The Virginia Tech at Miami game is being televised by CBS and will be seen by 94 percent of the nation. The first list of markets will carry the game, but on alternate, non-CBS stations. The second list of cities below will pre-empt the game for other programming.

Here's the list of markets who will carry the game on non-CBS stations:
WCSC in Charleston on alternate CAAA in Charleston
WBTV in Charlotte on alternate WAXN in Charlotte
WRBL in Columbus, Ga. on alternate WCGT in Columbus, Ga.
WBNS in Columbus, Ohio on alternate WSFJ in Columbus, Ohio
WFMY in Greensboro on alternate WTWB in Greensboro
WRAL in Raleigh on alternate WKFT in Fayetteville
WAFB in Baton Rouge on alternate WGMB in Baton Rouge
WCIA in Champaign, Ill. on alternate WBUJ in Decatur, Ill.
WCBI in Columbus, Miss. on alternate WOBV in Starkville, Miss.
WEVV in Evansville on alternate WTSN in Evansville
KHOU in Houston on alternate KTDU in Houston
WJTV in Jackson on alternate WBMF in Jackson
WISC in Madison on alternate WHPN in Madison
WWL in New Orleans on alternate WUPL in Metairie, La.
KWTV in Oklahoma City on alternate KAUT in Oklahoma City
KOTV/Tulsa on alternate KTFO in Tulsa

Also, the CBS affiliate in Richmond, WTVR, will be carrying the game.

The stations in these cities will pre-empt the game:
WTAJ in Altoona; WRDW in Augusta; WLFI in Lafayette; WKYT in Lexington; WAGM in Presque Isle; WTHI in Terre Haute; WTRF in Wheeling; KGAN in Cedar Rapids; KFVS in Cape Girardeau; WTVY in Dothan; WFRV in Green Bay; WXVT in Greenville Miss.; WHLT in Hattiesburg; KIMT in Mason City; WCCO in Minneapolis; WIFR in Rockford; KENS in San Antonio; KXII in Sherman; KMEG in Sioux City; and WIBW in Topeka.

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