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2010-11 BIG EAST Women's Basketball Regional Sports Network Game of the Week Schedule 2010-11 BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Regional Sports Network Game of the Week Schedule Effective 1/3/2010 DAY/DATE GAME TIME TELEVISION* Saturday, January 8 DePaul at St. John's 4:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); Comcast SportsNet Chicago (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Live); Time Warner Cable Sports32, Wisconsin (Live); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse-Albany- Rochester-Buffalo (Live); Wazoo Sports Network, Louisville (Live); Cox Sports Television/LA-FLA-TX-AR-MS-GA-OK-VA (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (SDD 11:00 pm); Cox Sports Television New England (NDD 2:00 pm); FSN Pittsburgh (delay TBD) Saturday, January 15 Georgetown at Providence 4:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (Live); Cox Sports Television New England (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Live); FSN Pittsburgh (Live); Time Warner Cable Sports32, Wisconsin (Live); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse- Albany-Rochester-Buffalo (Live); Wazoo Sports Network, Louisville (Live); Cox Sports Television LA-FLA-TX-AR-MS-GA-OK-VA (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live) Saturday, January 22 Syracuse at Marquette 2:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); Time Warner Cable Sports32, Wisconsin (Live); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse-Albany-Rochester- Buffalo (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Live); FSN Pittsburgh (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live); Cox Sports Television/ LA-FLA-TX-AR-MS-GA-OK-VA (SDD 5:00 pm); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (SDD 1:00 am); Cox Sports Television New England (NDD 4:00 pm) Saturday, January 29 Rutgers at Louisville 6:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); WHAS TV 11 Louisville (Live); Cox Sports Television New England (Live); FSN Pittsburgh (Live); Time Warner Cable Sports32, Wisconsin (Live); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse-Albany-Rochester-Buffalo (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live); Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia (JIP 6:30 pm); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (SDD 9:00 pm); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (SDD 12:00 am) Saturday, February 5 Pittsburgh at West Virginia 4:00pm SportsNet New York (Live); FSN Pittsburgh (Live); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (Live); Cox Sports Television New England (Live); The Comcast Network-Philadelphia (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Live); Time Warner Cable Sports32, Wisconsin (Live-to be confirmed); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse- Albany-Rochester-Buffalo (Live); Court/ESPN3.com (Live); Comcast Charter Sports Southeast-CSS (NDD 7:00 pm) Saturday, February 12 Seton Hall at Cincinnati 2:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); FSN Pittsburgh (Live); Time Warner Cable Sports32, Wisconsin (Live); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse- Albany-Rochester-Buffalo (Live); Wazoo Sports Network, Louisville (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live); Cox Sports Television/ LA-FLA- TX-AR-MS-GA-OK-VA (TBD); Mid-Atlantic Sports; Network/MASN (SDD 6:00 pm); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (SDD 6:00 pm) Saturday, February 19 Notre Dame at Connecticut 2:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (Live); FSN Pittsburgh (Live); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse-Albany- Rochester-Buffalo (Live); Cox Sports Television LA-FLA-TX-AR-MS-GA-OK- VA (Live); Comcast Charter Sports Southeast-CSS (Live); CPTV (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live); Comcast SportsNet Chicago (SDD 6:00 pm); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (2/21 1:00 pm) 2010-11 BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Regional Sports Network Game of the Week Schedule Effective 1/3/2010 Saturday, February 26 USF at Villanova Noon SportsNet New York (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Live); Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia (Live); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (Live); Cox Sports Television New England (Live-RI only); FSN Pittsburgh (Live); Time Warner Cable/Syracuse-Albany- Rochester-Buffalo (Live); Cox Sports Television LA-FLA-TX-AR-MS-GA-OK- VA (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live); Comcast Charter Sports Southeast (NDD Noon) Saturday, March 5 BIG EAST Championship Second Round Noon/2:00/6:00/8:00 pm Game 1 Noon SportsNet New York (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Live); Comcast SportsNet Chicago (Live); Mid-Atlantic Sports Network/MASN (Live); Wazoo Sports Network, Louisville (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live) Game 2 2:00 pm Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Live); Cox Sports Television LA-FLA-TX-AR-MS-GA-OK-VA (Live); SportsNet New York (Delay); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live) Game 3 6:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Delay); Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia (JIP 6:30 pm); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live) Game 4 8:00 pm SportsNet New York (Live); Bright House Sports Network/Tampa (Delay); Comcast SportsNet Chicago (Live); Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia (Live); Wazoo Sports Network, Louisville (Live); Cox Sports Television LA-FLA-TX-AR-MS-GA-OK-VA (Live); Full Court/ESPN3.com (Live) All times Eastern *This is not a final clearance schedule and is subject to change. (SDD=Same Day Delay; NDD=Next Day Delay; JIP=Join In Progress) .
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