Monday, March 15, 2004
NCAA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
CBS Sports NCAA Tournament Schedule
Northwest related games listed below
THURSDAY
7:55 PM Pacific
Seattle---Key Arena
FRIDAY
11:50 AM Pacific
Kansas City---Kemper Arena
4:25 PM Pacific
Kansas City---Kemper Arena
6:30 PM Pacific
Columbus---Nationwide Arena
All games on your local CBS affiliate.
Obviously, if you've watched the NCAA Tournament in the past, you only get to see bits and pieces of games. But this year, that problem can be solved with NCAA March Madness on Demand. It's live video of all the games in their entirety. If you have AOL Broadband, it is free for you. But if you don't have AOL Broadband, you'll have to pay $9.95. It's a one-time fee for all 37 games in the first three rounds of the tournament. Not a bad deal if you're a fan of say, East Tennessee State, and you're living in Bellingham. Thankfully I have AOL Broadband. I don't use AOL that often, but for this weekend, I'll definitely take advantage of it.
Hopefully this little post will help some of you out, in case you were wondering what the exact times of the above mentioned games were.
BTW, if you haven't done so already, join our ESPN Tournament Challenge group. Just click on the link on the top righthand side of Sports and Bremertonians (Sports and B's Bracket Challenge). We have 7 people in the group so far. Hopefully we'll have more by Tuesday.
I know we will, so there's nothing for me to worry about, is there?
Come dancing.
Northwest related games listed below
THURSDAY
7:55 PM Pacific
Seattle---Key Arena
FRIDAY
11:50 AM Pacific
Kansas City---Kemper Arena
4:25 PM Pacific
Kansas City---Kemper Arena
6:30 PM Pacific
Columbus---Nationwide Arena
All games on your local CBS affiliate.
Obviously, if you've watched the NCAA Tournament in the past, you only get to see bits and pieces of games. But this year, that problem can be solved with NCAA March Madness on Demand. It's live video of all the games in their entirety. If you have AOL Broadband, it is free for you. But if you don't have AOL Broadband, you'll have to pay $9.95. It's a one-time fee for all 37 games in the first three rounds of the tournament. Not a bad deal if you're a fan of say, East Tennessee State, and you're living in Bellingham. Thankfully I have AOL Broadband. I don't use AOL that often, but for this weekend, I'll definitely take advantage of it.
Hopefully this little post will help some of you out, in case you were wondering what the exact times of the above mentioned games were.
BTW, if you haven't done so already, join our ESPN Tournament Challenge group. Just click on the link on the top righthand side of Sports and Bremertonians (Sports and B's Bracket Challenge). We have 7 people in the group so far. Hopefully we'll have more by Tuesday.
I know we will, so there's nothing for me to worry about, is there?
Come dancing.
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