[TonyLima]

826 on Xfinity is the ACC channel.  However you can stream espn and for iirc $6 a month get espn +.  That gives you access to many ACC sporting events.

It’s easy to get the Pac 12 channel thru many streaming venues but people just like to complain.

The streaming option is fairly new (two years? three?). Some of us griped for years before the policy was changed.  As always, IIRC and I'm old.

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Stanford offers its live-stream.  Were they using Pac-12 for distribution and recording?  If so, Pac-12 members that offer sports not covered by their new league's network might just pool resources to get their own streaming service.  Yes, I know, the fan base for those sports is small and it might not make economic sense.  Just throwing it out as an idea.

[TonyLima]

826 on Xfinity is the ACC channel.  However you can stream espn and for iirc $6 a month get espn +.  That gives you access to many ACC sporting events.

It’s easy to get the Pac 12 channel thru many streaming venues but people just like to complain.

The streaming option is fairly new (two years? three?). Some of us griped for years before the policy was changed.  As always, IIRC and I'm old.

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Stanford offers its live-stream.  Were they using Pac-12 for distribution and recording?  If so, Pac-12 members that offer sports not covered by their new league's network might just pool resources to get their own streaming service.  Yes, I know, the fan base for those sports is small and it might not make economic sense.  Just throwing it out as an idea.