College hoops weekend: With NFL over, ESPN, CBS, Fox, Pac-12 and Big 10 Networks run busy schedules
In the Big East, Seton Hall and Villanova battle Saturday afternoon with Tim Brando and Donny Marshall presiding over the Fox microphones

Broadcast notes, college basketball telecasts, weekend of February 8th:
Doug Gottlieb leaves the studio to work USC at Arizona State. He joins Aaron Goldsmith who does Seattle Mariners baseball
Tim Brando and former Connecticut star Donny Marshall get the best game on Fox’ slate, Seton Hall at Vlllanova. Is the Hall’s Myles Powell the Player of the Year?
Stephen Bardo works hard. He engages on Facebook. The man is giving it his all. Bardo, 51, starred at Illinois. He joins Kevin Kugler on Butler at Marquette
I see some old time players on this weekend’s announcers roster. I covered a quartet of them when I was calling St. John’s games; Jimmy Jackson, Ohio State; Don MacLean, UCLA; Malcolm Huckaby, Boston College and Mark Plansky, Villanova. Yikes, I’m getting old.
Then there’s Steve Lappas who played for City College, whom I covered when I was in college. Lappas coached Rod Strickland at Truman HS in New York, won the New York City championship and later coached Villanova and Massachusetts. Lappas is among the best analysts on television today.
Schedule provided for CBS Broadcast, CBS Network, Big Ten Network, Pac-12 Network, ESPN and Fox. In addition to these games, there are tons of others available on ESPN+, ESPN 3 and other streaming devices. Live video of virtually any game at any division is available today.
FOX 
Saturday
12:00 PM (FOX)
Michigan St. @ Michigan
Gus Johnson, Jim Jackson, Lisa Byington
2:30 PM (FOX)
Seton Hall @ Villanova
Tim Brando, Donny Marshall, Andy Katz
8:00 PM (FS1)
Providence @ Xavier
Jeff Levering, Tim Miles
10:00 PM (FS1)
USC @ Arizona St.
Aaron Goldsmith, Doug Gottlieb
Sunday
12:00 PM (FS1)
Butler @ Marquette
Kevin Kugler, Stephen Bardo
BIG TEN NETWORK
Saturday
4:00 PM
Minnesota @ Penn State
Brandon Gaudin, Shon Morris
6:00 PM
Nebraska @ Iowa
Kevin Kugler, Stephen Bardo
6:30 PM
Northwestern @ Rutgers
Cory Provus , Bob Wenzel
CBS SPORTS – BROADCAST
Saturday
1:00 PM
#15 Kentucky at Tennessee
Ian Eagle, Bill Raftery
Sunday
1: 00 PM
Ohio State at Wisconsin
Carter Blackburn, Jim Spanarkel
CBS SPORTS NETWORK (CABLE)
Friday
Kent State at Northern Illinois – 7:00 PM, ET
Dave Ryan, Steve Wolf
Saturday
12:00 PM, ET
Rhode Island at George Washington
Jason Knapp, Mike O’Donnell
2:00 PM, ET
St. Louis at #6 Dayton
Tom McCarthy, Bob Wenzel
4:00 PM ET
USF at Memphis
Andrew Catalon, Steve Lappas
6:00 PM ET
St. John’s at #21 Creighton –
Rich Waltz, Dan Dickau
8:00 PM ET
#4 San Diego State at Air Force
Jason Horowitz, Avery Johnson
10:00 PM ET
Boise State at Utah State –
Alex Del Barrio, Pete Gillen
Sunday
12:00 PM ET
Cincinnati at UCONN
John Sadak, Chris Walker
2:00 PM ET
Evansville at Bradley
Dave Ryan, Tim Doyle
Monday
7 PM ET
Colgate at Boston University
Jason Knapp and Mo Cassara
Pac 12 Network
Saturday February 8
6:00 PM
Stanford at Colorado
Ted Robinson, Eddie House
8::00 PM
California at Utah
J. B. Long, Eldridge Recasner
10:30 PM
Oregon at Oregon State
Roxy Bernstein, Don MacLean
ESPN
Friday
5 p.m.
ESPNU
Harvard at Yale
Derek Jones, Sydney Johnson
7 p.m.
ESPN2
Davidson at VCU
Mike Corey, Mark Plansky
ESPNU
Niagara at Manhattan
Robert Lee, Noah Savage
9 p.m.
ESPN2
South Alabama at Troy
Roy Philpott, Dave Padgett
ESPNU
Central Michigan at Buffalo
Jon Meterparel, Rob Kennedy
Saturday
Noon
ESPN
No. 18 LSU at No. 11 Auburn
Mike Morgan, Jimmy Dykes
ESPN2
No. 3 Kansas at TCU
Rich Hollenberg, Chris Spatola
ESPNU
SMU at Temple
Anish Shroff, Mark Wise
ACC Network
Miami at No. 8 Florida State
Dave O’Brien, Jordan Cornette, Katie George
1 p.m.
SEC Network
Texas A&M at South Carolina
Dave Neal, Debbie Antonelli
2 p.m.
ESPN
Purdue at Indiana
Bob Wischusen, Dick Vitale, Kris Budden
ESPN2
Florida at Ole Miss
Beth Mowins, Dalen Cuff
ESPNU
No. 13 West Virginia at Oklahoma
Clay Matvick, Bryndon Manzer
3:30 p.m.
SEC Network
Arkansas at Missouri
Richard Cross, Barry Booker
4 p.m.
ESPN
Virginia at No. 5 Louisville
Jason Benetti, Dan Dakich
ESPN2
Texas Tech at Texas
Chuckie Kempf, Tim Welsh
6 p.m.
ESPN
No. 7 Duke at North Carolina
Dan Shulman, Jay Bilas, Holly Rowe
ESPN2
Oklahoma State at No. 1 Baylor
Lowell Galindo, Lance Blanks
ESPNU
East Carolina at Tulane
Dave LaMont, Mark Adams
SEC Network
Alabama at Georgia
Paul Sunderland, Pat Bradley
8 p.m.
ESPN2
Kansas State at Iowa State
Mark Neely, Jon Sundvold
ESPNU
Fresno State at UNLV
Steve Quis, Corey Williams
ACC Network
Wake Forest at Syracuse
Mike Monaco, Dan Bonner
8:30 p.m.
SEC Network
Vanderbilt at Mississippi State
Kevin Fitzgerald, Dane Bradshaw
10 p.m.
ESPN
No. 2 Gonzaga at Saint Mary’s
Dave Flemming, Sean Farnham
ESPN2
UCLA at No. 23 Arizona
Dave Pasch, Bill Walton
ESPNU
UC Irvine at UC Santa Barbara
Sam Farber, Adrian Branch
Sunday
3 p.m.
ESPN
Wichita State at No. 25 Houston
Kevin Brown, Bryce Drew
4 p.m.
ESPNU
Valparaiso at Loyola Chicago
Robert Lee, Julianne Viani
6 p.m.
ESPNU
Washington at Washington State
Roxy Bernstein, Corey Williams
ACC Network
Notre Dame at Clemson
Wes Durham, Malcolm Huckaby
Monday
7 p.m.
ESPN
No. 8 Florida State at No. 7 Duke
Sean McDonough, Jay Bilas, Allison Williams
9 p.m.
ESPN
No. 1 Baylor at Texas
Bob Wischusen, Fran Fraschilla, Kris Budden
ESPN2
TCU at Texas Tech
Clay Matvick, TBD
ESPNU
Southern at Jackson State
Anish Shroff, Sydney Johnson