TV Options for McNeese St Game?

[slick1ru2]

 

For those with ESPN3 access, if you have access to an XBox 360 there is a free ESPN app and its pretty awesome. you can split screen, etc.. The PQ is similar to what I get on Dish. For the TVs that I have that don't have an XBox connected I use the HDMI out on my laptop.

http://espn.go.com/watchespn/apps

Agree. The ESPN app is awesome. They even have replays for some games.

 

 

Up until a certain point in the spring they had every USF game aired on the ESPN network to watch, although the UConn game was the only one worth watching.

[2000bull]

I believe with the newer Apple TV, you can display on your tv whatever you're streaming on your iPod/iPhone/iPad. I could be wrong but if you have those items, that could be an option.

[slick1ru2]

I don't like apps. They are forcing me to buy an iPad for content I want. And you can't use Twonky to beam content from your phone to your TV and other DLNA devices because it only works on websites.

 

 

Edited August 26, 2013 by slick1ru2

[Boomer]

 

Good point DZnick  If you are in Tampa and are gonna be watching the game you should be watching it from inside RayJay

some of us who go to the games like to also have the game on our DVRs for future viewing

 

Exactly - my Sunday morning routine (when possible) is to watch the game I was at the night/day before.  Always like to see the replays and how the announcers called it.

[charsibb]

 

 

Good point DZnick  If you are in Tampa and are gonna be watching the game you should be watching it from inside RayJay

some of us who go to the games like to also have the game on our DVRs for future viewing

 

Exactly - my Sunday morning routine (when possible) is to watch the game I was at the night/day before.  Always like to see the replays and how the announcers called it.

 

 

Skippy cured me of that ailment. Very few of his games were watchable once, much less twice.

 

I'm hoping to get the FEVER again this year though!

[Paisa el Toro]

Really wish NBC got the contract. Check out Sunday Night Football streaming live to anyone that wants to watch, multiple feeds, Closed captioned, HD, etc..

 

http://stream.nbcsports.com/snf/?pid=90&referrer=http://stream.nbcsports.com/liveextra/

 

The idiots at NBC lowballed their offer; they could have had the contract if the bid more, I think. I think NBC's offer made it really easy for ESPN to just throw some change at the AAC to keep the rights.

[CousinRicky]

 

 

Good point DZnick  If you are in Tampa and are gonna be watching the game you should be watching it from inside RayJay

some of us who go to the games like to also have the game on our DVRs for future viewing

 

Exactly - my Sunday morning routine (when possible) is to watch the game I was at the night/day before.  Always like to see the replays and how the announcers called it.

 

 

+2

[smazza]

Tickets on Stubhub are only 1.99 for the McNeese game. 

 

 

why charge anything

[smazza]

i will never understand why  all home games arent on tv 

[smazza]

 

Really wish NBC got the contract. Check out Sunday Night Football streaming live to anyone that wants to watch, multiple feeds, Closed captioned, HD, etc..

 

http://stream.nbcsports.com/snf/?pid=90&referrer=http://stream.nbcsports.com/liveextra/

 

The idiots at NBC lowballed their offer; they could have had the contract if the bid more, I think. I think NBC's offer made it really easy for ESPN to just throw some change at the AAC to keep the rights.

 

 

aac should have  taken espn deal

 

easp is a king maker