Posts Tagged ‘Olympics’

Lots of exciting things are happening Feb 16th (today) at the Vancouver Olympic games. Primetime highlights will include: Lindsey Jacobellis’s fight to redeem herself from her 2006 crash near the finish line in the high-intensity Women’s Snowboarding Cross Final event. Ted Ligety of Park City, UT will seek to defend his gold medalist [...]

Here is the NBC Olympic Schedule. The 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games are underway, and NBC is the home of all the coverage. With Bob Costas hosting the coverage, and what seems like hundreds of people across the different venues bringing great coverage.

Below is the Vancouver Olympics short track speed skating schedule. For me short track is my favorite event to watch in the Winter Olympics. The most famous athlete that will go out is Apolo Ohno who won Dancing with the Stars, and with one medal, he will become the most decorated American winter [...]

In this article is the Olympic Curling schedule, it also contains a story about my one experience with curling at the Olympics, and Olympic security.

Here is the 2010 Olympic Men’s Hockey HD Schedule. Hopefully at this time Canada will have already won their first home gold, but if not this could be their last shot. With a strong team including Stanley Cup winner Sidney Crosby they could be considered the favorite especially with their home ice advantage.
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The 2010 Vancouver Olympics figure skating schedule is probably going to be a point of contention over the Olympics. So here is the schedule, as a public service announcement to the men, so we can find something else to do, or hide the remote, while the TV is on hockey. Also to the women, because I know probably better than anyone that women love figure skating.

Due to the popularity of Olympic Soccer and Basketball, NBC has dedicated two entire channels to covering the numerous live high definition games that these two sports have to offer. The NBC Olympic Basketball Channel will air 47 live games, and the Olympic Soccer Channel will air 16 live matches through August 23rd.

The 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing kick-off this weekend, with the opening ceremony airing tonight. Considering the significant time difference between Beijing and the US, and the huge number of Olympic Events scheduled over the relatively short span of the games, knowing when certain events will be televised can be difficult. Over the next two weeks, we will be doing our best to provide an updated and accurate Olympics schedule, but we only care about live events in HD.

The 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing start Friday 8.8.08 and broadcast schedules are still shifting as the games approach. It’s old news that the games will be exclusively on NBC Networks, but DirecTV and NBC recently made announcements hinting at a more defined broadcast plan.

NBC is slowly announcing its plans for the Beijing Olympics this summer, and will continue to do so up to and throughout the Olympics. You can follow this link to the Olympics Schedule as it stands now, but there will certainly be changes before and after Opening Ceremonies on 8.8.08.