All times PDT.
Saturday
12-2:30 PM: NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, Kroger 250 (FOX). The Truck Series graduates from Speed Channel... for a couple of races per year.
3-5 PM: College Basketball, Georgetown v. Ohio State (CBS). At this point, the best thing for my bracket is for Ohio State to go on to win the national championship. My bracket is a mess right now, and I need to come away salvaging something.
5:45-7:45 PM: College Basketball, UCLA v. Florida (CBS). If you think it's 2006 all over again, you're wrong. This is only the Final Four, not the national championship.
Sunday
12-1 AM: WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (USA). Nothing like a bunch of players of a fake sport being inducted into a nonexistent hall of fame, especially when you've heard of maybe one or two of the people going in, most of the inductions are left out of the hour show, and even that show is on after everyone has gone to bed.
10-11:30 AM: PBA Bowling, Tournament of Champions (ESPN). I'll be watching the NBA, as ABC has some pretty good games, but I have a policy of putting every championship possible on the Watcher.
12-3 PM: LPGA Golf, Kraft Nabisco Championship (CBS). I support women's sports in every form, so of course I'll be watching Dallas and Phoenix. And NASCAR. Haven't seen the Car of Tomorrow yet. But this is on the Watcher because it happens to be a major and I have the aforementioned rule on championships.
5-8 PM: MLB Baseball, NY Mets @ St. Louis (ESPN2). I pull for women's basketball huge, so why am I picking Opening Night over the Women's Final Four? Because without fail, every single year I find myself watching it, and often being fascinated with it. Maybe it's just the lack of baseball we've had all winter.
(Yes, wrestling fans, I know I left out WrestleMania but included the HoF ceremony. I only list wrestling as a joke when there's nothing else on.)
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