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Friday, December 31, 2010
97th Rose Bowl Game Presented by Vizio
3:30 PM CST on ESPN HD
ESPN TV
Play by Play- Brent Musburger
Analyst- Kirk Herbstreit
Sideline Reporter- Erin Andrews
103.3 FM ESPN Radio and ESPNRadio.com
Play by Play - Bill Rosinski
Analyst - David Norrie
Sideline Reporter - Joe Schad
WBAP and KTCU FM 88.7
Play by Play- Brian Estridge
Analyst- John Denton
ESPN College Gameday will also be broadcasting LIVE from the Rose Bowl on Saturday morning starting at 9:00 AM CST on ESPNU and then at 10:00AM CST it switches over to ESPN.
Keep checking Angry Trey’s Blog for all the latest on the Rose Bowl. Also, don’t forget to follow me on Twitter: @AngryTrey
Thursday, November 18, 2010
As I posted on Wednesday, TCU head coach Gary Patterson will be going through the ESPN “car wash” tomorrow in Bristol. Boise State fans are up in arms about Patterson’s appearances on ESPN, which is funny because they are the same University that had its own PR firm last season. That is a different story though. Patterson will be appearing on many ESPN platforms on Friday as well as College Gameday on Saturday live from Wrigley Field. Here is his tentative schedule. I will try and keep everyone updated.
8:15 a.m. - Mike and Mike (ESPN2 and ESPN Radio)
10:20 a.m. - First Take (ESPN2)
10:45 a.m. - The Herd (ESPNU and ESPN Radio)
2:10 p.m. - SportsCenter (ESPNews)
2:30 p.m. - College Football Live (ESPN)
3:15 p.m.- Galloway and Company (103.3 ESPN Radio- Dallas)
3:30 p.m. - ESPN.com live chat
(all times Central)
Some of Patterson's other interviews will air on SportsNation and radio shows hosted by Scott Van Pelt, Doug Gottlieb and Freddie Coleman. There will also be spots with local ESPN outlets and Web sites.
GameDay is taking place at Wrigley Field as the Chicago Cubs' home will host the Northwestern and Illinois football game. Patterson will appear Saturday on the GameDay set at 9:20 a.m. CST.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
With the Frogs being off this week, TCU has to do something to keep themselves in the minds of the voters. That is why Gary Patterson is making a trip to Bristol, Connecticut on Friday. Coach Patterson will be making the rounds on all the ESPN TV and radio shows.
Gary Patterson's menu for Friday is already set:
Breakfast with Mike and Mike.
Brunch and BCS talk with Colin Cowherd.
Lunch with the erudite Scott Van Pelt.
Dinner with the SportsCenter gang.
ESPN calls it the "Car Wash," a thorough scrubbing and rinsing from all of its prominent TV and radio hosts.
Prominent visitors -- and often football coaches whose teams have an off week -- go through it at the network's Bristol, Conn., headquarters all the time.
Let's be clear about one thing, though, Patterson wants everyone to know: ESPN invited the TCU coach. Not the other way around.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
As I continue to try and get you hyped for the 2010 World Cup, I want to advise you that you are about to be engulfed by soccer whether you want to or not. ESPN is paying $100 million for the rights to two World Cups and two Women’s World Cups through 2014, so you can expect the coverage to be deep!
Among ESPN (44 games), ESPN2 (10 games) and ABC (10 games), all 64 games will be shown live; all will be available in high definition, and all will be streamed on ESPN3.com. Twenty-five games will be carried in 3-D.
That sentence basically sums it up, World Cup soccer is going to be all over the place and I can’t wait. According to EPLTalk.com, “ESPN has lined up 166 hours of re-aired World Cup matches that will be shown on ESPN Classic and ESPN2. All 64 games will be re-aired generally between 6pm to midnight ET each day. In addition to all of the World Cup games and re-aired games, expect to see a gigantic amount of World Cup features, news, documentaries and analysis on the ESPN family of networks.” It doesn’t mention it in the EPLTalk posting but I also know some of the SportsCenter’s and World Cup programming will originate live from South Africa.
If you are stuck at work and can’t catch the games on TV, you can watch all the games aired on ESPN and ESPN2 on ESPN3.com. The 10 games that will be aired on ABC won’t be available on ESPN3.com.
Wait, there’s more…TV and internet won’t be your only options. The World Cup games will also be available on the radio. All of the World Cup games will be broadcast on National ESPN Radio, and select games will be aired by your local ESPN Radio affiliate. I know the ESPN Radio station in Dallas will be broadcasting all of the United States and Mexico games along with a few select others.
If after reading all of that you don’t understand the magnitude or importance of the World Cup, I guess you will never get it. It is the world’s biggest sporting event and is important to so many countries around the world. It all gets started Friday morning with South Africa vs. Mexico on ESPN. If you would like to see the entire World Cup TV Schedule Go Here.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Yesterday was a very long day, but it was completely worth it. That was the most fun I have had at a football game in a very long time. It started with arriving at 8:00 AM for Gameday (that was late compared to the couple hundred that camped out) then onto tailgating, and the game. Here are my pictures…
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Arriving at College Gameday
LOTS of signs!
Fraser and myself
Lee Corso picks TCU
This guy was walking his dog and cat at the same time, except the cat didn’t have to walk. It was just riding on the dogs back. It was awesome!
Tailgate
They got these guys to race on their Segways
Segway race winner
Crowd
Yeah buddy!
TCU on offense
Record crowd
These aren’t my videos, but here are some really cool ones to watch from yesterday.
