This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 10/29/22 from the twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their games held for a six day hold for the start time.
The list of available TV windows are based on media websites, TV listings and press releases. They can change based on the needs of the broadcaster or the conference.
Here's what I guessed based on the available openings (they will prove to be incorrect), along with the games that have already been set.
There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.
Games on six day hold
Baylor at Oklahoma
Texas at Kansas State
Texas Tech at TCU
Oklahoma State at Kansas
Penn State at Indiana
Iowa at Purdue
Maryland at Wisconsin
Minnesota at Nebraska
Michigan State at Illinois
BYU at Boise State (FOX Sports)
Oregon at Colorado - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7:30pm Pac-12 or 10pm FS1
Arizona at Utah - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7:30pm Pac-12 or 10pm FS1
UCLA at Arizona State - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7:30pm Pac-12 or 10:30pm FS1
All Times Eastern
12pm ABC: Ohio State at Northwestern
12pm ESPN: Florida at Texas A&M
12pm ESPNU: Tulane at Tulsa
12pm SEC: Kentucky at Missouri
12pm ACCN: North Carolina at Virginia
12:30pm ACC RSNs: Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech
2pm ESPN+: South Florida at Temple
2pm ESPN+: Marshall at Old Dominion
3pm ESPN+: Middle Tennessee at Louisiana Tech
3pm ESPN+: Georgia State at Southern Miss
3:30pm CBS: Tennessee at Georgia
3:30pm ESPN2: Navy at Cincinnati OR UCF at Memphis
3:30pm ACCN: Syracuse at Pitt
3:30pm Pac-12: Washington State at Stanford
3:30pm ESPN+: West Virginia at Iowa State
4pm ESPNU: Navy at Cincinnati OR UCF at Memphis
4pm SEC: Liberty at Arkansas
4pm ESPN+: FIU at North Texas
4pm ESPN+: South Alabama at Georgia Southern
5pm ESPN+: Troy at Louisiana
5pm ESPN3: Texas State at ULM
7pm ESPN: Alabama at LSU
7pm NFLN: Houston at SMU
7:30pm ABC: Florida State at Miami (FL)
7:30pm ESPN2: Auburn at Mississippi State
7:30pm ESPNU: James Madison at Louisville
7:30pm SEC: South Carolina at Vanderbilt
7:30pm BTN: Michigan at Rutgers
8pm ACCN: Wake Forest at NC State
10:30pm ESPN: California at USC
10:30pm FS2: Hawai'i at Fresno State
17 comments:
They used 3/4 Pac 12 Six day holds in 1 week? interesting,
Its not a game per hold. Its a single hold used for 1 or more games per week.
Don't know. Might be unused.
I was told that, so I wrote it down.
6-day hold for the rest of the big ten then?
I guess. None of the remaining schools have announced anything, or even said they're on hold.
Seems like to me between FOX and ESPN, they are short two slots without going to FS2, ESPN+, and/or doubling-up on BTN windows, most of which have some limitations associated with them.
Seems like we are going to see 4 BTN games and either Big 12 on ESPN+ (that really shouldn't be) or Boise State/BYU parked for now on FS2 pending a World Series Game 7.
And the ESPN2 late night window unused.
Considering ESPN likely picked first this week, is Oregon Colorado more likely to be on FS1 at 7/8mountain time? thats what wilner said.
No idea on the order, but he's correct that they have to move the start time to 10 ET if either Arizona-Utah or Oregon-Colorado airs on FS1.
If regional splits were allowed for Pac-12 Network conference games, all five games on Nov. 5 would be on it.
Too many Bill Dauterive/Dale Gribble-caliber games, no Hank Hill-caliber games.
Thanks. Looks like the schedule has changed due to the Game 3 postponement from Monday to Tuesday.
Matt, For November 5: Texas at Kansas State football game will remain on FS1 and BYU at Boise State football game will remain on FS2 due to the Astros winning Game 4 of the World Series.
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