Where will I be able to watch the games they just announced? Facebook? Stadium? How does a normal functioning conference broadcast their games?

(03-01-2022 10:52 AM)joeye04 Wrote:  Where will I be able to watch the games they just announced? Facebook? Stadium? How does a normal functioning conference broadcast their games?

MySpace.com

On Flosports

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(03-01-2022 10:52 AM)joeye04 Wrote:  Where will I be able to watch the games they just announced? Facebook? Stadium? How does a normal functioning conference broadcast their games?

All SBC football games are aired on ESPN+ if not picked up by a National syndicate.

Its on AlJazeera and will be broadcast completely in Arabic.

(03-01-2022 10:52 AM)joeye04 Wrote:  Where will I be able to watch the games they just announced? Facebook? Stadium? How does a normal functioning conference broadcast their games?

. . . Neighborhood Bar, preferably one where everybody knows your name.

(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.

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+

(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.

This did happen

(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+

And people ask why we’d want to leave C-USA now.

(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+

The SB did actually have a small handful of games on ASN a few years back. Otherwise, all ESPN platforms for the home games since App joined.

(03-01-2022 10:52 AM)joeye04 Wrote:  Where will I be able to watch the games they just announced? Facebook? Stadium? How does a normal functioning conference broadcast their games?

Gas pump at a c-store.

Just get ESPN+ and your all set.

(03-01-2022 12:58 PM)stAteNation Wrote:  Just get ESPN+ and your all set.

And just go ahead and get it for a year. Cheaper that way, and worth every penny. Also, if you want Disney+ there is a package deal that makes it even cheaper.

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.

(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.

(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.

(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)

(03-01-2022 10:52 AM)joeye04 Wrote:  Where will I be able to watch the games they just announced? Facebook? Stadium? How does a normal functioning conference broadcast their games?

On my TV. If you need to watch it, just come on over. Got a garage fridge full of beer too.