WBB Question -
FarmDad.01 - 02-07-2014
Does anyone know why next Friday's game, at Maples vs PAC-12 No.2 ASU, will not be televised at all?
Re: WBB Question -
Papa John - 02-07-2014
That's a good question. Pac-12 Networks will be airing women's basketball on Friday, Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. PT, but they will show UW @ CU at 5:30 and UA @ UC-Berkeley at 7:30.
ESPN has men's basketball: UA vs ASU
ESPN2 has boxing
ESPNU has men's basketball: Canisius vs Niagara (I wonder if that's a replay)
ESPN3, for good sport, has cricket: India vs New Zealand
I don't know of any other network that airs Pac-12 women's hoops. That's too bad about the Stanford-ASU game. I've really enjoyed recording the women's games and speed watching them after my son goes to sleep.
Re: WBB Question -
ca245 - 02-07-2014
I think that is just how the TV coverage packages work out. Most but not all games of each school are carried on the local PAC12 channel. Some more are carried by one of the ESPN channels. But that still leaves a few per school that are not carried by any channel but are streamed live, which will be the situation with our ASU game.
Time shifting live stream games? -
M T - 02-07-2014
Fortunately for some of us, that will be a home game and we can attend. Does anyone know if these "live stream" games are available to watch later? Either via PAC-12.com (or in my case, Comcast.com) or whether there is a way to record them to time shift them?