BEX wrote:Who needs FS2. They ain't no X games there.
Jet915 wrote:stever20 wrote:1 thing that's pretty big is they're sure using FS2 more this year. 20 games I believe total. To me, that's a HUGE thing.
Ratings are gonna suck for those games but its better than ESPN3 and most of those are crappy nonconference games. Not sure what the current subscription base is but I now get it in HD so it must be more accessible.
Noonzy wrote:The BIG is a subscription, so not many of us will be watching unless we pay for a month and then cancel I guess,
Omaha1 wrote:I haven't looked at everyone's schedules, but if the Jays are in the thick of a Big East race I like how the last 2 games shape up for us - SJU at home and at Marquette. Both winnable games. However, playing at Nova on FOX national in the preceding game will be super tough.
stever20 wrote:Omaha1 wrote:I haven't looked at everyone's schedules, but if the Jays are in the thick of a Big East race I like how the last 2 games shape up for us - SJU at home and at Marquette. Both winnable games. However, playing at Nova on FOX national in the preceding game will be super tough.
only thing there is playing St John's late in year means they're a lot more experienced then than they would be earlier in the season. Plus the let down effect after playing Nova could be huge.
OhioJay wrote:stever20 wrote:Omaha1 wrote:I haven't looked at everyone's schedules, but if the Jays are in the thick of a Big East race I like how the last 2 games shape up for us - SJU at home and at Marquette. Both winnable games. However, playing at Nova on FOX national in the preceding game will be super tough.
only thing there is playing St John's late in year means they're a lot more experienced then than they would be earlier in the season. Plus the let down effect after playing Nova could be huge.
It'll be Watson, Huff, Zierden and Hanson''s senior day game, I'm sure they'll have plenty of energy.
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