[martyup]

Again, I'm not understanding the complaints; 3 PM is by far the best time of day to watch the game.  Who cares about who the carrier is going to be; we're not going to be a playoff team and we don't have any Voldemort hopefuls, so the lack of exposure doesn't matter that much.  If watching Stanford games is important to you, get the Pac-12 networks (get sling if your cable company doesn't have it).

Or better yet, go to the game.

BC

After having been a subscriber to Sling for a few months last winter, I have settled on FUBO TV as my provider.  I get all the sports channels (including Pac-12) and 1000 hours of DVR.  I can simultaneously record as many games/shows as I want and watch them at my leisure.  It's great for college football.  Time is the only limit to how many games I can see.  I fast forward through the commercials and between snaps to speed up game viewing.  It is well worth the subscription fee.

[martyup]

Again, I'm not understanding the complaints; 3 PM is by far the best time of day to watch the game.  Who cares about who the carrier is going to be; we're not going to be a playoff team and we don't have any Voldemort hopefuls, so the lack of exposure doesn't matter that much.  If watching Stanford games is important to you, get the Pac-12 networks (get sling if your cable company doesn't have it).

Or better yet, go to the game.

BC

After having been a subscriber to Sling for a few months last winter, I have settled on FUBO TV as my provider.  I get all the sports channels (including Pac-12) and 1000 hours of DVR.  I can simultaneously record as many games/shows as I want and watch them at my leisure.  It's great for college football.  Time is the only limit to how many games I can see.  I fast forward through the commercials and between snaps to speed up game viewing.  It is well worth the subscription fee.