Joey Galloway, Lewis Johnson

3:15 PM- New Era Pinstripe Bowl: West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Syracuse Orange (ESPN) Chris Fowler, Jesse Palmer, Tom Rinaldi

4 PM- Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl: Navy Midshipmen vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (ESPN2) Dave Pasch, Brian Griese, Jenn Brown

6:45 PM- Valero Alamo Bowl: Texas Longhorns vs. Oregon State Beavers (ESPN) Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman, Quint Kessenich

6:45 PM- Valero Alamo Bowl: Texas Longhorns vs. Oregon State Beavers (LHN) Craig Way, Roger Wallace, Rod Babers

10:15 PM- Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl: TCU Horned Frogs vs. Michigan State Spartans (ESPN) Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe

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Monday, December 24
8 PM- Sheraton Hawaii Bowl: Fresno State Bulldogs vs. SMU Mustangs (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Marc Kestecher, Pete Najarian

Wednesday, December 26
7:30 PM- Little Caesars Bowl: Western Kentucky Hilltoppers vs. Central Michigan Chippewas (TBC Sports Radio, spartansportsnetwork.com/ ) Will Tieman, Jim Miller, Bill Clark

Thursday, December 27
3 PM- Military Bowl: San Jose State Spartans vs. Bowling Green Falcons (Nevada Sports Network) Alex Shelton, Jay Walker

6:30 PM- Belk Bowl: Cincinnati Bearcats vs. Duke Blue Devils (Touchdown Radio) Frank Frangie, Gino Torretta

9:45 PM- Bridgeport Education Holiday Bowl: Baylor Bears vs. UCLA Bruins (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Bill Rosinski, David Norrie, Joe Schad

Friday, December 28
2 PM- AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl: Ohio Bobcats vs. Louisiana- Monroe War Hawks (Sports USA) John Ahlers, Gary Barnett

5:30 PM- Russell Athletic Bowl: Rutgers Scarlett Knights vs. Virginia Tech Hokies (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Adam Amin, Tom Luginbill, Brett McMurphy

9 PM- Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas: Minnesota Golden Gophers vs. Texas Tech Red Raiders (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Tom Hart, John Congemi, Niki Noto

Saturday, December 29
11:45 AM- Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl: Rice Owls vs. Air Force Falcons (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Eamon McAnaney, David Diaz- Infante, Paul Carcaterra

3:15 PM- New Era Pinstripe Bowl: West Virginia Mountaineers vs. Syracuse Orange (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Marc Kestecher, Jack Ford, C. J. Papa

4 PM- Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl: Navy Midshipmen vs. Arizona State Sun Devils (Touchdown Radio) Scott Marsh, Gino Torretta

6:45 PM- Valero Alamo Bowl: Texas Longhorns vs. Oregon State Beavers (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Mark Neely, Ray Bentley, Kaylee Hartung

10:15 PM- Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl: TCU Horned Frogs vs. Michigan State Spartans (ESPN Radio, espnradio.com) Bill Rosinski, David Norrie, Joe Schad

2012-13 NCAA Basketball Week 8 TV Schedule for Monday & Tuesday- 12/24 & 12/25

Monday, December 24
No Games Being Broadcast

Tuesday, December 25
2 PM- Diamond Head Classic: 7th Place Game- San Francisco vs. East Tennessee State (ESPN3) Kanoa Leahey, Sean Farnham

4:30 PM- Diamond Head Classic: 5th Place Game- Ole Miss vs. Hawaii (ESPNU) Kanoa Leahey, Sean Farnham

7:30 PM- Diamond Head Classic: 3rd Place Game- Indiana State vs. Miami [FL] (ESPN2) Roxy Bernstein, Miles Simon

9:30 PM- Diamond Head Classic: Championship- Arizona vs. San Diego State (ESPN2) Roxy Bernstein, Miles Simon

NFL National Radio Week 16 Schedule

Saturday, December 22
8 PM- Atlanta Falcons at Detroit Lions (Dial Global) Kevin Kugler, Trent Green, Hub Arkush

Sunday, December 23
12:30 PM- Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers (Dial Global) Tom McCarthy, Tony Boselli

12:30 PM- Oakland Raiders at Carolina Panthers (Compass Media) Greg Papa, Tom Flores

12:30 PM- New Orleans Saints at Dallas Cowboys (America's Team on Compass Media) Kevin Burkhardt, Danny White

12:30 PM- Minnesota Vikings at Houston Texans (Sports USA) Larry Kahn, John Robinson, Troy West

3:30 PM- Cleveland Browns at Denver Broncos (Dial Global) Sam Rosen, Mark Malone

3:45 PM- Chicago Bears at Arizona Cardinals (Compass Media) Chris Carrino, Brian Baldinger

4 PM- New York Giants at Baltimore Ravens (Sports USA) Adam Amin, Ross Tucker

7:30 PM- San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks (Dial Global) Dave Sims, James Lofton, Scott Kaplan