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Which master (no pun intended!) will CBS bow to - the NFL or Augusta?
The problem they are going to run into is nature. Sunset on November 15 in Augusta, GA is 5:25 p.m. Usually the leaders finish much later. So everybody is going to have to triple up and start a couple of hours earlier. But if they finish at sunset, it's going to be tough to show a full NFL game that starts at 1:00 and actually do a golf telecast immediately after with the sun going down an hour later. They could move it up a day and play the final round on Saturday but you're running into college football.Quote:
Originally Posted by kaldaniels
Start the final round early and finish by 4:00ish. Move all NFL games on CBS that Sunday to 4:30pm.
I wonder if it will be on another network.
If CBS can get a Falcons night game swap with NBC that Sunday, we could just have Nantz and Romo do both.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWM
Maybe CBS Sports Net.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWM
So they go from a Spring event to a Fall event. I LOVE this move. Can you imagine what the course will look like when it's peak color on those trees at Augusta?
https://www.golf.com/travel/2020/03/...sters-october/
I was thinking about that. Might have to get a little lucky given that November date, and we haven't been getting a lot of luck recently, so maybe we're due.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd Gack
This fall is gonna be wild for sports fans.
I actually googled "Peak Fall in Georgia" to see. It happens to be late October and early November. I think they purposely picked this date so late.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckeyeRed27
Ah, great. Hurricane season at Augusta.
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/202...ty-report-says
Maybe there will be an all-indoor World Series at the same time.
No one's worried about Hurricanes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingspoint
They are in Carolina aren't they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd Gack