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Last year, a few people noticed that the only WCC games where blackouts were applied were LMU games, including a game at UCLA that was blacked out. I wonder if blackouts are done via keyword at times and if "Loyola Marymount" was part of the title, it got that treatment.

The reason for the Big 12 - FSN blackouts are because those third-tier games are only supposed to be available within the states where the competing schools reside. So a K-State game should only be available in Kansas (KC market also gets them because it bleeds into Kansas). The games used to...

Re: CBS College Sports All of their live games this fall (six Navy, nine MWC, 15 C-USA and three Army) are supposed to be in HD.

CSS is owned by Charter & Comcast and while it is delivered via satellite, those two companies have always wished for CSS to remain cable exclusive.

It's down 77 cents already today, roughly 2.5% as I type this.

HDNet has replays of the races already. Did they get anything else besides the Daytona programming?

There were rumors when CSTV landed on Dish Network that Echostar had purchased an equity stake in CSTV. Now that CSTV has been sold to CBS Corp., I'm not sure if Dish was able to retain their stake or not.

To my knowledge, the channel isn't going to be broadcasting until the season starts. I don't think they are doing any spring training games, unless that has changed. Dish and DirecTV will likely take care of things before the season starts.

Not just that, its Wild Card weekend. One that the Patriots play in on ABC and look who owns the primary ABC in Boston (and Manchester, NH)...its Hearst. Couple that with ABC's in Pittsburgh Kansas City Milwaukee Oklahoma City Omaha Jackson, MS W. Palm Beach Portland, ME Fort...