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2014 Football Media Guide
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(07-22-2014 03:38 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  http://theamerican.org/sports/2014/7/22/...h=football

A couple of thoughts. I find it odd that the MB Bowl date/time is still listed TBD as it went to press @7/14 per a tweet from the Com. Dir. Also of interest, CBSSN is available on basic cable in all AAC markets according to the guide.
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RE: 2014 Football Media Guide
I liked looking at some of the bowl history for some of the older schools. Would be cool to see the old Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl and I think there was a rose bowl win, trophies from way back when.
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