2009 Penn State football schedule as 06.24.2009 – first three at noon

KIck Times Set for Nittany Lions’ First Three GamesIntercollegiate Athletics
Three more kickoff times announced:

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., – Penn State’s opening three games of the 2009 season will kick off at 12:00 p.m. ET and be televised by the Big Ten Network.

The Nittany Lions are playing their initial four games of the season in Beaver Stadium, starting with the Sept. 5 opener with Akron. One week later, old rival Syracuse will make its first visit to Happy Valley in 19 years, followed by a visit from Temple on Sept. 19. Penn State begins Big Ten play on Sept. 26, hosting Iowa for an 8:00 p.m. kick on ABC or ESPN.

Those alarm clocks are going to need to go off early. I guess I have to upgrade cable and get the sports tier too. I’m surprised the Eastern Illinois game has not been announced as a noon, Big Ten Network kickoff as well.

09/05/2009    AKRON             12:00 p.m. Big Ten Network09/12/2009    SYRACUSE          12:00 p.m. Big Ten Network09/19/2009    TEMPLE            12:00 p.m. Big Ten Network09/26/2009    IOWA*              8:00 p.m. ESPN or ABC10/03/2009 at Illinois10/10/2009    EASTERN ILLINOIS10/17/2009    MINNESOTA**        3:30 p.m. ABC/ESPN/ESPN210/24/2009 at Michigan10/31/2009 at Northwestern       4:30 p.m. ESPN or ESPN211/07/2009    OHIO STATE11/14/2009    INDIANA11/21/2009 at Michigan State

* All-U/Varsity “S” Day
** Homecoming

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One Comments

  1. Seriously, does anyone expect that ABC will pick up the Eastern Illinois game and send Brent Musberger and Kirk Herbstreit to Happ Valley for a Saturday night game? Will ESPN College Game Day be there as well?

    Book Eastern Illinois for another 12pm BTN game.

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