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 hold
Cincinnati at UCF - 12pm or 3:30pm ET, ABC or ESPN
Notre Dame at Syracuse - 12pm or 3:30pm, ABC or ESPN
South Florida at Houston -12pm ESPN2 or 3:30pm ESPN+
SMU at Tulsa -12pm ESPN2 or 3:30pm ESPN+
Oklahoma State at Kansas State - 12pm or 3:30pm, ABC or ESPN OR 3:30pm FOX or FS1
TCU at West Virginia - 12pm or 3:30pm, ABC or ESPN OR 3:30pm FOX or FS1
All times Eastern
12pm FS1: Oklahoma at Iowa State
12pm ESPNU: Toledo at Eastern Michigan
12pm SECN: Arkansas at Auburn
12pm ACCN: Georgia Tech at Florida State
12pm ESPN+: Miami (OH) at Akron
12:30pm ACC RSN: Miami (FL) at Virginia
2pm ESPN3: Charlotte at Rice
2:30pm BTN: Rutgers at Minnesota
3pm ESPN+: Old Dominion at Georgia State
3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Illinois at Nebraska
3:30pm FOX or FS1: Oregon at California
3:30pm ESPN2: Northwestern at Iowa
3:30pm ACCN: Wake Forest at Louisville
3:30pm ESPN3: NM State at UMass3:30pm ESPN+: Robert Morris at App State
4pm ESPNU: South Alabama at Arkansas State
4pm SECN: Missouri at South Carolina
7pm ESPN: Kentucky at Tennessee
7pm FS1: Colorado State at Boise State7pm NFLN: Coastal Carolina at Marshall
7pm Pac-12: USC at Arizona
7:30pm ABC: Michigan State at Michigan
7:30pm ESPN2: Baylor at Texas Tech
7:30pm ESPNU: Arizona State at Colorado
7:30pm SECN: Ole Miss at Texas A&M8pm ACCN: Pitt at North Carolina
9pm ESPN+: Middle Tennessee at UTEP
10:30pm ESPN: Stanford at UCLA
10:30pm FS1: San Diego State at Fresno State
11 comments:
would you guess that espn has top big 12 choice since its on 6 day?
I don't know. They might since Oklahoma-Iowa State was selected as a FOX game back in the spring.
This is for Week 10 but does CBS still have the ability to do a double header with Georgia Tennessee and LSU Alabama?
Week 10 question:
Can CBS do a 230 and 7 pm window that day for Georgia Tennessee and LSU ALABAMA
CBS has already spent its night game for the 2022 season on Texas A&M-Alabama. If it wants a second one, like it did in 2011, they'll have to negotiate with ESPN for it. Back then, CBS gave up the right to pick 1st twice in 2012 to ESPN and other considerations.
This seems to me like odd usage of 6-day holds by ESPN. I get the Big 12 hold, given that at least one and possibly two of TCU, Kansas State and Oklahoma State will lose this weekend (and we don't even know whether ESPN or Fox held it, although I'm guessing ESPN). The American hold seems a bit like, "well, it's almost November and we haven't used one yet, so let just put a hold on everything", especially the hold on noon ESPN2 vs 3:30 ESPN+ kickoff for two games. I suspect Cincinnati-Central Florida is going to end up on ABC in any event, given the 3-game ABC requirement, so I'm not sure why they didn't just put Cincinnati-Central Florida and Notre Dame in the two ABC slots and not string everyone out for another week (except for the two Big 12 games).
I realize I may be asking a question for which the answer isn't known, but is your understanding that, when FOX and ESPN are drafting the selection orders before the season, they are doing it for every slot for the entire as opposed to for each week. For example, ABC could have drafted the second slot for 10/29 (which would have been known to be either Ohio State - Penn State or Michigan - Michigan State) before the first slot for 9/10 (presumably Wisconsin - Washington St) was selected. (Excluding the weeknight games and other special selections have presumably have different rules by conference).
That's my understanding. They draft the slots for the season.
By drafting the slots Santos the season, it basically sets a weekly order based on what you value each week.
I think there's supposed to be 2-3 more but I don't keep track of if/when they're supposed to occur.
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