First-year College GameDay Covered by State Farm analysts Seth Greenberg and Jay Williams will join host Rece Davis onsite. Dave O'Brien and Doris Burke will call the game.
Dan Shulman, Jay Bilas and reporter Shannon Spake will have the call of No. 4 Duke at Syracuse at 6:15 p.m. on ESPN, and Bilas will contribute to the GameDay telecasts from the Carrier Dome.
GameDay’s first hour begins at 10 a.m. on ESPNU, continuing live at 11 a.m. on ESPN, plus an evening edition from Dallas leading into the primetime game on ESPN, following the Duke-Syracuse game.
GameDay’s first hour begins at 10 a.m. on ESPNU, continuing live at 11 a.m. on ESPN, plus an evening edition from Dallas leading into the primetime game on ESPN, following the Duke-Syracuse game.
While it was reported months ago that UConn-SMU would be a GameDay feature, ESPN has reserved the right to switch during the season per its flexible scheduling. But the network apparently was content with the defending national champ playing probably the best team in its conference, before a rowdy crowd on Saturday night.
What a refreshing, entertaining performance by Geno's team. It was fun to see players who knew teammate tendencies and actually knew how to play basketball and had some skills to accomplish team goals. First time I watched gals this campaign. Bravo
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, big dogs simply need a real coach reel bad. That dude just leads the nation in different types of frowns and different types of puzzlement. Not to mention dude cannot recruit and cannot even evaluate the potential of prospects. Just peruse current roster. Beyond sad.
What is really sad in your lack of knowledge is if the men played the women the men win 120 - 17
DeleteOlliewould be the definition of the anticoach simply because only an anticoach would be elated to grant a schollie to rodney danger the epitomy of the antiplayer . The anticoach leads nation in frowns and with his self imposed ymca roster he cant turn frowns upsidedown
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