I am currently deployed in Afghanistan. I do have access to AFN (Armed Forces Network) TV and the internet. However the internet does not carry ESPN3. AFN carries a limited number of games. Regardless, I have to get up between midnight and 6am if I want to watch college football usually... which I will gladly do.

I am open to suggestions on how to watch UofL football games this season. How long does it take them to be put on youtube? Are there any other replay or streaming options that anyone can recommend?

Thanks for any info you can provide.

(09-03-2013 12:07 PM)army56mike Wrote:  I am currently deployed in Afghanistan. I do have access to AFN (Armed Forces Network) TV and the internet. However the internet does not carry ESPN3. AFN carries a limited number of games. Regardless, I have to get up between midnight and 6am if I want to watch college football usually... which I will gladly do.

I am open to suggestions on how to watch UofL football games this season. How long does it take them to be put on youtube? Are there any other replay or streaming options that anyone can recommend?

Thanks for any info you can provide.

Mike, send an email to Louisville in care of Tom Jurich.

ESPN3 puts just about every game up within maybe 1 hour after it ends... if you can somehow get access to ESPN3 you'll have ALL of the games.

There are some sites on the internet of questionable legal standing that will put a lot of ESPN3 and other network content online. Otherwise, try to find someone's password that has access to espn3.

There is no ESPN3 in Afghanistan.

firstrowsports.eu

Do you have access to an internet cafe? If so you can pull up espn3. If you are using Comcast as an internet provider, you can sign in with your email address and password. If y ou don't have Comcast, let me know. I'll see what I can do.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 4

(09-03-2013 01:11 PM)Gopper Wrote:  firstrowsports.eu

They changed their name.

http://www.feed2all.eu/

Click on American Football and there should be multiple streams of every game of NCAA, NFL, CFL, etc.. You can also stream ESPN and the NFL Network live - assuming they're being streamed. (There are ads. And the legality of it may be an issue. They get around some stuff because they're based in Europe.)