atlantacane17
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....looks like espn hoping for us to get embarrassed on national tv. aint happening espn!
BOONE, N.C. — Appalachian State University football’s much-anticipated home game versus five-time national champion Miami (Fla.) on Saturday, Sept. 17 will be televised nationally on ESPN or ESPN2 and kick off at noon, ESPN and the Sun Belt Conference announced on Friday.
The broadcast marks the first time ever that a Saturday game played at a Sun Belt institution will air live on ESPN or ESPN2. ESPN will announce which channel the game will be carried on following the conclusion of games played on Sept. 10.
“We’re grateful to ESPN and the Sun Belt Conference for the opportunity to showcase our football program and our University to the nation,” Appalachian State head coach Scott Satterfield said. “It will be a great experience for our team, our students, our alumni, our community and all of App Nation.”
The contest will be the third regular-season game in Kidd Brewer Stadium history to be shown on ESPN or ESPN2. Appalachian State beat Western Carolina, 35-27, in the second college football game ever shown live on ESPN on Sept. 22, 1979 and hammered Wofford, 70-24, in a Friday night ESPN2 broadcast on Oct. 31, 2008. Appalachian State is 10-3 all-time in games played on ESPN or ESPN2 (3-2 on ESPN, 7-1 on ESPN2).
2016 Appalachian State football season tickets, which are the only avenue to guarantee a seat for the Mountaineers-Hurricanes duel, are on sale now and available online at by clicking HERE, by phone at (828) 262-2079 and in person at the Appalachian State athletics ticket office, located at the Holmes Center. Season-ticket sales have already surpassed last year’s total and four sections of Kidd Brewer Stadium are already completely sold out.
Good. Looking foward to seeing a rabid D-Line get 10+ sacks on national TV.
We are no Michigan.
Good. Looking foward to seeing a rabid D-Line get 10+ sacks on national TV.
Better get them early, 3332 ft above sea level. Big guys will be gassed.
Good. Looking foward to seeing a rabid D-Line get 10+ sacks on national TV.
Canes come to play should be no problem...
Remember, Michigan didnt think they were "that Michigan that proved to be" at the start of 1Q either...
they were shell shocked at EO4Q though...
This TV game is a touch disrespectful (or just perception of Miami) as ESECPN is even thinking a loss/close game will happen. Cant imagine Bama vs App St (I know it isnt on schedule..settle down) ever being on TV...
I dont' really know much about what UM has on the roster, but knowing Richt I would guess y'all either win by 6 or win by 30.
I don't see Miami losing, no matter how good APSt is.