BTN Bowl replays

PJHawk

PJHawk

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The Big Ten posted a winning record during this bowl season, and the Big Ten Network will re-air all four bowl victories this week, along with a 60-minute Big Ten Football Bowl Wrap-Up at 10 PM ET on Thursday, Jan. 14. Dave Revsine, Gerry DiNardo and Howard Griffith will host the show. They will be joined by Rick Pizzo and analysts Anthony Herron, Chris Martin and Glen Mason. Here are the bowl dates and times:

The Champs Sports Bowl at 10 p.m. ET on Thursday
The Rose Bowl at 11 p.m. ET on Friday.
The Orange Bowl at 11 p.m. ET on Sunday
The Capital One Bowl at 6 p.m. ET on Monday.
The Outback Bowl at 10:30 p.m. ET on Monday.

2009-10 College Football Bowl games - Big Ten Network
 
Are you F'n kidding me? 24 hours in their broadcast day and a limited lineup of anything interesting and they're sticking the replays on at 10pm for the 2 BCS games??? Did Ohio State and Iowa pi$$ off the network??? And what's on at 10pm saturday? Highlights of Big10 swimming and diving?
 
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HawkeyeShane said:
Are you F'n kidding me? 24 hours in their broadcast day and a limited lineup of anything interesting and they're sticking the replays on at 10pm for the 2 BCS games??? Did Ohio State and Iowa pi$$ off the network??? At what's on at 10pm saturday? Highlights of Big10 swimming and diving?
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I think you should stop hiding your feelings. Could you be more clear?
 
HawkeyeShane said:
Are you F'n kidding me? 24 hours in their broadcast day and a limited lineup of anything interesting and they're sticking the replays on at 10pm for the 2 BCS games??? Did Ohio State and Iowa pi$$ off the network??? At what's on at 10pm saturday? Highlights of Big10 swimming and diving?
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My feelings exactly!!!!!!,,,but then i think the BTN sucks most of time,,,
 
I would hope they're full replays. Maybe with halftime mostly cut out or something.

As it is, I would like to have a new recording of the game to get rid of the 'bottom line' breaking news that the Fox station here in Colorado just *had* to run a few times. Governor Ritter choosing not to run for re-election was just *that* important. :rolleyes:
 
Usually when they do them, it's a full replay as far as every play...they just speed them up by cutting out the "dead ball" time...timeouts, the endless commercial breaks, etc...I believe they show every play, with audio, but without the other crap it chops about an hour off of the time.
 
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