[unclechuck]

At least for march madness, they are. I think it's because technically their wrap around coverage means they are "broadcasting" all of the games, regardless of what shows up on TV. In any case, the UCLA, Oregon, and Stanford games are all available. You just need to log in with your cable provider username and password information.

Excellent; thanks! I've got Comcast, and was basing my concerns off of T&F championship coverage (and swimming) over the last couple of years where not all events were available even if competition was broadcast. Probably because streaming was NCAA run vs ESPN as you've described for MMadness.

Now will just need to buttress my news cocoon to avoid scores until I've had my fill. Cheers.

[unclechuck]

At least for march madness, they are. I think it's because technically their wrap around coverage means they are "broadcasting" all of the games, regardless of what shows up on TV. In any case, the UCLA, Oregon, and Stanford games are all available. You just need to log in with your cable provider username and password information.

Excellent; thanks! I've got Comcast, and was basing my concerns off of T&F championship coverage (and swimming) over the last couple of years where not all events were available even if competition was broadcast. Probably because streaming was NCAA run vs ESPN as you've described for MMadness.

Now will just need to buttress my news cocoon to avoid scores until I've had my fill. Cheers.