Today's big pigskin menu
It's going to be a major day for college football on the West Coast today -- the biggest I can remember for Oregonians. The lineup of games, and the times (Pacific) as best I can tell, are:
2:00 - Oregon State at Washington State
4:30 - Cal at Stanford
5:00 - Oregon at Arizona
The big Ducks-Arizona showdown will be telecast on ABC. For the other two games, it appears to our untrained eye that there's no live TV or easy-to-access live internet video stream. That would leave radio, and streaming internet audio. The Beavers' radio stations are here. For the Stanford-Cal Big Game, I'd try Stanford campus radio, KZSU (on which my buddies and I used to hold forth 30-some years ago) -- the live stream is here.
Readers who have other ways of accessing the games, please let us all know in the comments. In particular, is there a live internet audio stream available of either the Ducks or the Beavers?
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Comments (5)
We'll be closing our Rose Bowl prediction poll before the first game today. Perhaps we'll run another one after tonight's results help sort things out.
Posted by Jack Bog | November 21, 2009 7:58 AM
Cal and Stanford are on Versus I believe, if you can get that.
Posted by G Joubert | November 21, 2009 8:14 AM
Cal-Stanford is on Comcast Channel 32 and 732 HD at 4:30.
As for the Beavers against Washington State, so far the governor hasn't called to stop it.
Posted by Bill McDonald | November 21, 2009 8:17 AM
To listen to the Stanford side of things, I endorse Jack's recommendation. Those kids were enthusiastic and hilarious at the end of last week's destruction of USC.
However, the voice of The Big Game in many people's minds is Joe ("the band is on the field!") Starkey, on KGO radio, available here.
Posted by Doug | November 21, 2009 9:31 AM
Well Jack, it looks like the Civil War is a game for the roses. War of the Roses!!! I know you're pulling for the Beavs, and personally I'll be pulling for the Ducks. But we all know where we can get some nice roses!
Posted by Rudie Watzig | November 21, 2009 10:10 PM