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Bring me his HEAD!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:02 pm
by JWEIII
Who is the MAC Comish this week? We can't get the Semi-finals on TV... IN OHIO!? It's Akron, OU and Miami and we got bumped, AGAIN!?
I don't care if its Magic v. Bird. He/She needs to be FIRED - yesterday.
The only thing we have is Tuesday Night ESPNU and Day-after-Thanksgiving 4:00 starts.
And we wonder why the conference is going down hill.
I can bankrupt a conference for half his/her slaray!
A-Hole!!!!!!
Re: Bring me his HEAD!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:20 pm
by BGGrad01
I had the WMU/Akron game on TWC in central Ohio on a fox sports alternate. It was a pretty entertaining game with Akron getting the last 5 points to win by 2. David Kool matched his age in points with 39.
Re: Bring me his HEAD!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:47 pm
by Bleeding Orange
Isn't the MU/OU game on somewhere? All of my alternates are dark, and the friggin' PAC 10 tournament is on both the Cleveland and Cincinatti FSN's.
This is just stupid.
Re: Bring me his HEAD!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 10:49 pm
by bgsufalcon24
Well, I don't know why they wouldn't have the games on the Cincinnati FSN, but as for the Cleveland FSN, folks you know the drill by now. In NE Ohio, Cavs > all. If the Cavaliers are playing, the whole rest of the world might as well not exist, unless if somehow the Cavaliers and Browns are playing simultaneously.
I don't know what you guys expect FS Ohio, particularly the Cleveland one, to do. They're not going to slit their own throats by pre-empting the Cavaliers with MAC basketball as it would kill their ratings. Also, they'd be buried in hate mail before midnight.
Re: Bring me his HEAD!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 10:51 pm
by TG1996
OU leads Miami(OH) 21-12 at the half. Maybe the MAC is better off being pre-empted?
Re: Bring me his HEAD!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 11:09 pm
by bgsufalcon24
Missed this earlier, but apparently the Columbus Blue Jackets had a game tonight as well, which explains why the Cincinnati FSN wasn't showing the MAC tournament either, although that call is certainly more debatable.