I saw this on PlayStation 3 as an app. Can I watch live college sports with it?

(12-23-2012 01:47 PM)Laettners Legacy Wrote:  I saw this on PlayStation 3 as an app. Can I watch live college sports with it?

Looks like its just replays and documentaries etc. that they have the rights to. And not for free either.

http://us.playstation.com/psn/sec-digita...u=11625155

http://www.xossports.com/videogallery.aspx

Thanks. In trying to get where I can dump my dish. With Netflix and hulu and antenna for local news/weather. I'm good except for sports. I watch NFL and college basketball and football. The NFL ticket i can get. Just need college sports

(12-23-2012 05:18 PM)Laettners Legacy Wrote:  Thanks. In trying to get where I can dump my dish. With Netflix and hulu and antenna for local news/weather. I'm good except for sports. I watch NFL and college basketball and football. The NFL ticket i can get. Just need college sports

I'm in the same boat, and my only answer to live cable sports isn't 100% legal.

I remember XOS being the company that the Sun Belt conference used to stream their select games that weren't broadcast. They were some pricey streams, that weren't worth the $. ESPN3 came around and I guess the conference decided it was better to get no income from ESPN3 and get exposure than charge for crappy service.

How is ESPN3? I'm paying $112 a month. The NFL app is $145 once a year. So that's fine. $16 gives me Netflix and huluplus. And the antenna will give me all the local games. But there are the games on ESPN and fox sports south

(12-23-2012 08:26 PM)Laettners Legacy Wrote:  How is ESPN3? I'm paying $112 a month. The NFL app is $145 once a year. So that's fine. $16 gives me Netflix and huluplus. And the antenna will give me all the local games. But there are the games on ESPN and fox sports south

I don't know what ESPN has done to ESPN3 this season. I think they've (logically) only made it available to subscribers (so maybe mooch off someone you know who has the cable package by using their provider's login info). I still don't think they have any in-market (what's on ESPN on your TV at the moment) on there.

I'm mooching Netflix and hulu already ...