Work around for ESPN360

[Sitting_BULL]

There's still the old fashioned way of tuning in the ol' AM radio to 970, closing your eyes and using your imagination...  

Better be careful, you're sounding like a "geezer"   ;D

[BullGrad95]

okay somebody explain all this stuff to me in layman's terms...my mom and dad are gonna want to watch it

chicky, I think your folks are gonna be outta luck.  unless they have knology or adelphia cable, and cable modem internet, they'll be listening, or have to trek to the Dome to watch the game.

[___ Eats It]

There's still the old fashioned way of tuning in the ol' AM radio to 970, closing your eyes and using your imagination...

God how did our parents and grandparents survive?  

No way, we need an on-campus radio complete with removable, collapsible buttons so that students can storm the radio after a big road win.

Don't you know ANYTHING?   ;D

[USFreak]

I have comcast cable and i was able to get the link and download the ESPN software.  It worked perfectly for me and i can get all the ESPN 360 content.  

PSU Nut, are you saying that Comcast is carrying it up north?  I'll be in DC this weekend and I believe Comcast is the cable provider.  

Are you saying it is carried by all Comcast?

[twillybull]

Better be careful, you're sounding like a "geezer"   ;D

Well, I did graduate in the last millennium / century!

[WoolyBully]

Interestingly, last weeks Pitt x Cincy game was on ESPN360 as well. I don't know 'bout you boys, but this absence of tube-time is wearing thin.

[WoDoS]

Better be careful, you're sounding like a "geezer"   ;D

Hey!! I resemble that remark >

;D

Brighthouse doesn't offer ESPN360, but the site has a link set up for them to petition your local provider to signup for it.

http://proxy.espn.go.com/broadband/ebb2/flashSite/360.html

[WoDoS]

I know it doesn't help RIGHT now,  but for future games. If enough fans/subscibers to brighthouse/roadrunner petition them.. It may come available..  Just something to consider..

[Bobcat99]

Where the hell did ESPN come up with such a rediculous idea?  This makes them look like a high school production, IMO.

It's actually pretty ingenius and a very noble attempt. Unfortunately, the massive amount of data pushed by live video requires multicasting, which requires ISPs to configure their routers in a certain manner to repeat data to their subscribers.

Some ISPs have cooperated. Some haven't. *shrug*

[bulldad]

All you techies speak English!!  Will the game be on at a local sports bar!!!!