Louisville women's basketball announced its tv schedule. Of the 30 regular season games, 18 are slated to be on national television. Five of those games are slated for ESPN/ESPN2/ABC.
The Cards open up the season at home against Cincinnati, which will be viewable on ACC Network. When UofL takes on Ohio State in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge to close out November, ACC Network will be the host station again.
The Battle for the Bluegrass at Rupp Arena this year will command the ESPN spotlight. Remember the last sport that Louisville and Kentucky faced each other in? A certain UofL squad went to Memorial Coliseum and won in five sets on ESPN.
FS1 will be the host station when Louisville and DePaul square off right before Christmas.
Louisville opens conference play against Pitt, which you can catch on ACC Network. Most of the ACC schedule will be mixed between one of the ESPN channels, ACC Network, and the regional sports network. For UofL games, that often falls onto Bally Sports, a network that has caused plenty of controversy recently because of its limited access for a good chunk of the fan base.
NC State will be on ABC. North Carolina will be on ESPN2. The two-game split against Notre Dame will be on ESPN. I guess the Cards vs Irish rivalry continues to draw outside interest.
Although the non-tv schedule streaming options appear to be on ACC Network Extra, road games are beyond Louisville's control.
Louisville in the Bahamas has no tv or streaming listed at this time. The games at Middle Tennessee and Bellarmine (in Freedom Hall)) also don't have tv or streaming listed.
All tv game schedules are subject to change, but assuming Louisville continues to remain a top team, there should be no concern.
Happy Thursday and Go Cards!
Jared
Boo on Bally! And, no one picking up Cards vs. Bellarmine? Seriously>
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First off, we escaped Sarasota before Ian came to call, so there's that. We're in Gatlinburg, staying in one of Joe Hill's rental cabins and, guess what?, he and Delores are staying in the other one, just down the road. Their OK, too, he just forgot to bring his laptop -- senile old man... No word yet on how Naples or Sarasota fared. My son did ride the storm out down there, but he's with a friend in a three story complex. No cell service, though.
Our house and garage in Sarasota are concrete block and we sandbagged the doors before we left. We'll see. Looks like Ft. Myers really got pounded -- they're about an hour and half south of us on I-75
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Great to see dates, times and viewing options on games. Looking forward to seeing the Cards in Talhassee on Jan. 15th.
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My thoughts go out to all affected by Ian. Glad to read that the Hill's and Watson's are safe. They're saying we could see 3-6 inches of rain here in Greer on Saturday. We liable to get a little wet in our tailgating for the NC St. football game down at Clemson, if it isn't cancelled.
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Great to hear you guys and your families are safe and we hope for safety for all our Cardinal Couple readers in the affected areas.
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