Just 28 days until the 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off! The Countdown starts here, now!
Join me in the days to come for my various articles, notes and lists (hopefully both informative and entertaining) about the World Cup, the countries and teams involved, and the cultural hoo-hah surrounding it.
Today's quick note: Watching the games on television in the US.
Because South Africa is a few hours ahead of the US, the first of each day's 1st Round matches will begin at 6 a.m. CST. Yikes!
For those without a DVR or a VCR, here's some important info from ESPN.com:
MATCH REAIRS ON ESPN CLASSIC AND ESPN2
ESPN Classic will reair all 64 FIFA World Cup matches. Each matchday, between at 6 p.m. and 12 a.m., the network will present all the matches played earlier that day.
ESPN and ESPN2 will air the best match of the day on select nights throughout the tournament.
Join me in the days to come for my various articles, notes and lists (hopefully both informative and entertaining) about the World Cup, the countries and teams involved, and the cultural hoo-hah surrounding it.
Today's quick note: Watching the games on television in the US.
Because South Africa is a few hours ahead of the US, the first of each day's 1st Round matches will begin at 6 a.m. CST. Yikes!
For those without a DVR or a VCR, here's some important info from ESPN.com:
MATCH REAIRS ON ESPN CLASSIC AND ESPN2
ESPN Classic will reair all 64 FIFA World Cup matches. Each matchday, between at 6 p.m. and 12 a.m., the network will present all the matches played earlier that day.
ESPN and ESPN2 will air the best match of the day on select nights throughout the tournament.
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