ESPN, SEC Network plan blanket coverage of USC-UConn

[1999.2004.2011]

...but let's drop football and hop on that train to nowhere!

But playing in the Big East will improve our RPI!

 

[Waquoit]

BTW, it wasn't blanket coverage of UConn-USC. It was blanket coverage of USC. And Spurrier made no mention of the pizza bowl.

 

[SAMCRO]

BTW, it wasn't blanket coverage of UConn-USC. It was blanket coverage of USC. And Spurrier made no mention of the pizza bowl.

Ya, the Finebaum coverage was a SEC/USCe circle jerk, which you would expect on the SECN.

 

[Sea Goat]

Zero point zero

You mean a full Blutarsky?

 

[MattMang23]

The year after I graduated five of my buddies were doing the victory lap and lived in a house on Storrs Rd/195. The combined GPA of the household was (by addition, not average) 0.8.

I thought no one in the world would ever score lower. Until St. John's/GTown broke the record.

 

[ShakyTheMohel]

Zero point zero

And that was rounded up.

 

[HoopsFan21]

BTW, it wasn't blanket coverage of UConn-USC. It was blanket coverage of USC. And Spurrier made no mention of the pizza bowl.

It's OK, UConn women get all the love in the world all the time from the one network that matters: ESPN. UConn WCBB gets a disproportionate amount of coverage. If I were a fan of another team, that would make me sick.

 

[MilliniumPrince]

...but let's drop football and hop on that train to nowhere!

You are being kind. A train to nowhere is at least movimg. Those numbers show a train stuck at the platform!

 

[IMind]

So to put this in prospective... according to this about the same number of people come to our average football game... than could be bothered to find FS1 and turn on St. John's and Georgetown.