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Post by touchdownbeavers on Jan 11, 2016 10:21:20 GMT -8
Wed 1/13 OSU (M) at Colorado 8 pm ESPNU (computer)
Frid 1/15 California at OSU (W) 8 pm Pac 12 Networks
Sun 1/17 OSU (M) at Utah 5:30 pm ESPNU (computer)
Sun 1/17 Stanford at OSU (W) 6:00pm Pac 12 networks
All times Pacific. Not sure why Colorado game starts at 9 pm Mountain time, but U of Colorado website confirms it.
The Wednesday-Sunday for the men seems a bit disruptive to attending classes.
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Post by baseba1111 on Jan 11, 2016 10:47:17 GMT -8
"The Wednesday-Sunday for the men seems a bit disruptive to attending classes."
Ya... the hypocrisy of the NCAA comes to light when you look at hoops and especially bball/softball scheduling. There is no way we can add the extra games for a bigger playoff as to not miss class time, yet most of these game would be during winter break. The physical toll not withstanding, and actually the better argument these days for less football games. But hoops has 2-3 times as many away games with 2-3 days of classes missed... baseball/softball have at least 26 or more away games, each trip requiring at least one missed day of class, with tourneys adding several more.
Although athletes rarely take full loads in-season, and can tailor their schedule/class days it still is quite a burden.
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Post by beaverdreams on Jan 11, 2016 11:49:31 GMT -8
That does seem like a ridiculously long break between games.....seems like if you get a Wed game, they'd at least follow it up on a Sat.
I don't want a college football playoff to begin with; outside the Rose Bowl and a couple others I don't care that much what some SEC or ACC school does. I'll take the bowls any day....
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Post by beaver94 on Jan 11, 2016 12:30:32 GMT -8
I thought that was a long time between games as well. I think Cal may have just had the same break after the Wednesday game against the Beavs.
With seemingly more and more classes having online options, are athletes able to take advantage of those to help with scheduling?
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