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#5 Ohio State 93, #10 Florida 75 (Final)

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What they do wrong is they don't give any buffer space at all for slow games then they don't switch over even if the game ahead is a blowout in the home markets of a team playing next. That's the issue they rely on everything going perfect for you to be able to watch the full game. If we are lucky they hold up the game a few mins for it.
 
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dragurd;1812723; said:
What they do wrong is they don't give any buffer space at all for slow games...
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allotting 2:15 or 2:30 of tv time for basketball games would be a scheduling nightmare. the vast majority of games end within 2 hours. there would be so much dead time if start times were separated by a greater margin.
 
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