Wondering what to watch this week? Here’s what ESPN and your local channels will be broadcasting so you can plan out your Saturdays (and surrounding days). All times are in EST unless otherwise specified.
Thursday, September 10, 2009 Div 1-A College Football Games:
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7:30 PM:
Clemson at #15 Georgia Tech on ESPN
Friday, September 11, 2009 Div 1-A College Football Games:
9:00 PM:
Colorado at Toledo on ESPN
Saturday, September 12, 2009 Div 1-A College Football Games:
Early Afternoon Games:

#21 North Carolina at Connecticut on ESPNU (Noon)
Syracuse at #9 Penn State OR Eastern Michigan at Northwestern OR Western Michigan at Indiana on Big 10 Network (Noon)

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Wondering what to watch this week? Here’s what ESPN and your local channels will be broadcasting so you can plan out your Saturdays (and surrounding days). All times are in EST unless otherwise specified.
Thursday, September 3, 2009 Div 1-A College Football Games:
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7:00 PM:
South Carolina at North Carolina on ESPN
10:15 PM:
Oregon at Boise State on ESPN
Friday, September 4, 2009 Div 1-A College Football Games:
No nationally televised games.
Saturday, September 5, 2009 Div 1-A College Football Games:
12:00 PM:
Navy at Ohio State on ESPN
Minnesota at Syracuse on ESPN2
Kentucky at Miami-OH on ESPNU
Liberty at West Virginia on GamePlan (PPV)
3:30 PM:
Missouri vs Illionois on ESPN
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The whole idea of constant Olympic boxing coverage made my head spin so I made I schedule of when every event happens and its corresponding eastern standard time beginning. This schedule reflects only the events themselves and NOT the television schedule. But if the first night’s coverage is any indication the first sessions of the first rounds should all be broadcast with a very slight tape delay.
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