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Interesting that several people in the Boneyard thread mention how the PAC-12 Network is making women's basketball stronger because friends and family can now see most games. Because I'm much more a basketball fan than football, I too generally have a similarly rosy view of the network. Funny how it's the complete 180 from football, where expectations are for primetime ESPN-type slots, and so the PAC-12 Network is actually generally viewed as a recruiting weakness for football...

Why don't you see it the same for WBB as for football?   There are fewer PAC-12 games on national networks than many of the other top 20 teams.
Even here in the Bay Area, if I could only watch on TV  & online, I'll miss more Stanford games than UConn,  South Carolina, Tennessee.
Heck, even with my being at Stanford for every home game &  watching TV  &  online, I'd miss more Stanford games than UConn games  (potentially, of course!).
https://thecardboard.org/board/showthrea...#pid232514
https://thecardboard.org/board/showthrea...#pid231796

Just because it is better now than a few years ago,  doesn't mean that Stanford is seen as often by much of the country.  (especially if you take into account that online games are rarely available time shifted, so west coast games might be inconvenient for people on the east coast).



Is there a TIVO-like app for online video broadcasts?

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Interesting that several people in the Boneyard thread mention how the PAC-12 Network is making women's basketball stronger because friends and family can now see most games. Because I'm much more a basketball fan than football, I too generally have a similarly rosy view of the network. Funny how it's the complete 180 from football, where expectations are for primetime ESPN-type slots, and so the PAC-12 Network is actually generally viewed as a recruiting weakness for football...

Why don't you see it the same for WBB as for football?   There are fewer PAC-12 games on national networks than many of the other top 20 teams.
Even here in the Bay Area, if I could only watch on TV  & online, I'll miss more Stanford games than UConn,  South Carolina, Tennessee.
Heck, even with my being at Stanford for every home game &  watching TV  &  online, I'd miss more Stanford games than UConn games  (potentially, of course!).
https://thecardboard.org/board/showthrea...#pid232514
https://thecardboard.org/board/showthrea...#pid231796

Just because it is better now than a few years ago,  doesn't mean that Stanford is seen as often by much of the country.  (especially if you take into account that online games are rarely available time shifted, so west coast games might be inconvenient for people on the east coast).



Is there a TIVO-like app for online video broadcasts?