| NOV. 5 | TIME | TV |
| *West Virginia at Iowa State (H) | 2:30 | ESPN+ |
| *Baylor at Oklahoma (6-day) | ||
| *Oklahoma State at Kansas (6-day) | ||
| *Texas at Kansas State (6-day) | ||
| *Texas Tech at TCU (6-day) |
Big 12 Kick Times/Television for Nov. 5
- Thread starter theshadow
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Not a surprise. Fingers crossed that the broadcast crew and available camera angles don't make this as painful as last year's broadcast on ESPN+ against WVU.
Fingers crossed that we beat the ever-living piss out of them so it doesn't put us in any kind of situation like last year.
As a season ticket holder, I'm good with the extra tailgating time.
That's on WVU. ESPN+ means the universities are essentially contracted to produce their own broadcast with the backing of ESPN. It was obvious the play by play lady was from WVU. She should've been fired. We'l have better/more professional representation. The cameras will still suck though.
Probably the warmest part of the day and more tailgating time so I'm good with it.
The teams that will likely finish 9th and 10th get the ESPN+ sentence. Yeah, can't complain too much.
Courtney Lyle is an ESPN regular. Some football, but mostly volleyball, softball and WBB.
For ESPN+, the individual schools do the productions on non-con MBB, all WBB, and all other Olympic sports. Football and MBB conference games are still produced by the "regular" crews.
She was terrible. My god, the worst pxp I've ever heard in a game.
The guy was Brandon Weeden from Oklahoma St too, can't think of any reason he might have bias against ISU...
Wow, she was so bad I assumed they had taken her from a local station or something. Like it wasn't just third-tier broadcast bad. It was embarrassing to listen to.
And he wasn't that bad given his lack of experience. I didn't notice any bias from him. She was openly cheering for WVU.
