Colorado State University Athletics
CSU men's basketball times, broadcast info announced
9/18/2014 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Sept. 18, 2014
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - The Mountain West announced its 2014-15 men's basketball broadcast package Thursday, adding at least 18 national and regional broadcasts to the Rams' schedule for the upcoming season. The MW announcement brings the total of CSU men's basketball games that could be broadcast - nationally, regionally or via digital stream - to 30 games.
In addition, the league also announced the broadcast details for each round of the MW Men's Basketball Championships next March, including the championship game which is slated for broadcast on CBS for the second straight season.
The Rams will have 11 contests marked for worldwide digital stream on the Mountain West Network, including a trio of games that will be produced exclusively for the MWN by CampusInsiders.com. In addition, the Rams' seven games set for broadcast on ROOT Sports Rocky Mountain will also be available for streaming outside of the ROOT Sports Rocky Mountain and ROOT Sports Northwest broadcast viewing areas.
CSU will appear at least five times on CBS Sports Network, with the potential for two additional nationally broadcast games in the semifinal and championship rounds of the GCI Great Alaska Shootout in November.
Four games were selected for broadcast on the ESPN family of networks, including the Rams' home matchups vs. San Diego State (Jan. 24) and New Mexico (Feb. 10) on either ESPNU or ESPN3. The Rams' road game at Boise State (Jan. 27) will also appear on either ESPNU or ESPN3. Those final broadcast locations and game times will be set approximately three weeks prior to each contest. CSU's matchup at Fresno State (Feb. 18) has also been designated for digital stream on ESPN3.
In addition, it was announced earlier this week that CSU's annual rivalry matchup with the Colorado Buffaloes will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Network. Final broadcast details for non-conference road games at Denver and at New Mexico State have yet to be announced.
For more information on game times, and television and radio broadcasts, check the men's basketball schedule at www.CSURams.com.
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. - The Mountain West announced its 2014-15 men's basketball broadcast package Thursday, adding at least 18 national and regional broadcasts to the Rams' schedule for the upcoming season. The MW announcement brings the total of CSU men's basketball games that could be broadcast - nationally, regionally or via digital stream - to 30 games.
In addition, the league also announced the broadcast details for each round of the MW Men's Basketball Championships next March, including the championship game which is slated for broadcast on CBS for the second straight season.
The Rams will have 11 contests marked for worldwide digital stream on the Mountain West Network, including a trio of games that will be produced exclusively for the MWN by CampusInsiders.com. In addition, the Rams' seven games set for broadcast on ROOT Sports Rocky Mountain will also be available for streaming outside of the ROOT Sports Rocky Mountain and ROOT Sports Northwest broadcast viewing areas.
CSU will appear at least five times on CBS Sports Network, with the potential for two additional nationally broadcast games in the semifinal and championship rounds of the GCI Great Alaska Shootout in November.
Four games were selected for broadcast on the ESPN family of networks, including the Rams' home matchups vs. San Diego State (Jan. 24) and New Mexico (Feb. 10) on either ESPNU or ESPN3. The Rams' road game at Boise State (Jan. 27) will also appear on either ESPNU or ESPN3. Those final broadcast locations and game times will be set approximately three weeks prior to each contest. CSU's matchup at Fresno State (Feb. 18) has also been designated for digital stream on ESPN3.
In addition, it was announced earlier this week that CSU's annual rivalry matchup with the Colorado Buffaloes will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Network. Final broadcast details for non-conference road games at Denver and at New Mexico State have yet to be announced.
For more information on game times, and television and radio broadcasts, check the men's basketball schedule at www.CSURams.com.
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