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CajunEER...............you got over 30,000 posts to your credit and the above is the smartest post you ever put out on the WWW. Just joking. I consider you a dadgum friend of mines. Warez
 

1duluth1

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Asking where the game is on TV makes me think back to my childhood and teenage years in the 1970s and early 1980s.
My options for following the Mountaineers were:
Go to the game (we went a couple of times per season - from Mercer County),
Listen to Jack Flemming on radio,
Or- watch the 5 or 6 games a season that the Mountaineer Sports Network would televise in-state on local stations.

Nationally? I remember the WVU-Notre Dame games was on TV (1976?)... and I don't think I saw another regular season game on TV until UNLV around 1981 or 82. Oddly, a game against South Alabama was on national TV around that time.

Football was same. WVU-Pitt was on ABC in 1976... and next game on network I think was WVU-Pitt in 1982.
Oklahoma game was on the new "ESPN" (which we didn't get).
1981 Peach Bowl was syndicated. I think MSN broadcast the Hawaii game back to the state.

Sometimes I am amazed that I get to watch almost every game now.
 

eers-to-ya

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Say what you want about ESPN, and you won't get an argument from me, they piss me off 90% of the time, but since their inception we've been able to see a lot of Mountaineer games. It's been especially great for an 'eers fan living up here in B1G country. You can't even get a score on the Cleveland stations.
 
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