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CSTV Goes for Vintage Irish

By Multi Channel News Staff -- Multichannel News, 6/9/2003 4:57:00 PM

Chicago -- Vintage Notre Dame sports events, a weekend sports show and an instructional series are part of College Sports Television Network's first ever fall programming schedule.

The network will bow later this year Notre Dame Primetime, a Sunday block of programming featuring live and classic Fighting Irish events, network officials said at a press conference at the National Show here.

Other programming on the docket includes Coach, a intimate perspective on college sports' legendary coaches, as told by former student-athletes; Crystal Ball, a weekly Wednesday skein predicting the upcoming outcome of the weekend's events; Training Camp, an instructional show on coaching; and First Person, a 30-minute program featuring the top stories in college sports.

Also scheduled for fall are Primetime Tailgate, a nightly half-hour show originating from CSTV's New York studios; and College Scoreboard, a half-hour studio show wrapping up campus results.

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