The Creighton Bluejays have hit a rough stretch, losing four of their last five games. The four defeats came against a nationally ranked team, a potentially ranked team, the head coach’s previous employer, and CU’s in-state rival. The Bluejays are in desperate need of a win.
St. Joseph’s comes to town on Saturday to close out this stretch of solid competition for the Bluejays. Adding to the atmosphere will be Creighton’s first basketball alumni weekend since 2003. And during halftime Saturday night, CU will retire Bluejay legend Bob Harstad’s jersey.
If you can’t be at the Qwest Center to catch the game and to watch a few dozen former Bluejays honored for their years at CU, we’re here to let you know how you can follow the game and the festivities. Here are you media menu options for Saturday’s 7 p.m. game against the Hawks.
Television
The Bluejays will be on local TV for this game. This game will be broadcast by KMTV, otherwise known as Action 3 News. Travis Justice and former Creighton great Nick Bahe will be on the call for this one.
- In the Omaha area, the game will be available on Cox Cable channels 5 and 705. But there will not be any high definition cameras in use.
- In other parts of Nebraska, stretching from York to Lincoln and in the southeast part of the state, the game will be on Time Warner Cable channel 3.
- The game WILL be available nationwide on ESPN Full Court and ESPN3.com (where available). The KMTV broadcast will be on there.
- If you have one of those fancy old satellites where you can put in coordinates, this is the information you will need: Galaxy 16 6 Analog, U/L – 14120 H, D/L – 11820 V
Online
There are several ways to follow the game via the Internet:
- Creighton will have live video streaming webcast of the game available for a small fee.
- Keep up with the live stats from GoCreighton.com.
- You can also follow easily on your mobile device at GoCreightonStats.com.
- Follow the tweets of GoCreighton for score updates.
- Follow the tweets from the Omaha World-Herald, Steve Pivovar, and Steve Takaba.
- Listen to the streaming audio of the broadcast by Big Sports 590.
- Listen to the streaming audio of the St. Joseph’s broadcast on WNTP
Radio
If you find yourself traversing the greater Midwest — specifically, the eastern part of Nebraska, Iowa, and even into Missouri — you can pick up T. Scott Marr’s play-by-play on Big Sports 590 AM.
In the Philadelphia area, you can listen to the St. Joseph radio broadcast on WNTP 990 AM with Matt Martucci and ESPN Bracketologist Joe Lunardi on the call.
