I already said my piece about this item in a post last night, but here are the details if you’re looking for them. The 25-hour coverage will start August 29th at 7pm and lead up to LSU-MSU at 8pm the following night. Rece Davis will be your host throughout the whole ordeal, and will host every college football show and segments of non-college football programs (i.e. PTI, ATH, SC, etc).

There will be a 25-hour “chat room” set up for all of you computey types, and a roundtable featuring former Notre Dame coaches. Other features to include: Coach and player interviews, Pep Rallies, Reports from VT on how they are coping with the shootings (they actually put that in the press release), and many other “roundtable” discussions (Best QB, toughest place to play, etc.).

I’m still hoping that ESPN can take this stunt into a money raising event for New Orleans and Virginia Tech, but as of yet they are only considering themselves. The event is officially titled…..

25 Hours of College Football Presented by TIVO

Here’s the schedule if you care to plan to stay up for the Hawaii interviews at 3am….

8/29

7 p.m.

College Football Live: Live shots from the ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU Thursday night game telecasts; live coverage of the USC practice and interviews with coaches and players; live coverage of Louisville, Florida State and Mississippi State pep rallies plus interviews with coaches and players from both teams; live interviews with various coaches, including West Virginia’s Rich Rodriguez; Notre Dame coaches roundtable with host Brent Musburger and former coaches Ara Parseghian, Lou Holtz and Charlie Weis.

8/29

11 p.m.

SportsCenter

8/30

midnight

College Football Live

8/30

12:30 a.m.

NFL Live

8/30

1 a.m. to 3 a.m.

SportsCenter

8/30

3 a.m.

College Football Live: Live updates with live interviews with Hawaii coach June Jones and Hawaii quarterback Colt Brennan

8/30

5 a.m.

SportsCenter

8/30

Noon

College Football Live

8/30

3 p.m.

Outside the Lines

8/30

3:30 p.m.

College Football Live

8/30

4 p.m.

NFL Live

8/30

4:30 p.m.

Rome is Burning

8/30

5 p.m.

Around the Horn

8/30

5:30 p.m.

PTI

8/30

6 p.m.

SportsCenter

8/30

7 p.m.

College Football Live

8/30

8 p.m.

#2 LSU at Mississippi State

I hope Rece can survive this nonsense. That’s a lot of programming.


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