ESPN Classic Clocks 'Minutes'
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ESPN Classic and CBS News Prods. will produce the weekly series "60 Minutes on Classic," which will air on ESPN Classic beginning next month.
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Wednesday night's Red Sox-Angels game was the highest-rated telecast in NESN's 20-year history, returning a 15.1 rating in the Boston market. The audience peaked at an 18.8 rating during the quarter-hour beginning at 9 p.m.
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FRIDAY COLLEGE BASKETBALL/MEN 7:30 p.m. -- Memphis at Purdue, ESPN2 PRO BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. -- Celtics vs. Toronto at the FleetCenter, FSN, WWZN (1510) 8 p.m. -- Detroit at San Antonio, ESPN 10:30 p.m. -- Indiana at Sacramento, ESPN BOXING 9:30 p.m. -- Friday Night Fights at Atlantic City: Rocky Juarez vs. Guty Espadas Jr. (featherweights), ESPN2 GOLF 1:30 p.m. ...
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Fifty-eight seconds into the game, Xaverian looked golden. Thirty-nine minutes later, not so much.
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Schedule: Semifinals (today), Washington vs. Stanford, 5:30 pm (tape delay on ESPN2 at 8); Minnesota vs. USC, 7:30 pm (tape delay on ESPN2 tomorrow at 1 pm).
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There's plenty of activity in the historical section of the sports world these days. During Wednesday night's postgame coverage, NESN studio host Tom Caron advised, &quot;It's time for the Red Sox to retire another number.&quot; The number in question: 1918.
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TODAY PRO BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. -- Celtics vs. Utah at the FleetCenter, FSN, WWZN (1510) 8 p.m. -- Denver at Miami, ESPN 10:30 p.m. -- Phoenix at Seattle, ESPN BOXING 11 p.m. -- Ebo Elder vs. Courtney Burton (lightweights) at Santa Ynez, Calif., SHO COLLEGE FOOTBALL 8 p.m. -- Division 1-AA championship: James Madison vs. Montana at Chattanooga, Tenn., ESPN2 ...
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TODAY COLLEGE BASKETBALL/MEN 8 p.m. -- Yale at Penn, CN8 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL/GIRLS 6:45 p.m. -- Braintree at Framingham, WBNW (1120) PRO BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. -- Celtics vs. Phoenix at the FleetCenter, FSN, WWZN (1510) 7 p.m. -- Cleveland at New York, ESPN 9:30 p.m. -- Sacramento at Houston, ESPN BOXING 7:30 p.m. -- Eddie Sanchez vs. Teddy Reid (super ...
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Are these guys ever going to have a game that doesn't come down to the last possession? It seems that, if nothing else, the Celtics give you 48 minutes worth. Sometimes more.
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Tom Coughlin's idea that on time means five minutes early fits into a long tradition of seemingly silly rules, bizarre superstitions and strange habits by N.F.L. coaches.
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Are these guys ever going to have a game that doesn&#39;t come down to the last possession? It seems that, if nothing else, the Celtics give you 48 minutes worth.
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FRIDAY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL/GIRLS 4:50 p.m. -- Quincy at North Quincy, WJDA (1300) 6:45 p.m. -- Natick at Framingham, WBNW (1120) PRO BASKETBALL 7:30 p.m. -- Celtics vs. Atlanta at the FleetCenter, FSN, WWZN (1510) 8 p.m. -- Dallas at San Antonio, ESPN2 10:30 p.m. -- Minnesota at Denver, ESPN FIGURE SKATING 10:30 p.m. -- US Championships at Portland, Ore., ...
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Itâs become a familiar mantra: One game at a time. One week at a time. One game at a time . . . Todayâs 1 pm game against the Seattle Seahawks at Gillette
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When the alarm goes off today for the players at Boise State and San Jose State, they'll yawn, stretch and mutter something like, "It must be noon somewhere." Think television is an innocent bystander in college sports? If so, hit the snooze button. The Broncos and Spartans will kick off their Western Athletic Conference tilt at 9:02 a.m. Pacific Time, for the benefit of ESPN2. To adjust, Boise State Coach Dan Hawkins has had the team up at 5 a.m. all week. "We're used to having to play whenever ESPN wants to cover it," Boise State's    Daryn Colledge  told the Idaho Statesman. Ah, the purity of college athletics.
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+/- one second per 200 million years US physicists are rather pleased with themselves having perfected a clock "so accurate it will neither gain nor lose even a second in more than 200 million years", Reuters reports.â¦
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NESN takes a natural programming step Monday when it launches a nightly version of &quot;Sports Desk,&quot; the 15-minute news and highlight show that's been airing from 5-9 a.m. since March 1991.
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A quick impression from watching the debut of ESPNâs âE:60â news magazine on Tuesday is how much the show wants to emulate the gravitas of HBOâs 12-year-old âReal Sports.â