[qwerty49]

Damn Sling again!  I forgot to schedule a recording of the game.  At 7:02 (at Maples), I found the game on Sling's schedule and said to record it.  Instead, it recorded a blank 2 hours of the Baylor game and a half hour (minus 10 minutes that the prior game ran over) of the Stanford game.  Arrggh!

Then Sling shows up with a new gimmick that allows you to watch(record?) a game up to 72 hours after it airs.  A saving grace?  No...it currently shows no games to watch/record.

ESPNU is showing a replay at 7am of the Baylor game, followed by a 9AM unspecified round 2 game.  It seems obvious it would be the late(Eastern) night, OT game, right?  I hope so.  I've set it to record.


I am also frustrated that the NCAA wants a monopoly on the stats of the games. StatBroadcast, which has been giving stats all along, is apparently barred from letting the public see their stats for the tournament games.  It has a number of stats I'd like to see.
Ahh... here's one: 18 lead changes and 12 ties
Stanford had 10 blocks to their 3.
Stanford was 13 of 14 at the FT line!
Stanford had 9 steals & 11 TO;  ISU had 5 steals & 19 TO.
Stanford had 17 assists on 33 FG;  ISU had 8 assists on 29 FG.
Stanford had 16 bench points; ISU had 7.
Lepolo's 2/5 from 3 was a higher percentage than Jump's 3/8.  (Demetre was 2/3).

With Pac-12 Network now irrelevant, dump Sling and go with YouTubeTV.  Approx same price and a virtual DVR you can set on automatic.

There are many ways to then cast your laptop or phone screen to your big TV screen.

[qwerty49]

Damn Sling again!  I forgot to schedule a recording of the game.  At 7:02 (at Maples), I found the game on Sling's schedule and said to record it.  Instead, it recorded a blank 2 hours of the Baylor game and a half hour (minus 10 minutes that the prior game ran over) of the Stanford game.  Arrggh!

Then Sling shows up with a new gimmick that allows you to watch(record?) a game up to 72 hours after it airs.  A saving grace?  No...it currently shows no games to watch/record.

ESPNU is showing a replay at 7am of the Baylor game, followed by a 9AM unspecified round 2 game.  It seems obvious it would be the late(Eastern) night, OT game, right?  I hope so.  I've set it to record.


I am also frustrated that the NCAA wants a monopoly on the stats of the games. StatBroadcast, which has been giving stats all along, is apparently barred from letting the public see their stats for the tournament games.  It has a number of stats I'd like to see.
Ahh... here's one: 18 lead changes and 12 ties
Stanford had 10 blocks to their 3.
Stanford was 13 of 14 at the FT line!
Stanford had 9 steals & 11 TO;  ISU had 5 steals & 19 TO.
Stanford had 17 assists on 33 FG;  ISU had 8 assists on 29 FG.
Stanford had 16 bench points; ISU had 7.
Lepolo's 2/5 from 3 was a higher percentage than Jump's 3/8.  (Demetre was 2/3).

With Pac-12 Network now irrelevant, dump Sling and go with YouTubeTV.  Approx same price and a virtual DVR you can set on automatic.

There are many ways to then cast your laptop or phone screen to your big TV screen.