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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 58
Posts: 21,701
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Re: 2012 Redskins Schedule Released Today
Ross Tucker was talking about scheduling and he threw out some numbers, like computers churn out 40000 scenarios initially, then through additional criteria and stuff the number gets down to around 150 schedule scenarios that are individually mulled over until the final version is chosen. Does that sound about right SS? and if that is a 16 game season, how in the world do the other leagues with 100+ games per team per season, get their schedules made. Sounds like nightmares!
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 45,256
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Re: 2012 Redskins Schedule Released Today
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And yes, 100+ game seasons are insane. Tennis is particularly difficult. At ESPN in particular, there are specific teams of people assigned to various sports as well as news and info. So everybody will work on their own schedules and casually interact with other sport teams. Then every Tuesday morning, we'd have a free for all meeting. Well not a free for all per se, but it can get intense. "I have to schedule an NBA doubleheader this Friday. But I have to put a NASCAR race on ESPN2 at 9pm. But PBA bought 2 hours of time for a bowling tournament. But I have to get 18 hours of tennis programming in this week and 55% has to be on ESPN or ESPN2. But we're expecting the NFL to make their announcement this Friday night so we have to be prepared to go all night with SportsCenter. And so on. Lot of "fun" to work through all the scenarios.
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