Just announced within the last hour or so.
Posted because I'm guessing I'm not the only one here who does not get CBS Sports Network as part of their normal cable bundle. I'll be at a wedding that day anyway, but just a heads up for those looking for the channel.
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Not a noon kick! #praisewhit
Not sure how much Whit had to do with this one since the game is down in Norfolk.
Thus, the 3:30 kick time was probably set per whatever agreements C-USA has with CBSSN.
For actually attending games, I think 3:30 games are that perfect sweet spot for maximum tailgating and reasonable exit traffic. Even though night games are super awesome when they happen, they are by far the most difficult to leave.
I used to hate noon games. Now that I'm living 7 hours ahead of the east coast I'm cursing the move away from them....those late games are tough for me now
1) I didn't know you were still over there because of your increased TKP activity recently.
2) How are things going over there?
1. My recent uptick in activity is probably directly related to the season. Also, I'm on vacation atm. I'll be here until next summer.
2. This is impossible to answer here but generally good! We love it here. We're very happy.
Glad to hear that y'all love it. I understand that you can't elaborate much on this board, just glad to hear you're doing well!
Actually, it was announced three months ago.
http://www.thekeyplay.com/comment/682072#comment-682072
Shhhh let them have their fun
The ACC just announced it, so I did not realize it had been decided that far in advance.
These details were actually announced a long time ago (at least as early as May 31st):
ODU football's anticipated home matchup with Virginia Tech gets a kickoff time
Maybe the announcement you saw was more of just a confirmation?
EDIT: Dangit, too slow!
i get it and I love that the game is on TV....looking forward to it....
If you don't have the channel in your normal lineup, there are several streaming services that have CBS sports that will give you a free trial. Here are the ones that I've found so far:
Direct TV Now
Hulu TV
YouTube TV
Play Station Vue
Fubo TV
Awesome! Work till 4 that day, now 3:15. Go Hokies!