William World News William F. Yurasko's blog v.14 – Nats, Penn State, Redskins, greater DC , travel, more

The 2010 Penn State Nittany Lions football schedule has a few kickoff times now (Intercollegiate Athletics). Their Big Ten opener against the Hawkeyes in Iowa City will be on ESPN, ESPN2 or ABC. The Michigan game, from University Park will also be at night on one of those networks.

09/04/10  vs. Youngstown State  University Park, Pa.         TBA09/11/10  at  Alabama          Tuscaloosa, Ala.        TBA09/18/10  vs. Kent State  University Park, Pa.        TBA09/25/10  vs. Temple          University Park, Pa.        TBA10/02/10  at  Iowa *          Iowa City, Iowa        8:00 p.m. ESPN/ABC10/09/10  vs. Illinois *  University Park, Pa.        TBA10/23/10  at  Minnesota *  Minneapolis, Minn.        TBA10/30/10  vs. Michigan *        University Park, Pa.        8:00 p.m. ESPN/ABC11/06/10  vs. Northwestern *  University Park, Pa.        TBA11/13/10  at  Ohio State *  Columbus, Ohio                TBA11/20/10  vs. Indiana *  FedEx Field - Landover, Md.   TBA11/27/10  vs. Michigan State *  University Park, Pa.        TBA

I would not be surprised if the Alabama game is also a night game, though CBS might grab it for the 3:30 p.m. slot, I think they have right of first refusal for SEC home games. The Youngstown State game is a lock to be on Big Ten Network as is the Kent State game. Temple though, might be appealing enough for ESPN2 or something. I am very interested to see when the Indiana game kickoff is going to be, though I won’t be watching at home