Friday marked the start of a series of meetings that will have a massive impact on this fall’s college football schedule.
Executives from FOX and ESPN began choosing which weeks of the college football season their networks would have the first pick of games. And while this might not seem like a big deal, it will have an impact on everything from kickoff times to how easy it is for you to find your favorite team’s game on TV.
Tony Gerdeman, the host of the Buckeye Weekly podcast, joins host Tom Orr to explain how the process works, what factors go into these decisions, and even take a guess at how this fall’s lineup could shake out.
– Will Ohio State’s season-opener against Notre Dame be a noon kickoff or in primetime?
– Are the Buckeyes going to have to face a late-night Whiteout crowd at Penn State or will that be a Big Noon Kickoff?
– What’s the one game that’s always the first to get picked every year?
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