Steve Spurrier spent the 2007 postseason at home after his Gamecocks finished a disappointing 6-6. No wonder Spurrier and the gang are itching to play. The Gamecocks will have played two games before anybody else in 2008 because they are featured in ESPN's first two Thursday night telecastsSouth Carolina will play host to North Carolina State on Aug. 28 and travel to Vanderbilt on Sept. 4.
Oregon State plays Stanford in the other opener on Aug. 28. That game will be telecast on ESPN2, according to Scott Wolf of the L.A. Daily News.
By our calculation, the season starts in 177 days. Please plan accordingly. ...
Here's a look at the ESPN schedule for Thursday night:
August 28
North Carolina State at South Carolina (ESPN)
Oregon State at Stanford (ESPN2)
September 4
South Carolina at Vanderbilt
September 11
North Carolina at Rutgers
September 18
West Virginia at Colorado
September 25
USC at Oregon State
October 2
Pittsburgh at South Florida
October 9
Clemson at Wake Forest
October 16
Florida State at North Carolina State
October 23
Auburn at West Virginia
October 30
South Florida at Cincinnati
November 6
Maryland at Virginia Tech
November 13
Virginia Tech at Miami
November 20
Miami at Georgia Tech
November 27 (Thanksgiving)
Texas A&M at Texas
December 4
Louisville at Rutgers
3 comments:
just seeing a schedule makes me a little happy. just a little.
Interesting that So. Carolina are the only SEC games listed. The SEC usually has a steady stream of Thursday night ESPN games.
Auburn and Vandy have games in there... but it's definitely predominately ACC and Big East games
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