Television Schedule

Here’s a listing of the Miami Heat’s 66-game schedule, including information on games shown on national TV.

The 2011-12 Golden State Warriors revised 66-game regular season schedule features an opening night game against the Los Angeles Clippers and a back-to-back-to-back series on the road near the end of the season.

There is once again college football on a Saturday, as the first three of 35 bowl games are held on ESPN. Their tripleheader features the New Mexico, Humanitarian and New Orleans Bowls, with teams like BYU, Northern Illinois, Fresno State and Ohio.

The regular season is largely over for college football, leaving fans with little to watch this Saturday. But they do have the Army-Navy game and FCS playoff action on, before the Heisman Trophy ceremony tonight.

The final day of college football in the regular season is today. This last big Saturday will decide several BCS berths, but the national championship slots can be decided on ABC and CBS in the mid-afternoon.

Yesterday's big games shook up the BCS race, or nearly did. But today, viewers will only get to see TCU and LSU challenge the BCS orders. However, Big Ten and Big 12 fans are on edge for their own showdowns.

This weekend, college football's biggest day is on a Friday instead of a Saturday. CBS carries the all-important Iron Bowl this afternoon, while ESPN has Oregon and Boise State facing threats of their own tonight.

Oregon, Auburn and TCU are off, so today's college football games don't have national title game implications. But viewers can see some major Big Ten battles, and football at Wrigley Field and Yankee Stadium.

The college football action on TV today doesn't have a major top 10, or even top 25, clash. The biggest buzz to be found is around Cam Newton - as it has been all week - as he is still expected to be featured on CBS against Georgia.

Multiple top 25 showdowns in college football are on TV today, with Alabama-LSU on CBS, and Arizona-Stanford on ABC. However, if a viewer doesn't have CBS College Sports, they cannot see the major showdown between TCU and Utah this afternoon.

The ESPN family of networks carry several college football games that will test unbeaten teams today. At 3:30 pm, Michigan State and Missouri face ranked rivals on the road, with Oregon headlining against USC at night on ABC.

Today's slate of college football TV games only have to go up against one baseball game this Saturday. CBS will carry the major game of the day between LSU and Auburn, while ESPN shows some huge Big Ten games, and ABC has the BCS No. 1 tonight.

Today's sporting headlines are being divided between college football and baseball. For it's part, college football has SEC showdowns on CBS and ESPN 2, Big Ten battles on ESPN, and a Big 12 rematch on ABC.

This Saturday, college football isn't the only game in town, now that the baseball playoffs have started. Yet CBS counters with the Alabama-South Carolina clash, while ABC has Michigan State-Michigan, and ESPN shows LSU-Florida tonight.

Although the noon slate of college football games are not appointment television, the day's major top 25 showdowns begin at 3:30. ESPN and ABC carry the Big Ten and Big 12 battles, while ESPN 2 visits Oregon, and CBS goes to Tuscaloosa at night.

The Ryder Cup gets under way in the early hours of Friday morning, as ESPN begins coverage from Wales at 2:30 am. NBC then takes over on the weekend, with somewhat later hours, as America and England fight it out for the Cup.

Today's slate of college football games has a slew of potential showdowns starting at 3:30. CBS has the Alabama-Arkansas clash, while ESPN carries another SEC battle between South Carolina and Auburn at night, and ABC has Boise State looking to impress.

Last week had college football fans drooling over several big games on television. But this week, they don't seem to have as big of a selection, with the biggest top 20 showdown coming at 10:30. However, CBS gets into things for the first time.

Today's series of showdowns in college football is being broadcast on ESPN, ABC and NBC. ESPN has the Miami-Ohio State and Penn State-Alabama clashes starting at 3:30, while ABC carries Florida State-Oklahoma, and NBC has the Michigan-Notre Dame renewal.

College football games started on Thursday and Friday, but today has the first full slate of matches. As such, fans will be flipping through ESPN, ESPN 2, ABC, NBC, the Big Ten Network and more today, just like usual this time of year.

The 2010 Little League World Series TV schedule for Wednesday, August 25 begins at 1 p.m. for Day 6 of Little League World Series.

For the year's final golf major, TNT and CBS are splitting duties for the PGA Championship. TNT starts their coverage at 1 p.m. est today and tomorrow, with CBS covering the end. However, there won't be much action before TNT comes on, thanks to fog.

A brief summary of the new shows coming to ABC in the fall of 2010 and a look at the full ABC Fall 2010 schedule.

Since the US Open is at Pebble Beach, ESPN and NBC will get to cover the action later than usual. ESPN and NBC are splitting the first two days, before NBC takes over on the weekend and goes into prime time for Fathers Day.

CBS has had a dream Masters so far, which culminates in today's final round. Starting at 2 pm est, the most anticipated Masters finale in a long time will unfold live, with a big audience expected to tune in for it all.

The Masters have already gotten better ratings and hype than usual, even though ESPN couldn't cover all of Tiger's play. But now, CBS takes over in a year where Tiger and Phil Mickelson are in contention, so they could have a big weekend.

Yesterday, most of Tiger Woods comeback round was seen live. But that ensured that Woods had to tee off early today, and that he'll be done before live coverage starts. However, yesterday's early leaders will highlight the live portion.

Tiger Woods is finally back - though they had to make sure TV viewers got to see it first. ESPN won't start live coverage until 4 p.m., so Woods has to tee off at 1:42 p.m. for viewers to see him - but they won't get to see his second round live.

The Winter Olympics could use some good competition to overcome a rather awful start. Men's hockey could help with that. Canada will certainly be eager to see their team take the ice, but the U.S. will kick off the schedule at 3 p.m. vs. Switzerland.