November 6, 200916 yr Do you or anyone else know if the game would be on in Louisville if it is blacked out? I know if it is blacked out that it wont be on in Lexington where I live. However I will be staying the night in Louisville Saturday night, and would just stay there and go somewhere to eat and watch the game if it definitely will be on there if it is blacked out everywhere else. It would be blacked out in Da Ville too.
November 6, 200916 yr If you look at the map, it looks like the game will not be shown in the Jacksonville market. Its only on tv in the Kansas City area. Well then that makes more sense, when I looked at the map I saw parts of florida it looked like showing it. I forget that they have more than one Pro team in Florida.
November 6, 200916 yr It would be blacked out in Da Ville too. Louisville is not subject to the same blackout rules for Cincy as Dayton and Lex are.
November 6, 200916 yr Louisville is not subject to the same blackout rules for Cincy as Dayton and Lex are. Yup, you're right. My mistake.
November 6, 200916 yr Usually when they delay things like this it means someone has bought the tickets. Should hear something by 3pm.
November 6, 200916 yr Did you actually look at the link? I did look at the link thank you. That link shows where coverage would be if it was not blacked out. I asked if it would still be shown in Louisville though if the game is actually blacked out in the Bengals primary markets.
November 6, 200916 yr Louisville is not subject to the same blackout rules for Cincy as Dayton and Lex are. So it should still be on in Louisville then if it is blacked out. Thanks. :thumb:
November 6, 200916 yr From twitter: ctrent We're now hearing 4 p.m. before news on the #Bengals blackout. Probably a good sign
November 6, 200916 yr I did look at the link thank you. That link shows where coverage would be if it was not blacked out. I asked if it would still be shown in Louisville though if the game is actually blacked out in the Bengals primary markets. Actually, it reflects whatever the current status of the game is. If you track it from Wed-Sat, it indicates if markets have changed their coverage plans and that sort of thing. In other words, if the Bengals game was blacked out, it would reflect that.
November 6, 200916 yr Actually, it reflects whatever the current status of the game is. If you track it from Wed-Sat, it indicates if markets have changed their coverage plans and that sort of thing. In other words, if the Bengals game was blacked out, it would reflect that. Well thanks for clearing that up. :thumb:
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