Football: Check out the Fox Sports broadcast schedule

If that old football injury to your left knee is preventing you from climbing the grandstands this fall, don't worry because Fox Sports has you covered.

Prime Ticket and FSN West will broadcast a combined 10 regular-season games, eight of which will air live. In addition, they will show three Southern Section playoff games, including the Pac-5 Division championship on Dec. 13.

Prime Ticket will also air each of the five CIF state division bowl games on Dec. 19-20.

Click on this posting to see the complete regular season schedule below.

Sept. 12 -- Birmingham at Crespi, 7 p.m. PRIME TICKET
Sept. 19 -- Mater Dei at Corona Centennial, 8:30 p.m. (delayed), FSN WEST
Sept. 26 -- Edison at Servite, 10:30 p.m. (delayed), PRIME TICKET
Oct. 3 --Saugus at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, 7 p.m. PRIME TICKET
Oct. 10 -- Diamond Ranch at Bishop Amat, 7 p.m. PRIME TICKET
Oct. 17 -- Mission Viejo at Tesoro, 7 p.m. PRIME TICKET
Oct. 24 -- Upland at Los Osos, 7 p.m. PRIME TICKET
Oct. 31 -- Chaparral at Temescal Canyon, 7 p.m. FSN WEST
Nov. 7 -- Santa Clara at Oaks Christian, 7 p.m. PRIME TICKET
Nov. 13 -- Orange Lutheran at Mater Dei, 7 p.m. PRIME TICKET

-- Austin Knoblauch

-- Image from L.A. Times archives

Comments

[Ray]

What's baffling to me is why no one has picked up the Saint Bonaventure vs Long Beach Poly game. Talk about what could be an epic match up.

[Austin Knoblauch]

Ray,

That's a really good point. Nothing against Diamond Ranch and Bishop Amat, but the St. Bonny-Poly game could have huge bowl game implications.

[Tony Solorzano]

Austin,

What is up with this schedule? Prime Ticket has a golden opportunity to boradcast the Number ONe High SWChool Rivalry in the nation on Nov. 14 and they go with two private schools? Really? O Luthernan and Mater Duh?

Geez, you wonder if they're afraid to come to East Los Angeles and show "Real Football" to the masses

[Greg]

The St. Boni-Poly game was on the original schedule. Poly has a history of not wanting games televised (to protect the attendance).

As to the ELA Classic, Fox has a contract with the Southern Section, not the LA City Section (thus the Birmingham game at Crespi). In addition, Fox will want a 20 minute halftime. My previous working a ELA Classic, halftime was 45 minutes because it is homecoming for both schools. It is a great game for attending personally, but would both schools want to cut back on the festivities to accomodate television?