FloSports.tv of course, for the low low price of $29.99 per month you get to watch sports through a camera that seems to be operated by an 8 year old.

(03-01-2022 01:20 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 01:13 PM)MUsince96 Wrote:  I saw that Hulu Live TV now comes with Disney+ and ESPN+ for $70 a month.

I know regular Hulu was part of the Disney bundle but just discovered the Hulu Live TV option.

I currently do YouTube TV for $65 and ESPN+ for $7 but cancel after hoops season.

I might have to consider switching to that Hulu deal.

Worth noting that the big change now will be that all non-football sports will be on ESPN Plus, so you'll get Men's and Women's Soccer and baseball games on there as well all season.

Correct. Plus, I was amazed at how many non-UL football/baseball games I started streaming, once I had it. Games you have just a casual interest in. That’s the part of the ‘hard lesson’ that C-ICU has learned: when you are on MySpace and flosports, you miss out on a ton of exposure for your programs. Some may not like that fact, but it is a fact.

Are we still going to be on GSTv? In the past, I'd enjoy catching a few downs while I filled up my truck.....

(03-01-2022 01:21 PM)jmu007 Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 01:13 PM)MUsince96 Wrote:  I saw that Hulu Live TV now comes with Disney+ and ESPN+ for $70 a month.

I know regular Hulu was part of the Disney bundle but just discovered the Hulu Live TV option.

I currently do YouTube TV for $65 and ESPN+ for $7 but cancel after hoops season.

I might have to consider switching to that Hulu deal.

I use the Hulu Live for bundle for my primary tv service. Love it. College football seamlessly goes into your Hulu menu from live TV and all espn sources. It's really nice.

I do the regular HULU with Disney + and ESPN + for $12.99 a month. Then I have an HD antenna for network TV which is free. Then during football season I subscribe to Sling for $35 a month and cancel after Bowl Season.

Totals out to $48 a month for all the ESPNs during football season.

(03-01-2022 01:39 PM)KickItToScotty Wrote:  FloSports.tv of course, for the low low price of $29.99 per month you get to watch sports through a camera that seems to be operated by an 8 year old.

You aren't exactly going to would be impressed by ESPN+ ad each individual school runs the video feed

(03-01-2022 01:13 PM)MUsince96 Wrote:  I saw that Hulu Live TV now comes with Disney+ and ESPN+ for $70 a month.

I know regular Hulu was part of the Disney bundle but just discovered the Hulu Live TV option.

I currently do YouTube TV for $65 and ESPN+ for $7 but cancel after hoops season.

I might have to consider switching to that Hulu deal.

I switched to HULU from Youtube last month. The audio and video are so much better, especially the DVRs. At least for me.

We pay for the ad free Hulu and Disney+, I'll have to see if the ESPN bundle includes ad free Hulu, or if it's the ad version..

(03-01-2022 01:27 PM)Surbadger Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 11:06 AM)FairwayEagle Wrote:  Let's see, where all did we have to watch in the last ten years of wandering the TV wilderness:

American Sports Network
Stadium
Stadium on Twitter
Facebook Live
BeIn Sports
NFL Network
CSS
CBSSN
CSTV
Fox College Sports
ESPN+

Can't forget the amazing C-USAtv (Not actually on TV)

i bought a roku just because i was tired of connecting the computer to the tv.
its amazing that after 4 years they still cannot understand that no one wants audio only link on a tv streaming channel. Side arm says its the schools fault. The league office naturally blames side arm.
Gets really fun this time of the year with baseball, softball and for some strange reason the majority of the schools went from espn+ to cusa for hoops. only 15 streams to choose from and with the audio links taking them up its a crapshoot if you can watch baseball on this thing.

(03-01-2022 10:58 AM)joeye04 Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 10:54 AM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Its on AlJazeera and will be broadcast completely in Arabic.

I want to say C-USA had a deal at one point with BeIn Sports, which is owned by AlJazeera. Can’t remember if I actually watched a game on it or not.

The 2016 game vs Morgan State was on BeIn. Had to watch it online because Suddenlink who I had at the time didn't have the channel.

It wasn't a bad production.

(03-01-2022 03:13 PM)HighlandsApp Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 01:39 PM)KickItToScotty Wrote:  FloSports.tv of course, for the low low price of $29.99 per month you get to watch sports through a camera that seems to be operated by an 8 year old.

You aren't exactly going to would be impressed by ESPN+ ad each individual school runs the video feed

I would imagine, and sure hope, that at least a few are more on par with JMU though. And I can't imagine the worst of the Sun Belt production is as bad as the worst of the CAA.

(03-01-2022 09:52 PM)KickItToScotty Wrote:  I would imagine, and sure hope, that at least a few are more on par with JMU though. And I can't imagine the worst of the Sun Belt production is as bad as the worst of the CAA.

Marshall's productions through CUSAtv and ESPN+ are run mostly though those who run WMUL, Marshall's radio station. And is done well, WMUL wins multiple awards each year.

But there have been some that look like who ever is running it is doing it with a camcorder they picked up at Circuit City in 1986.

(03-01-2022 01:27 PM)Surbadger Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 11:06 AM)FairwayEagle Wrote:  Let's see, where all did we have to watch in the last ten years of wandering the TV wilderness:

American Sports Network
Stadium
Stadium on Twitter
Facebook Live
BeIn Sports
NFL Network
CSS
CBSSN
CSTV
Fox College Sports
ESPN+

Can't forget the amazing C-USAtv (Not actually on TV)

Right after the Chica Show and Chloe's Closet on Qubo

(03-01-2022 09:43 PM)HerdZoned Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 10:58 AM)joeye04 Wrote:  

(03-01-2022 10:54 AM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Its on AlJazeera and will be broadcast completely in Arabic.

I want to say C-USA had a deal at one point with BeIn Sports, which is owned by AlJazeera. Can’t remember if I actually watched a game on it or not.

The 2016 game vs Morgan State was on BeIn. Had to watch it online because Suddenlink who I had at the time didn't have the channel.

It wasn't a bad production.

Yeah, BeIn was the best of the bunch as far as our half-a**ed media outlets went. It’s too bad only about 16 people could see it. It even got pulled off DirecTV’s sports package after that one season.