ESPNU Warrior Classic a men’s college lacrosse doubleheader, has a new home at American Legion Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, N.C., home of Major League Lacrosse’s Charlotte Hounds.

The third annual event will be played Saturday, April 14, and will feature Rutgers vs. No. 7 Syracuse in the first game at 11 a.m. ET, followed by No. 11 Hofstra vs. No. 6 North Carolina at 1:30 p.m. Both games will be televised on ESPNU.

Tickets will go on sale Wednesday, Feb. 15. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for children, senior citizens and students with school ID. Group discounts will also be available at $12 per ticket (minimum 50 people).

Hofstra, North Carolina and Syracuse all reached the NCAA Championship in 2011. North Carolina has won four national titles and played in five consecutive postseason tournaments, after posting a 10-6 record in 2011. Syracuse has won 10 NCAA titles, the highest total among all schools, and went 15-2 a year ago. Hofstra finished 13-3 last season and reached the NCAA Championship for a school-record fourth consecutive time. Rutgers held a 5-8 record last season, and is now under the direction of first-year head coach Brian Brecht.

“We are thrilled and honored for the opportunity to be a part of the ESPNU Warrior Classic in Charlotte,” said North Carolina head coach Joe Breschi. “There are so many UNC fans across the great state of North Carolina and this will give the Tar Heel faithful an opportunity to see the Carolina Blue in action. With the growth of the sport in the South and the addition of an MLL team in Charlotte, this should be a sold out event!! Go Heels.”

“We are thrilled about being part of bringing Division I lacrosse excitement to a growing area like Charlotte in the ESPNU Warrior Classic,” said Hofstra head coach Seth Tierney. “The opportunity to expose our program and help grow the sport in a great sports town like Charlotte is quite exciting. Like last year in Connecticut, we thank ESPNU for putting together another great day of lacrosse.”

“We’re excited about being part of this event,” said Syracuse head coach John Desko. “It’s unique for our program and our players to play in Charlotte and to receive some exposure there that we otherwise wouldn’t. We thank ESPN for that opportunity and look forward to facing Rutgers, one our conference rivals, on the national stage.”

“Rutgers is very excited to be part of such a prestigious event, and we want to thank ESPN, Warrior and New Balance for this opportunity,” said Rutgers’ Brecht. “Playing in a major league stadium and being part of a doubleheader with three other top 10 programs provides Rutgers with great national exposure, as well as giving our student-athletes an unbelievable experience that they will always remember.”

The first two years of the ESPNU Warrior Classic were played at Rentschler Field in East Hartford, Conn. In the inaugural ESPNU Warrior Classic in 2010, Denver defeated Fairfield and Massachusetts defeated Georgetown. Last season, Syracuse defeated Rutgers and Hofstra defeated Massachusetts.

ESPNU has been televising NCAA lacrosse matches since the first week the network was launched in March 2005.

For more information, visit ESPNUWarriorClassic.com.

ESPNU

The 24-hour college sports television network airs more than 650 live events annually and offers over 600 original studio shows. ESPNU has seen a steady increase since its inception on March 4, 2005 and is now in over 73 million households. The brand is also available in high definition on ESPNUHD, now in over 20 million homes. The network has long-term carriage agreements with all 10 of the top multichannel TV providers – Cablevision, Charter, Comcast, Cox, DirecTV (Channel 208), DISH Network (Channel 141), Mediacom, Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS TV and AT&T U-verse.

ESPN Regional Television/Event Ownership

The nation’s largest syndicator of collegiate sports programming, ESPN Regional Television (ERT) annually produces more than 1,200 sporting events. Content includes action from NCAA football, basketball and Olympic sports, NHRA and professional and amateur golf, accounting for more than 3,400 live and/or original hours of programming. ERT’s owned and operated events reach over a million fans a year and provides more than 200 additional hours of programming.

In addition to event ownership, ERT is the production headquarters for ESPNU; syndication rights-holder and producer of national, regional and local shows for college conferences (SEC, BIG EAST, Big 12, Mid-American, WAC) and manages the Big 12 Corporate Partner Program.

ESPN Regional Television markets and/or owns several sporting events:

Collegiate Football

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl St. Petersburg; Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl (Dallas-Fort Worth); BBVA Compass Bowl (Birmingham, Ala.); MAACO Bowl Las Vegas; Gildan New Mexico Bowl (Albuquerque); Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl (Honolulu); Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas (Houston); MEAC/SWAC Challenge presented by Disney (Orlando, Fla.) and The Home Depot ESPNU College Football Awards

Collegiate Basketball

Anaheim Classic (Anaheim, Calif.); State Farm Champions Classic (Madison Square Garden; debuts 2011); DIRECTV Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant (S.C.); Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic (Honolulu); Old Spice Classic (Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando, Fla.); Puerto Rico Tip-Off (San Juan) and Sears BracketBusters

Collegiate Lacrosse

ESPNU Warrior Classic

Additional Events

Hawaiian Islands Invitational (Soccer) and ESPN National Golf Challenge

For more information, visit ESPNPlus.com

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College Basketball GameDay Corner

ESPN’s College GameDay Covered by State Farm heads to a first-time site this week – visiting the campus of the University of Arizona – Saturday, Jan. 28 (10 a.m., ESPNU; 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., ESPN). The show continues on its eight-week journey each Saturday morning and evening with the college basketball program originating from the site of ESPN’s Saturday Primetime Presented by DIRECTV telecast – this week showcasing Washington at Arizona at 7 p.m. on ESPN and ESPN3.

For the eighth year, Rece Davis serves as point guard for the College GameDay desk, and is joined by analysts Jay Bilas, Digger Phelps, Hubert Davis and Bob

Knight to preview all the day’s action and discuss the biggest storylines in college basketball. Dan Shulman, along with Knight and Bilas, will have the call of the primetime game.

This week’s College GameDay will air a special segment – Tanner’s Totes, featuring Clemson forward Tanner Smith, who gives tote bags filled with gifts to pre-teens who are hospitalized with cancer. It is a mission Smith has been fulfilling since he was 12, after growing up watching his father battle cancer. Rece Davis will also pit two Arizona teammates against each other – in GameDay’s own Know Your Teammate game.

Spotlight: Dick Vitale

Basketball Hall of Famer Dick Vitale is in his 33rd year as an analyst with ESPN and hasn’t let longevity slow him down. He continues to work a full schedule calling multiple games each week – including ESPN’s Saturday Primetime game-of-the- week series – and making appearances across multiple ESPN platforms and shows. In addition to his analyst duties, Dick works tirelessly to raise money for The V Foundation for Cancer Research. Last year’s Dick Vitale Gala raised $1.3 million for pediatric cancer.

You started at ESPN in 1979 and haven’t slowed down. How do you keep your energy to keep going strong?
First, I’m blessed. You know, I wake up every day with a goal and purpose with what I want to achieve. I write down three things that I want to accomplish for that day every morning.

What is it like to go onto different campuses every week and still feel the excitement of the fans?
It’s amazing. Just last Saturday, when I walked into the Oakland Zoo in Pittsburgh, the fans were chanting “Dickie V, Dickie V, Dickie V.” I got goose bumps. I pinch myself. I am so honored. My mother and father taught me a long time ago, they said “be good to people.” They always said if you are good to people, they will be good to you. I’m a big believer that all people are the same and no one is better than anyone else. I always try to treat people with respect.

Are you getting ready for the seventh annual Dick Vitale Gala benefiting The V Foundation on May 18?
Oh yea. We are so honored to have a mixture of football and basketball honorees with Lou Holtz, Gary Williams and Jay Wright. We want to make it better and different every year. I can’t reveal anything we’re working on yet but we will have some special stuff this year. Fans can go to dickvitaleonline.com for details on how to attend or donate.

What are some of the factors you consider when choosing the Dickie V Game-of-the-Week re-air that is on ESPNU on Sunday nights?
It’s so great to give the fans a chance to see a special game from the week. I look for what any fan would, if it was an exciting game, if people would really enjoy watching, any surprises in it.

College Basketball takes center court this week but ESPN’s coverage of National Signing Day is warming up the sidelines for 10-hours of continuous coverage on ESPNU next Wednesday.

Wednesday (5:30 p.m.) – College Basketball Featured rewinds fans through some of ESPN’s best basketball features this week, including Sports Science: Harrison Barnes (North Carolina) getting air; Logistics of the Game: Doron Lamb (Kentucky); and the story of Thomas Robinson (Kansas) and how his second-family of teammates pulled him through a traumatic year.

Wednesday (6 p.m.) – ESPNU All-Access: North Carolina State goes inside the newly redesigned basketball facilities with first-year head coach Mark Gottfried. ESPNU cameras follow senior guard C.J. Williams around town and catch some of he and Scott Wood’s trick shots after practice. Gottfried and assistant coaches Orlando Early and Bobby Lutz are wired at team meetings and practice.

Next Tuesday (4 p.m.) – ESPNU kicks-off its National Signing Day coverage with a preview special hosted by Dari Nowkhah, followed by 10-hours of continuous live coverage the following day from ESPNU’s Charlotte studio and campuses around the nation. Join the conversation by following @ESPNU and #signingday.

Weekly Highlights

ESPN’s men’s basketball schedule this week showcases several of the nation’s top ranked teams, including second-ranked Missouri, who rose from No. 5 in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches’ Poll, at Oklahoma State on Wednesday, Jan. 25, (7:30 p.m., ESPN2 & ESPN3). In addition six teams in the top 10 are in action, along with No. 24 Kansas State and No. 25 Wisconsin, who entered this week’s poll. Highlights:

• The lone top 25 matchup features a Big Ten battle, No. 17 Indiana at No. 25 Wisconsin on Thursday (9 p.m., ESPN2 & ESPN3)
• No. 2 Missouri battles at Oklahoma State on Wednesday (7:30 p.m., ESPN2 & ESPN3)
• Syracuse, ranked No. 4 after its first loss last weekend, hosts West Virginia on Saturday (1 p.m., ESPNU)
• Also Saturday, No. 20 Saint Mary’s plays at BYU (9 p.m., ESPNU)
• Fifth-ranked Kansas travels to Iowa State on Saturday (2 p.m., ESPN & ESPN3), followed by No. 10 Georgetown at Pittsburgh (4 p.m.)
• Both No. 6 Duke and No. 8 North Carolina are featured twice: Duke at Maryland on Wednesday (9 p.m.) and vs. St. John’s on Saturday (noon) – both on ESPN & ESPN3; UNC vs. NC State on Thursday (7 p.m., ESPN & ESPN3) and vs. Georgia Tech in the ESPNU ACC Sunday Night Basketball series (6 p.m.)

Schedules & Announcers

Three top 25 women’s basketball matchups will air on ESPN networks this week, including a top five battle pitting No. 3 Connecticut at No. 5 Duke on Monday, Jan. 30, (7 p.m., ESPN2 & ESPN3) as part of the Big Monday Presented by Bud Light series. Additional weekly highlights:

• No. 12 Rutgers visits No. 18 Georgetown in a BIG EAST tilt on Sunday (1:30 p.m., ESPNU)
• No. 9 Tennessee plays at No. 15 Georgia, also on Sunday (5 p.m., ESPN2 & ESPN3)
• Two other top teams take to the road against non-ranked opponents on Saturday – No. 2 Notre Dame at St. John’s (noon, BIG EAST Network & ESPN3), and No. 19 Penn State visits Michigan State (3 p.m., ESPN2 & ESPN3)

Spring Sports Schedules Announced

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ESPN has announced the broadcast schedule of 2012 college lacrosse.

2012 college lacrosse will be presented across ESPN, ESPNU and ESPN3 with a schedule featuring nationally-ranked programs, top-caliber games and the addition of the ACC Men’s and Women’s and BIG EAST Men’s Lacrosse Championships.

The schedule includes 49 total games – featuring 39 regular-season matchups, 37 men’s and two women’s games – plus the crowing of six conference champions on ESPNU and ESPN3. Coverage begins with No. 4 Johns Hopkins hosting Towson on Friday, Feb. 17, at noon on ESPNU.

Schedule highlights:

• At least one appearance from each team in the top 10 of Inside Lacrosse Division Preseason Rankings and 14 of the 16 teams that qualified for the 2011 NCAA Championship, including seven appearances from the defending champion Virginia
• ESPN will air two top-10 games – No. 7 Syracuse at No. 1 Virginia on Sunday, March 4, at 4:30 p.m. and the Cavaliers at No. 6 North Carolina on Sunday, April 7, at noon
• A rematch of the 2011 NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Championship game between No. 8 Maryland and top-ranked Virginia on Saturday, March 31, at noon on ESPNU
• ESPN3 will offer eight exclusive games including three appearances by second-ranked Duke – at No. 9 Notre Dame on Saturday, Feb. 18, at No. 8 Maryland on Saturday, March 3 and at Georgetown on Saturday, March 24
• Games from four in-season tournaments – Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic (Baltimore) on Saturday, March 10, Konica Minolta Big City Classic (East Rutherford, N.J.) on Sunday, April 1, ESPNU Warrior Classic (Charlotte, N.C.) on Saturday, April 14 and Mile High Classic (Denver) on Friday, April 27
• ESPNU will carry two regular-season women’s games plus the ACC Women’s Lacrosse Championship title match as part of ACC Monday on Monday, April 23, at 3 p.m.
• Five men’s conference champions will be crowned on ESPNU or ESPN3
  • The entire ACC Championship will air live on ESPNU beginning with the semifinals on Friday, April 20 at 5 and 7:30 p.m. and the title game on Sunday, April 22, at 3 p.m.
  • ESPNU will carry the final game of the BIG EAST Championship on Saturday, May 5, at noon along with the first semifinal on Thursday, May 3, at 4:30 p.m.; in addition, the second semifinal tilt will be at 7 p.m. on ESPN3
  • ESPN3 will be the home to the Ivy League Championship semifinals on Friday, May 4, at 5 and 8 p.m., while ESPNU will offer the title game that Sunday at noon
  • The America East and ECAC champions will be crowned on ESPN3

This season, the network’s telecasts will include a deep roster of experienced and knowledgeable lacrosse analysts: Ryan Boyle (Four-time All-American at Princeton), Paul Carcaterra (All-American at Syracuse and a member of 1995 National Championship team), Mark Dixon (former Johns Hopkins midfielder), Ryan Flanagan (All-American defenseman at UNC), Quint Kessenich (Four-time All-American at Johns Hopkins), Jamie Munro (All-American at Brown and former Denver head coach) and Matt Ward (former Virginia attackman and 2006 Tewaaraton winner). Play-by-play announcers include: ESPNU’s Anish Shroff, Joe Beninati (Bowdoin College goalie), Mike Corey, Ben Holden and Eamon McAnaney (Notre Dame defenseman). Newcomer Courtney Martinez Connor (Four-time NCAA Championship at Maryland) will handle analysis of the women’s games.

ESPN Network’s 2012 NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Regular-Season Schedule

(Schedule subject to change; all times are Eastern)

* – tape delay; rankings from Inside Lacrosse Preseason Poll

For the sixth straight year, ESPN networks will provide exclusive coverage of all 15 games from the NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse Championship. Coverage will be in high definition across ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU beginning Saturday, May 12 and concluding with the national title game on Monday, May 28. ESPN3 and ESPN Mobile will also feature select games. In addition, the NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Championship semifinals and national title game will be aired on ESPN networks on Friday, May 25 and Sunday, May 27.

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As part of ESPN’s new 12-year agreement with the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), ESPNU plans to televise nine consecutive weeks of ACC Olympic sporting events on Mondays at 7 p.m. during the spring of 2012 including six baseball games, two softball games and the women’s lacrosse championship.

The final week, Florida State at Clemson baseball, will air on Monday, May 14, at 6 p.m.

“ACC Mondays allowed us to create a home for ACC sports fans on ESPNU with a consistent day and time each week with the conference’s best match-ups,” said Dan Margulis, ESPNU director of programming and acquisitions.

ACC Commissioner John Swofford said, “This is a terrific opportunity and a great platform to highlight our players and programs. ACC Monday provides the ability for fans to enjoy ACC content by appointment each week.”

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Verizon’s FiOS1 and Star-Ledger/NJ.com have signed deal for exclusive rights to All New Jersey State High School Sports Through 2015.

This agreement makes FiOS1 the exclusive broadcast partner of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association.

FiOS1, Channel 1 on Verizon’s FiOS TV, will broadcast 36 regular-season high school games – including basketball, football, lacrosse and soccer – and feature some of the top matchups between rival schools across the state.  In addition, FiOS1 has exclusive television broadcast rights to all New Jersey state high school sports playoff and championship games through the 2015 season.

The agreement solidifies FiOS1′s position of a leading provider of local high school television sports programming in New Jersey.  Featured games will air at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays on FiOS1, with replays throughout the week. Games also will be available through FiOS TV’s video-on-demand service.

“This exclusive high school sports programming is another reason why FiOS1 continues to grow as a destination for FiOS TV customers to tune into for news, entertainment and sports programming,” said Michelle Webb, FiOS1′s director of programming.  “With our partner, Star-Ledger/NJ.com, we will be able to bring viewers unique content they won’t be able to find anywhere else.”

In addition to the exclusive broadcast rights to the high school sporting events, the partnership with Star-Ledger/NJ.com includes online streaming of games at NJ.com, promotional opportunities and co-branding of games. The Star-Ledger/NJ.com is New Jersey’s premier multimedia news organization, reaching millions of New Jersey residents via print, online, mobile, email and tablet channels. In 2011, the Star-Ledger’s newsroom was honored with a Pulitzer Prize, four New York Emmy awards and more than 30 first-place journalism awards at the state, regional and national level.

Bob Provost, director of marketing for the Star-Ledger, said: “FiOS1 has led the way in their commitment to consistent, weekly televised coverage of New Jersey’s high school sports competition. We have found them to be a terrific media partner and complement to the Star-Ledger/NJ.com’s statewide print and digital coverage of all 32 NJSIAA sports at over 400 high schools across the state. We look forward to taking things to the next level.”

Earlier this year, FiOS1 partnered with Star-Ledger/NJ.com to air exclusively for FiOS TV customers in northern New Jersey the high school basketball title game between St. Patrick’s and St. Anthony’s on March 12, widely regarded as the nation’s No. 1 high school basketball matchup of the year.

Steven Timko, executive director, NJSIAA, said: “We appreciate the continued FiOS1 commitment to covering NJSIAA competition. We have had many organizations approach us over the years about televising a high-profile game or several games over the course of a school year, but FiOS1 was the first TV operation to support the NJSIAA with an annual sponsorship commitment, and a multiyear one at that. With this new agreement, they are extending and expanding that support.”

FiOS1 is part of FiOS TV’s broad collection of programming featuring more than 540 all-digital channels including more than 130 high-definition channels and 30,000 monthly VOD titles.  FiOS TV also provides next-generation interactive services including an advanced interactive media guide; social network, news and entertainment widgets; remote DVR management via broadband, mobile phones and Flex View.

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“Man in the Red Bandanna” (Narrated by actor/director Edward Burns)
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Heroes and heroic moments will be remembered as the10th anniversary of 9/11 approaches. One story will be of a former Boston College lacrosse player who became known as the “Man in the Red Bandanna” after dying heroically while saving lives in the World Trade Center. Welles Crowther, an equities trader, was identified by survivors as the mysterious “Man in the Red Bandanna” who made at least two trips to the South Tower’s burning 78th floor sky lobby and guided as many as 12 people to safety. Although he could have saved himself, Crowther, who died when the tower collapsed, chose to help total strangers. Actor/director Edward Burns narrates the piece written by ESPN’s Tom Rinaldi.

“When I wiped it (blood off my glasses), I looked around, I said, ‘Oh my God, there’s a lot of people completely dead.’ We looked around the floor, I said, ‘Well we really can’t move because we don’t know what happened.’ We were afraid that if we were going to take a step, the whole thing was going to sink in. Then all of a sudden we saw a young man come out of nowhere — you heard this man’s voice say, ‘I found the stairs, follow me. Only help the ones that you can help.’ It’s the way he said it – and we just got up, we followed.” – Ling Young, on being saved by Welles Crowther

“Wearing that red bandana is absolutely an honor to be able to remember Welles and even a bigger honor to be able to try to let the Crowther family know that they’re not alone.” — Tyler Jewell, Welles’ teammate at Boston College, who wore a red bandanna in his honor while competing as a snowboarder in the 2006 Winter Olympic Games

How Does Oregon Football Keep Winning?
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There is next to no reason the University of Oregon should have a good football team. Eugene is a small city and is not near a major media market, there’s very little local college-caliber talent, and for literally 100 years the Ducks did almost nothing but lose. But the past decade and a half has been different. They’ve been to the Rose Bowl, the Cotton Bowl, the Fiesta Bowl, and last year’s national championship game, and they will start this season Saturday night against Louisiana State in Arlington, Texas, ranked third in the country. How did this happen? Michael Kruse reports.

The View From Within
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A Brothers’ Tale for Omon, Nwagbuo
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San Francisco 49ers running back Xavier Omon recently found out he has a half brother. That brother, Ogemdi Nwagbuo, happens to play in the NFL, too. Liz Merrill reports on what the revelation means to Omon, who, as a youngster, found his older brother dead.

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Major League Lacrosse (MLL) season culminates with the Sports Authority MLL Championship Weekend presented by Warrior Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 27-28, on ESPN2 and ESPN3.com at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis.

Top-seeded Boston will face the defending champs (No. 4) Chesapeake on Saturday, at noon, while No. 3 Hamilton will battle No. 2 Denver at 3 p.m.

The winners of each semifinal will compete for the title on Sunday, at 3 p.m.

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ESPN3.com will present three Major League Lacrosse games starting with Rochester at Long Island on Thursday, July 28, at 7:30 p.m.

A doubleheader will highlight Saturday’s action with Hamilton at Chesapeake at 7 p.m. and Boston at Denver at 9 p.m.

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ESPN3.com’s Major League Lacrosse (MLL) coverage will feature three games on Saturday, July 23, including: the defending MLL champion Chesapeake Bayhawks, the league-leading Boston Cannons and the Denver Outlaws, who gave the Rochester Rattlers their only victory this season.

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ESPN3.com’s Major League Lacrosse coverage will feature six teams in action on Saturday, July 16.

Chesapeake at Hamilton at 7 p.m., Boston at Long Island at 8 p.m. and Rochester at Denver at 9 p.m.

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