KSU/CU to be on FSN @2:30

[michigancat]

Lowest rated football game in the history of the Big XII?

http://www.big12sports.com/sports/m-footbl/sched/big12-m-footbl-sched.html

[JavaCat]

Every game, but one is on that week.

[McGrowlTowelZac]

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me likey

tommy want wingy

 

[Racquetball_Ninja]

Is there a trend happening here?  We only get put on TV when we're either going to take a beat down (Louisville) or if there's a very good chance of us being embarassed (CU having only 1 or 2 wins and beating us).  The media hates us!  What gives JMart?

[PoetWarrior]

 

 

[Andy]

this makes as much sense as ksu-nebraska not being on tv.

[Bookcat]

Always depends on who else is playing that weekend.

[Houstoncat93]

Conspiracy theory:

The TV contract is coming up for renewal.  The networks have colluded to put the crappiest football games on TV so the ratings are lower this year.   Lower ratings give them leverage to get the Big 12 to bend over once again when it comes to the TV contract.   

[Dan Rydell]

Actually, this is a good deal for Cat fans.  They've put on the road game that we're most likely to win and that's furthest away.  That's three good things for us.

1)  Road game (not as easy to get to in person if you want to see).
2)  Furthest away (Lawrence is just down the river).
3)  Most likely to win (this game will be one of the most meaningful of the season for us, with a possible opportunity to get bowl eligible).

[JavaCat]

Yeah, I don't want to bitch because it's a game I wouldn't be able to see otherwise, but it certainly makes the decision on the NU-KSU game much more strange.