Big Ten Network announces Baseball/Softball schedules

[scooter1369]

Big Ten Network Unveils Baseball, Softball Schedules
Network to nationally televise a combined 50 regular season games

Feb. 14, 2008



The Big Ten Network will nationally televise 25 regular season baseball games, 25 regular season softball games and both sports' Big Ten Tournament championship games, all in high-definition.

"The Big Ten Network is thrilled to bring an unprecedented amount of Big Ten baseball and softball to a national audience," network president Mark Silverman said. "Fans should really enjoy that all these games will be in stunning HD."

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I am so glad i switched to WOW now. This is going to be sweet

 

[JCOSU86]

Sweet.

Here is the link to the Big 10 Baseball Schedule

The first 5 games involve Ohio State, all at Bill Davis Stadium.

 

[CleveBucks]

w00t glad I got WOW too

 

[Nutriaitch]

I was hoping there would be some non-conference games on there. We play Mich. State next week, and was hoping to be able to watch it.

 

[JCOSU86]

I was hoping there would be some non-conference games on there. We play Mich. State next week, and was hoping to be able to watch it.

Looks like it's all Conference Games, nutriaitch. Sorry dude.

But look on the bright side: can the SEC Network be far behind?

 

[Nutriaitch]

But look on the bright side: can the SEC Network be far behind?

Would be nice.

For some reason, most of Louisiana doesn't get much regional SEC coverage (other than 1 football game per week during the season). Instead, we get blessed with Fox Sports Southwest. Nothing but Texas teams and the Big XII. No offnese to anyone living in Big XII country, but I don't really give a shit about them.

I like the setup the Big Ten network has, and would love for the SEC to do something similar. But I've read where some Big Ten people feel that the lack of National Exposure (since not everyone catches the channel) may have hurt some in the polls.

 

[scooter1369]

Megan Miller Hurls No. 20 Ohio State to 2-1 Win at UNLV

Release: 03/08/2008

LAS VEGAS – Ohio State sophomore pitcher Megan Miller drew a tough assignment in her first career start on an opponent’s home field Friday night in Las Vegas. UNLV, which has been ranked as high as No. 18 this season, entered the game 13-3-1 at home in Eller Media Stadium in 2008, representing 17 of the Rebels’ first 24 games.

Ladies get a big win