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Replay: According to my DirecTV schedule, the first replay of the MSU-Alabama game is at 3:30 a.m. Sunday, November 17th on ESPN, and again the following Tuesday at noon on ESPNU.
The game you want to watch is at 9 p.m. ET (from here on out, assume weâre talking about Eastern time) but when the clock strikes nine, the 7 p.m. game hasnât even hit the under-eight timeout. Itâs awful, itâs aggravating and, worst of all, itâs completely avoidable. But here we are, in 2015, and college basketball overruns are still ruining the nights of fans around the country. So why do ESPN and other networks continue to insist that college basketball games last for two hours when they clearly donât? I ran a test this weekend to see how often a game on ESPN ran into the game airing directly after it. They were four-for-five in overruns. On Saturday, llinois-Michigan State (12 p.m start) ended at 2:14 p.m. and ESPN cut to Kansas-Oklahoma State (2 p.m. start) with 14:51 remaining in first half. That game ended at 4:16 p.m., which caused viewers to miss the first five minutes of Texas-Kansas State (4 p.m. tip).