College hoops on Fox, ESPN and CBS: A relatively quiet Super Sunday; Saturday’s schedule brims
ESPN has Duke-Syracuse this weekend; #1 Baylor hosts TCU on ESPN2; Vitale has Kansas at home vs, Texas Tech

Fox, ESPN, CBS Weekend Broadcast Schedule and Announcers
Observations as I review this roster of broadcasters. Some unfamiliar names:
- Wayne Randazzo has a Fox broadcast this weekend. He’s Howie Rose’s sidekick on Mets radio broadcasts.
- Don’t see Boog Sciambi or Adam Amin on ESPN’s list this weekend. Boog is reportedly being considered by ESPN to replace Matt Vasgersian on Sunday night baseball. That would be great.
- I was told this week that Adam Amin is being considered to take over for the retiring Neil Funk on Chicago Bulls telecasts. Adam doesn’t want to be pigeonholed into one team. He likes doing a variety of sports. So I don’t know where this is going. I’m told that Adam was on Women’s Thursday Showcase and on ESPN Radio for NBA this week.
- Interesting name on Fox’ roster, Alex Faust. He does Kings hockey. He did call both college football and basketball for ESPN in the past. I don’t remember seeing him. Faust was also rumored to take over for Alex Trebek when the legend retires from Jeopardy.
- Paul Sunderland is assigned an ESPN game. He’s very good at volleyball. He played the sport. He filled in for Chick Hearn when the Lakers’ vet got sick late in life. He wasn’t retained.
- Glad to see Rich Hollenberg get an ABC game. Good announcer. He’s underused.
SATURDAY
11:00AM
Fox: XAVIER AT SETON HALL
Tim Brando, Donny Marshall
12:00PM
FS1: CREIGHTON AT VILLANOVA
Brian Custer, Len Elmore
1:00PM
FBC: MICHIGAN ST. AT WISCONSIN
Gus Johnson, Jim Jackson
2:00PM
FS1: PROVIDENCE AT BUTLER
Vince Welsh, Nick Bahe
10:30PM
FS1: COLORADO AT USC
Guy Haberman, Casey Jacobsen
SUNDAY:
1:00PM
FS1: ILLINIOS AT IOWA
Wayne Randazzo, Nick Bahe
3:00PM
FS1: UTAH AT UCLA
Alex Faust, Steve Lavin
Friday
5pm
Harvard at Penn ESPNU
Derek Jones, Sydney Johnson
7pm
VCU at Rhode Island ESPN2
Mike Corey, Mark Plansky
Bowling Green at Buffalo ESPNU
Robert Lee, Noah Savage
9pm
Northern Kentucky at Green Bay ESPNU
Jordan Bernfield, Rob Kennedy
Saturday:
12Noon
Indiana at Ohio State ESPN
Jason Benetti, Robbie Hummel
Ole Miss at No. 22 LSU ESPN2
Paul Sunderland, Jimmy Dykes
1pm
Texas A&M at Georgia SEC Network
Dave Neal, Debbie Antonelli
2pm
Kansas State at No. 12 West Virginia ESPN2
Mark Neely, Tim Welsh
Tennessee at Mississippi State ESPNU
Drew Fellios, Dalen Cuff
Iowa State at Texas Longhorn Network
Lowell Galindo, Lance Blank
No. 6 Louisville at NC State ESPN
Dave O’Brien, Sean Farnham
3pm
Oklahoma State at Oklahoma ABC
Rich Hollenberg, Fran Fraschilla
3:30pm
Missouri at South Carolina SEC Network
Mike Morgan, Pat Bradley
4pm
Texas Tech at No. 3 Kansas ESPN
Bob Wischusen, Dick Vitale
TCU at No. 1 Baylor ESPN2
Chuckie Kempf, Chris Spatola
UCF at South Florida ESPNU
Anish Shroff, Mark Wise
6pm
No. 13 Kentucky at No. 17 Auburn ESPN
Dan Shulman, Jay Bilas, Holly Rowe
No. 21 Houston at Cincinnati ESPN2
Dave LaMont, Mark Adams
No. 23 Wichita State at Tulsa ESPNU
Matt Schick, Sean Harrington
Boston College at North Carolina ACC Network
Wes Durham, Jordan Cornette
Arkansas at Alabama SEC Network
Kevin Fitzgerald, Dane Bradshaw
8pm
No. 9 Duke at Syracuse ESPN
Doug Sherman, Cory Alexander
Clemson at Wake Forest ACC Network
Mike Monaco, Matt Doherty
Tulane at SMU ESPNU
Kevin Brown, Bryce Drew
8:30PM
Florida at Vanderbilt SEC Network
Richard Cross, Barry Booker
10PM
Saint Mary’s at BYU ESPN2
Dave Flemming, Dan Dickau
Nevada at Boise State ESPNU
Sam Farber, Richie Schueler
Sunday
12 Noon
Miami at Pittsburgh ACC Network
Jon Meterparel, Malcolm Huckaby
BROADCAST
Saturday, 2/1
1:00 PM, ET
Connecticut at Memphis
Spero Dedes and Clark Kellogg
Sunday, 2/2
1:00 PM, ET
Georgetown at St. John’s
Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery and Jon Rothstein
CBS SPORTS NETWORK
Friday, 1/31
6:30 PM, ET
Akron at Kent State
Dave Ryan and Steve Wolf
Saturday, 2/1
12:00 PM, ET
Bryant at Saint Francis
Paul Dottino, Joe DeSantis and John Schmeelk
2:00 PM, ET
Colgate at Holy Cross
Jason Knapp and Mo Cassara
4:00 PM, ET
Miami (Oh) at Northern Illinois
Jason Horowitz and Tim Doyle
6:00 PM, ET
ECU at Temple
Tom McCarthy and Mike O’Donnell
8:00 PM, ET
UMass at Davidson
Alex Del Barrio and Ryan Hollins
10:00 PM, ET
Utah St. at #4 San Diego St.
Carter Blackburn, Pete Gillen