Chris Sciria, The Citizen's assistant news editor, loves TV, loves sports and loves to talk about TV and sports.
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my remote control wrote on Mar 20, 2008 11:30 AM:
Jim Boeheim vs. Gary Williams, lot of wins between those two.
The game should air on the radio.
The again, does anyone care?
I think so, no matter whether SU is in the NCAAs or the NIT, real Cuse fans will tune in whether it's TV or radio.
-- Chris Sciria "
my remote control wrote on Mar 20, 2008 12:30 AM:
The game will only air in the Syracuse, Binghamton and San Francisco TV markets, so if Cornell pulls off the upset, you'll be one of the few to be able to see it.
The first 2 days of the NCAAs to me is some of the best sports TV of the year.
Games from noon to midnight (or even later some times), great action, upsets, drama and moments that truly are "March Madness."
What other sporting event truly touches just about every part of the good ol' USA?
From Washington state to Miami, Fla., from San Diego to Boston, fans have a local team to cheer for.
Enjoy the games.
-- Chris Sciria "
my remote control wrote on Mar 18, 2008 8:59 AM:
But there may be an issue if you want to see them on WTVH-5.
See, the Big Red are playing out west, in about a 5 p.m. start on Thursday against Stanford.
Usually, CBS doesn't show games in that time slot, because of local news.
So if channel 5 is going to show Cornell, they have to bump local news.
I'll try to find out what WTVH is going to do and update.
If the game isn't shown, it will be available online at http://cbs.sportsline.com/
-- Chris Sciria "
dd wrote on Mar 14, 2008 5:19 PM:
karl L wrote on Mar 8, 2008 11:49 AM:
The WORST conditions in history--torrential rain, and a track that looked worse than Ithaca Dirt Rider's recent Enduro's during the last couple rainy years!
Ithaca's Paul Carpenter holeshotted the first heat race, finishing 4th against the stars--Reed, Windham, etc--and makes a transfer spot. GOOD JOB PAULY!!
In the main, points-leader Reed led the whole race, battling back and forth with Kevin Windham, in 4-foot mud ruts and 3-foot-deep pools of muddy water, with bikes blowing up and stuck everywhere! On the LAST lap, Reed takes the white flag,--now with a full minutes lead after Windham stalled his bike in the mud, and is just TWO TURNS from the checkered flag, when he fries his clutch and overheats, sitting there, smoking in the mud, dejected, as Windham comes around him and takes the win! WIndham's own bike barely limps over the line, smoking and steaming! WAHOO KEVIN!!
It was the GREATEST supercross race of ALL time!
AND NO STEROIDS!!!!!! "
my remote control wrote on Mar 7, 2008 12:17 PM:
Awesome stuff. He showed why he's a beloved QB.
Classic Favre.
Anyone hear about the golfer, Tripp Isenhour, who nailed a hawk with a golf shot because it was making noise during a TV shoot?
Look for this story to blow up soon.
It won't be Michael Vick huge but it will get a lot of attention once the animal rights groups get a hold of it.
Next week, college hoops tourneys to the nth degree, then March Madness gets underway with games from noon to midnight. "
my remote control wrote on Mar 4, 2008 11:53 AM:
I'm sure John Madden is in a state of mourning.
Canton, Ohio will be renamed South Green Bay in 2013.
Stay tuned to ESPN and the NFL Network which will be renamed Brett TV. "