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No, it's always been a time.1:30. They're just making times up now.
No, it's always been a time.1:30. They're just making times up now.
Twice.No, it's always been a time.
Pretty sure it’s been 1:30 more than twice.Twice.
I feel like it’s basically the Rutgers Network at this point.Feels like we haven’t been on BTN in forever. I don’t think I’ve hardly watched any game on that channel this year either
not reallyDid IL not just prove they are much better than Neb?
BTN has had some weird game times this year and it makes sense to get some viewers while all other games in the normal time slots are at halftime or transitioning between games. No other reason to flip over to most the garbage games on BTN otherwise.1:30. They're just making times up now.
UR mom has a huge broadcast windowAnd with just two games they can kind of make up their own broadcast windows
That's Good Ol' Days time- until they changed it to 1:00 in the 70s.1:30. They're just making times up now.
Weiners?Chip, if you did that all from memory, I'm actually pretty worried about the fact that I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday.
Not sureDidn't the local stations air a repeat of the games really late night? I seem to remember that right before the station sign off for the night with the national anthem.
I just had a couple of old programs for the game time stuff. I do also remember what I had for lunch yesterday, however. (Sardines and oranges!)Chip, if you did that all from memory, I'm actually pretty worried about the fact that I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday.
Yeah, WHO has done it forever. I lost more transistor radio batteries by falling asleep to the (rare) games that were won or just for halftime leads or waiting for the second half touchdowns in the (many) losses. Sometime in the late 80s, videos with Gene Clausen and Mike Cilek mikeside would air on TV late Saturday nights. Not sure how often it happened, though.Didn't the local stations air a repeat of the games really late night? I seem to remember that right before the station sign off for the night with the national anthem.
WHO started doing it in the 60s, because servicemen overseas could (hypothetically, but often actually), pick it up.Didn't the local stations air a repeat of the games really late night? I seem to remember that right before the station sign off for the night with the national anthem.
I remember back in the early 90s being on a business trip to do a physical inventory in Cincinnati area and being able to listen to the blowtorch at night for a night game out west I think. That station really did carry the a long ways at night in the right conditions.I just had a couple of old programs for the game time stuff. I do also remember what I had for lunch yesterday, however. (Sardines and oranges!)
Yeah, WHO has done it forever. I lost more transistor radio batteries by falling asleep to the (rare) games that were won or just for halftime leads or waiting for the second half touchdowns in the (many) losses. Sometime in the late 80s, videos with Gene Clausen and Mike Cilek mikeside would air on TV late Saturday nights. Not sure how often it happened, though.
Zabel always claimed it was heard in California if you were in the right spot. There was a guy from Guernsey, WY who would call in to SoundOff, but he would have to drive out of his valley and listen on a hill.I remember back in the early 90s being on a business trip to do a physical inventory in Cincinnati area and being able to listen to the blowtorch at night for a night game out west I think. That station really did carry the a long ways at night in the right conditions.
I moved to the Bay Area in 1982 and could pick up Hawkeye basketball night games on WHO if I drove up Sandhill Road west of Palo Alto.Zabel always claimed it was heard in California if you were in the right spot. There was a guy from Guernsey, WY who would call in to SoundOff, but he would have to drive out of his valley and listen on a hill.
so you and the messdawg were living in the same place at the same time and now there’s all sort of gay rights. Coincidence?On a clear night in the foothills on the north side of Phoenix (Glendale) in the early ‘00s I’d get in my car and listen to your moms moan as I fucked the shit out of them.
There are still all sorts of gay wrongs too though.so you and the messdawg were living in the same place at the same time and now there’s all sort of gay rights. Coincidence?