Switched over to XOS Digital, same company who maintains the SEC website. They will also roll out a Big East Digital Network similar to the SEC's with full online replays shortly after completion of games.

http://bigeast.xosdigitallabs.com/News/t...fault.aspx

Parts of the site need to be fixed but that should happen over the next day. For example, the Football and Men's Basketball page go to the same content.

For a taste what the Big East Digital Network could look like, go over to http://SECDigitalNetwork.com to see the SEC's.

Nice...

BigEast.org is still epic level fail because they don't include the conference champion for football under "Conference championships"

Matt did say that parts of the website still needed work. It's still under construction. Did you expect a finished product right off the bat?

(07-01-2010 02:36 PM)bitcruncher Wrote:  Matt did say that parts of the website still needed work. It's still under construction. Did you expect a finished product right off the bat?

To be honest Bit, I wouldn't have expected the website to have launched like I saw it this morning. It didn't look ready for public consumption. That's my take from working in an IT shop.

Schools and conferences tend to roll out redesigns or start with a new hosting company on July 1 because it is the 1st day of the NCAA's athletic calendar.

It's still under construction. Why I don't know. A businessman who has no knowledge of IT making the decisions for IT would be my guess. I've dealt with my share of 'em...

(07-01-2010 02:20 PM)UofL07 Wrote:  BigEast.org is still epic level fail because they don't include the conference champion for football under "Conference championships"

That is a list of the championship tourneys and events. Since there isn't a football championship game, it isn't listed.

(07-01-2010 08:53 PM)subflea Wrote:  That is a list of the championship tourneys and events. Since there isn't a football championship game, it isn't listed.

They list regular season championships on there though.