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    Looks like WSU beats KU to the ESPN airwaves this season. :clap:
    it's up in the air

  • #2
    We probably won't beat them for the number of times nationally televised on CBS though... :(

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    • #3
      At least 12 to 15 potential games on ESPN is an accomplishment.

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      • #4
        It's imperative for a good showing each and every nationally televised game. Our beloved program needs positive exposure to gain a consistent footing at the top of the Valley and nationally.

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        • #5
          I don't see on WSU's schedule where you play on ESPN. I see a few ESPNU and ESPN2 games, but not on the mothership.

          If you're counting those as ESPN, then I'm afraid you're incorrect. KU has a contract with ESPN to broadcast all of our games nationally on Full Court. So actually we'll be available via an ESPN broadcast Nov. 3 against Fort Hays State.

          I will concede that if you don't count Full Court games, then WSU does have the first national TV appearance when you play FDU on the U. KU's first appearance on national television is Nov. 17, when we play Memphis on ESPN as the anchor game of the network's 24 Hours of Basketball event.

          That being said, it looks like 8 WSU games will be on the ESPN family this year, which is awesome.
          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkpl68bfCtM

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          • #6
            ESPNU2 is all the same to me kid,it don't really mean much. I was merely congradulating these guys on getting more airtime than last year.I live in TX, went to school in another state, I don't give a damn about what KU think they have over the other schools in your state.You could have given that info without even mentioning what KU had, I certainly didn't ask.

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            • #7
              Thanks for the corrections Indy as I'm sure there was some confusion with the FSN broadcasts.

              However, ESPN = ESPN2.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by ShockerFever
                Thanks for the corrections Indy as I'm sure there was some confusion with the FSN broadcasts.

                However, ESPN = ESPN2.
                Except for the '2' part, where they put a bigger game on ESPN.
                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkpl68bfCtM

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Bigshotmaker
                  ESPNU2 is all the same to me kid,it don't really mean much. I was merely congradulating these guys on getting more airtime than last year.I live in TX, went to school in another state, I don't give a damn about what KU think they have over the other schools in your state.You could have given that info without even mentioning what KU had, I certainly didn't ask.
                  I hope you don't think I was being sarcastic there. I am glad that WSU is getting some ESPN love this year (regardless of which ESPN network airs it). I think it's going to be a fun year for the Shockers, and it's easier to follow them on national TV! Plus, it's helpful for recruiting and general national awareness.

                  I just had to clarify between the different ESPN networks, which I think are different, but that's just my opinion. As I stated, WSU does have the first real national telecast of the in-state teams, which is pretty cool.
                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkpl68bfCtM

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Indy23
                    Originally posted by ShockerFever
                    Thanks for the corrections Indy as I'm sure there was some confusion with the FSN broadcasts.

                    However, ESPN = ESPN2.
                    Except for the '2' part, where they put a bigger game on ESPN.
                    Not true at all. Numerous times I've seen "bigger" matchups in multiple sports on ESPN2.

                    The networks each get equal audience numbers now. 15 years ago, you had an argument, when ESPN2 wasn't a part of basic sports packages. Nowadays, everybody who has ESPN has ESPN2. They are essentially the same thing.
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                    • #11
                      I realize this topic has to do with ESPN games .................. but does anyone know why there aren't any WSU games on COX 22 this year?

                      I hope it is not because Mark Elliott is the program manager for COX 22. I remember when he was a sports anchor for WIBW - Channel 13 here in Topeka and he refused to acknowledge that WSU even existed. I remember talking to him about the lack of WSU coverage here in Topeka - and his response was. "They are not in our broadcast area". I told him that KU and K-State were covered in Wichita, so why isn't WSU covered in Topeka? He ignored my question.

                      At any rate, I hope to again see WSU games on COX.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Indy23
                        I don't see on WSU's schedule where you play on ESPN. I see a few ESPNU and ESPN2 games, but not on the mothership.

                        If you're counting those as ESPN, then I'm afraid you're incorrect. KU has a contract with ESPN to broadcast all of our games nationally on Full Court. So actually we'll be available via an ESPN broadcast Nov. 3 against Fort Hays State.

                        I will concede that if you don't count Full Court games, then WSU does have the first national TV appearance when you play FDU on the U. KU's first appearance on national television is Nov. 17, when we play Memphis on ESPN as the anchor game of the network's 24 Hours of Basketball event.

                        That being said, it looks like 8 WSU games will be on the ESPN family this year, which is awesome.
                        Please take your reasonable, balanced and well thought out responses elsewhere. This is not the forum for this kind of activity! :good:
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Topekashok
                          I realize this topic has to do with ESPN games .................. but does anyone know why there aren't any WSU games on COX 22 this year?

                          I hope it is not because Mark Elliott is the program manager for COX 22. I remember when he was a sports anchor for WIBW - Channel 13 here in Topeka and he refused to acknowledge that WSU even existed. I remember talking to him about the lack of WSU coverage here in Topeka - and his response was. "They are not in our broadcast area". I told him that KU and K-State were covered in Wichita, so why isn't WSU covered in Topeka? He ignored my question.

                          At any rate, I hope to again see WSU games on COX.
                          I'm assuming they don't have the local package together yet since they were waiting to see what games would be picked up by ESPN or FSN. There's no way in hell that none of the other games aren't televised at all which is what the schedule shows right now.
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                          • #14
                            ESPN and FSN usually get first dips at what games of our they televise. Then Cox chooses after that. I think last year they didnt have their tv schedule set up until about a week before the season started.
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                            • #15
                              Thanks for answering my question. I will wait for the final schedule to be announced.

                              :wsu_posters:

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