DVR Alert For PGA Tour Recorders: Expect To See More Of Duke-Maryland Than You Ever Wanted
Duke, ranked No. 1 but coming off a blow-out loss, plays Maryland at 1 pm. ET Saturday. The Farmers Insurance Open starts at 3:00 ET.
You know what that means! Painful, obnoxious and completely intentional broadcast overlap.
This means at least a fifteen minute delay to the start of third round coverage, but more likely a half hour if the game is close. Even better, Golf Channel is on from 1-2:30 ET, meaning there will be that mysterious 30-minute transition to go from Golf Channel to CBS graphics. Throw in the wait for the college game and a hour of prime PGA Tour golf goes untelevised live. It's a tradition unlike any other!
Meanwhile Tiger Woods leads the Farmers by two over Billy Horshel. But as Doug Ferguson notes, a leaderboard that was looking amazing quickly went in a less star-studded direction.
Regarding Woods and his pursuers:
And when it comes to experience, he has a 74-0 advantage in PGA Tour wins against the next seven guys on the leaderboard.
Geoff
**Saved by the fog! Delay at two hours of this posting, and it's not looking good to finish Saturday's third round if there are any more delays.








Reader Comments (17)
BrainS- As much as I would like for you to be right, them boys from derm nc are pretty good at a "bonce-back" games, especially at home.
M, what twitter fiasco are you referring to?
As for D. maculata's response to creek -- not everyone has Sky access. All you have to do is watch the Golf Channel's European Tour coverage -- their number of commercials, of course, but good commentary, less inanity than on US networks, and the ability to watch in silence from time to time. And Canadians can get BBC coverage of the Open early on -- again, TSN has commercials but the BBC doesn't, and the quality of commentary combined with suitable silence is brilliant. Makes the transition to the US coverage, to which TSN is regrettably contractually committed, ear-splitting, and with a concomitant IQ reduction of 120 points.
So would that mean CBS can start right at 3pm (at least for the online audience) regardless of how many timeouts the losing bball coach has left at that time?
Wasn't paying attention today...