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[QUOTE="billybud, post: 3548976, member: 3850"]
The noon and 3:30 slots will have tough competition for national eyeballs.

The 3:30 slot has been dominated by the SEC Game of the Week....

Last season..Notre Dame-Georgia, Florida-LSU, Auburn-Florida, Ole Miss-Arkansas, South Carolina-Alabama, South Carolina-North Carolina, Mississippi State-Auburn.

Fox has ramped up their Pregame on The Big Noon Saturday show....

[I]This year’s college football season has looked a little different on television with the advent of Fox’s Big Noon Saturday being added to the calendar. Before the season, Fox made the unique decision to shift their biggest game of the week outside of primetime, and even outside of the traditional 3:30 PM ET slot all the way back to the beginning of the college football day at noon ET. The noon kickoffs have included Michigan-Wisconsin, Texas-Oklahoma, Ohio State-Wisconsin, and will feature the huge Penn State-Ohio State matchup in a couple weeks.

Fox is giving Big Noon Saturday the big game treatment with their top broadcast team of Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt, and the Big Noon Kickoff pregame show will even travel to Columbus for a College Gameday-esque on-site pregame show.[/I]
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