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Aaron Thompson leads a Maryland linebacking unit that has been been ranked among the top ten in the country.
 
Aaron Thompson leads a Maryland linebacking unit that has been been ranked among the top ten in the country.
 
 

July 10, 2000

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Added as part of the Atlantic Coast Conference preliminary television schedule for its 2000 football season, the Maryland at West Virginia game on Sept. 16 will be played at noon (ET) in front of a national television audience on ESPN2.

The Terrapins and Mountaineers will meet for the 21st consecutive season in a non-conference game at Mountaineer Field. WVU boasts an 18-17-2 all-time series advantage including an 11-9 mark during annual meetings since 1980. The Terps, however, stunned the Mountaineers last season by winning 33-0 in College Park.

The Maryland-West Virginia contest is the Terps' first of two games on ESPN or ESPN2 in the season's first month. Maryland opens its season at home against Temple on Sept. 9 at 6 p.m. before traveling to West Virginia. Middle Tennessee State visits Byrd Stadium in a final non-conference game on Sept. 23, just five days before the Terps open ACC action at home against defending national champ Florida State in an ESPN game on Thursday night, Sept. 28.

The Terps will do battle in two of the ACC's seven games scheduled for ESPN or ESPN2, as announced this week as part of the ACC's 15-game preliminary TV schedule. ABC has seven games involving ACC teams listed on its initial regular season schedule, including three prime time Saturday evening contests.

The games listed below have been selected prior to the season. The remainder of the television schedule will be selected as the season progresses with selections made either six or 12 days prior to the game. ABC will televise an additional nine ACC games while ESPN and ESPN2 will carry an additional five ACC games. Jefferson Pilot Sports will broadcast ACC games on eight consecutive Saturdays on its syndicated package beginning Sept. 30. Additional non-conference road games may be aired on other conference television packages.


2000 ACC Football Television Schedule (preliminary)
Day	 Date	        Game	                        TV	Time
Saturday August 26	Florida State vs. Brigham Young	ABC	8:00
Sunday	 August 27	Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Tech	ESPN2	8:00
Saturday September 2	Brigham Young at Virginia	ABC	3:30
Saturday September 9	NC State at Indiana	        ESPN2	Noon
Saturday September 9	Missouri at Clemson	        ABC	3:30
Saturday September 9	Florida State at Georgia Tech	ABC	8:00
Saturday September 16	Maryland at West Virginia	ESPN2	Noon
Saturday September 16	North Carolina at Florida State	ABC	3:30
Thursday September 21	Georgia Tech at NC State	ESPN	8:00
Saturday September 23	Clemson at Virginia	        ABC	3:30
Saturday September 23	Louisville at Florida State	ESPN2	6:00
Thursday September 28	Florida State at Maryland	ESPN	8:00
Saturday October 7	Florida State at Miami	        CBS	Noon
Thursday November 9	Virginia at Georgia Tech	ESPN	8:00
Saturday November 18	Florida at Florida State	ABC	8:00


 

 

 
 
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