[crackpot]

Time for my semi-annual shout-out to Sling.com - streaming TV including all the ESPNs (via Sling Orange) for $25 per month, then another $5 for ALL of the Pac-12 channels (great for catching the random games only aired live when we're away on the home team's PAC-12 network). If you want DVR capabilities (great on the East Coast since a lot of games start around my bedtime), another $5. For $35 per month, I get basically all Stanford football and basketball games aired on TV. It's a monthly service, so you can cancel at any time for no cost. I sign up every year in September when football starts, then cancel in April when basketball's over. For around $200 per year, it feeds all my Stanford sports viewing needs. (and you can do Orange + Blue if you want the Fox Sports channels, but few Stanford games seem to end up there.)

+1 for Sling. And they make it very easy to cancel (none of this "You have to call us between 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Central Time M-F' baloney). it's a pleasure.

My only problem with the schedule is that we play Washington the same night as the Elton John concert in Oakland. I shouldn't complain, though, as my fear since I bought tickets was that it would be the same night as the UCLA game. Happy the games in LA also fit into my schedule (at this point anyway...).

[crackpot]

Time for my semi-annual shout-out to Sling.com - streaming TV including all the ESPNs (via Sling Orange) for $25 per month, then another $5 for ALL of the Pac-12 channels (great for catching the random games only aired live when we're away on the home team's PAC-12 network). If you want DVR capabilities (great on the East Coast since a lot of games start around my bedtime), another $5. For $35 per month, I get basically all Stanford football and basketball games aired on TV. It's a monthly service, so you can cancel at any time for no cost. I sign up every year in September when football starts, then cancel in April when basketball's over. For around $200 per year, it feeds all my Stanford sports viewing needs. (and you can do Orange + Blue if you want the Fox Sports channels, but few Stanford games seem to end up there.)

+1 for Sling. And they make it very easy to cancel (none of this "You have to call us between 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Central Time M-F' baloney). it's a pleasure.

My only problem with the schedule is that we play Washington the same night as the Elton John concert in Oakland. I shouldn't complain, though, as my fear since I bought tickets was that it would be the same night as the UCLA game. Happy the games in LA also fit into my schedule (at this point anyway...).