[Mudhead]

For all of its economic limitations, the PAC 12 network , combined with livestream, gave us very broad coverage of Stanford sporting events . Womens volleyball, lacrosse , softball, soccer and basketball were generally available. Gymnastics, tennis , golf and water polo less available but still covered.  Mens sports were covered as well or better.

What now? I would welcome any and all suggestions to follow Card teams in the brave new world. Will there be one source to cover most sports or will it be an ala carte hunt and peck approach?  Any guidance?

[Mudhead]

For all of its economic limitations, the PAC 12 network , combined with livestream, gave us very broad coverage of Stanford sporting events . Womens volleyball, lacrosse , softball, soccer and basketball were generally available. Gymnastics, tennis , golf and water polo less available but still covered.  Mens sports were covered as well or better.

What now? I would welcome any and all suggestions to follow Card teams in the brave new world. Will there be one source to cover most sports or will it be an ala carte hunt and peck approach?  Any guidance?

[hallcity]

For all of its economic limitations, the PAC 12 network , combined with livestream, gave us very broad coverage of Stanford sporting events . Womens volleyball, lacrosse , softball, soccer and basketball were generally available. Gymnastics, tennis , golf and water polo less available but still covered.  Mens sports were covered as well or better.

What now? I would welcome any and all suggestions to follow Card teams in the brave new world. Will there be one source to cover most sports or will it be an ala carte hunt and peck approach?  Any guidance?

This will be available on ESPN+. It can be a bit of a pain to access ESPN+. There may be a few sports like rowing and golf that are off campus or difficult to broadcast which aren't available on ESPN+ but almost everything else is available.

[hallcity]

For all of its economic limitations, the PAC 12 network , combined with livestream, gave us very broad coverage of Stanford sporting events . Womens volleyball, lacrosse , softball, soccer and basketball were generally available. Gymnastics, tennis , golf and water polo less available but still covered.  Mens sports were covered as well or better.

What now? I would welcome any and all suggestions to follow Card teams in the brave new world. Will there be one source to cover most sports or will it be an ala carte hunt and peck approach?  Any guidance?

This will be available on ESPN+. It can be a bit of a pain to access ESPN+. There may be a few sports like rowing and golf that are off campus or difficult to broadcast which aren't available on ESPN+ but almost everything else is available.

[TooMuchTV]

For all of its economic limitations, the PAC 12 network , combined with livestream, gave us very broad coverage of Stanford sporting events . Womens volleyball, lacrosse , softball, soccer and basketball were generally available. Gymnastics, tennis , golf and water polo less available but still covered.  Mens sports were covered as well or better.

What now? I would welcome any and all suggestions to follow Card teams in the brave new world. Will there be one source to cover most sports or will it be an ala carte hunt and peck approach?  Any guidance?

This will be available on ESPN+. It can be a bit of a pain to access ESPN+. There may be a few sports like rowing and golf that are off campus or difficult to broadcast which aren't available on ESPN+ but almost everything else is available.

ACC Network is what you will need to have to maximize viewing. It is not available without a Live TV type multichannel package.

https://www.suppose.tv/tv?m=20&f=1l20l26...=S1qnFybHR

ACC Network Extra is streaming only and only available if you have access to the ACC Network.

The lion's share of UNC Men's Soccer matches last year aired on ACCNX.

Edit: I am glad the dark age that was Pac12Networks is over. I've missed Men's basketball, although that was also in a dark age.

[TooMuchTV]

For all of its economic limitations, the PAC 12 network , combined with livestream, gave us very broad coverage of Stanford sporting events . Womens volleyball, lacrosse , softball, soccer and basketball were generally available. Gymnastics, tennis , golf and water polo less available but still covered.  Mens sports were covered as well or better.

What now? I would welcome any and all suggestions to follow Card teams in the brave new world. Will there be one source to cover most sports or will it be an ala carte hunt and peck approach?  Any guidance?

This will be available on ESPN+. It can be a bit of a pain to access ESPN+. There may be a few sports like rowing and golf that are off campus or difficult to broadcast which aren't available on ESPN+ but almost everything else is available.

ACC Network is what you will need to have to maximize viewing. It is not available without a Live TV type multichannel package.

https://www.suppose.tv/tv?m=20&f=1l20l26...=S1qnFybHR

ACC Network Extra is streaming only and only available if you have access to the ACC Network.

The lion's share of UNC Men's Soccer matches last year aired on ACCNX.

Edit: I am glad the dark age that was Pac12Networks is over. I've missed Men's basketball, although that was also in a dark age.

[qwerty49]

Try Sling with the sports add-on

https://www.yardbarker.com/entertainment...er%20month.

[qwerty49]

Try Sling with the sports add-on

https://www.yardbarker.com/entertainment...er%20month.

[martyup]

Fubo has the ACC Network

[martyup]

Fubo has the ACC Network

[amytmueller]

So does YouTube TV

[amytmueller]

So does YouTube TV