ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

(06-12-2016 04:11 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

Yes, but ESPN3 is not available on your tv. These are all games that are broadcasted nationally over the magic moving picture box.

(06-12-2016 04:23 PM)SENOREIDA Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:11 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

Yes, but ESPN3 is not available on your tv. These are all games that are broadcasted nationally over the magic moving picture box.

Yea I get that. I was referencing his comment above in bold. It seemed like he was suggesting that not all conference games are guaranteed to be on some ESPN affiliate (even if that is ESPN3).

As someone who has a Roku and SlingTV account, ESPN3 is just fine with me!!!

Although the added exposure of ESPN / ESPN2 is huge.

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I would think we will get more than this like any of our teams visiting P5 teams. For example GS at GT & GS at Ole Miss will most likely be on ACC & SEC networks as well.

(06-12-2016 04:23 PM)SENOREIDA Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:11 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

Yes, but ESPN3 is not available on your tv. These are all games that are broadcasted nationally over the magic moving picture box.

I thought the ESPN3 games were televised on Dish and maybe even DirecTV channels?

(06-12-2016 04:28 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:23 PM)SENOREIDA Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:11 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

Yes, but ESPN3 is not available on your tv. These are all games that are broadcasted nationally over the magic moving picture box.

Yea I get that. I was referencing his comment above in bold. It seemed like he was suggesting that not all conference games are guaranteed to be on some ESPN affiliate (even if that is ESPN3).

As someone who has a Roku and SlingTV account, ESPN3 is just fine with me!!!

Although the added exposure of ESPN / ESPN2 is huge.

I have beIN on my SlingTV package; along with SEC network and 4 ESPN channels (ESPN, ESPN2, U and News)

(06-12-2016 04:23 PM)SENOREIDA Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:11 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

Yes, but ESPN3 is not available on your tv. These are all games that are broadcasted nationally over the magic moving picture box.

Actually, you can watch espn3 on your tv.....as long as it's a 'smart' tv. And you can always watch ANY ESPN channel on your computer.

2016.

Still having to explain ESPN3.

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(06-12-2016 04:28 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:23 PM)SENOREIDA Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:11 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

Yes, but ESPN3 is not available on your tv. These are all games that are broadcasted nationally over the magic moving picture box.

Yea I get that. I was referencing his comment above in bold. It seemed like he was suggesting that not all conference games are guaranteed to be on some ESPN affiliate (even if that is ESPN3).

As someone who has a Roku and SlingTV account, ESPN3 is just fine with me!!!

Although the added exposure of ESPN / ESPN2 is huge.

I also have Roku and Sling TV. With the Watch ESPN Channel on Roku I can watch ESPN3 games on my TV. Watch ESPN and Sling TV give me ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews, SEC Network, Longhorn Network, ACC Network, BeIn, etc. All the choices are just amazing.

You know, I just wish that ESPN3 would have the digital 1st and 10 markers on it

(06-12-2016 08:14 PM)itsmeagain Wrote:  You know, I just wish that ESPN3 would have the digital 1st and 10 markers on it

Improve your broadcast. I don't think SBC teams pay for production but we're responsible for getting the production teams together or something like that.

However that mechanism works, it's all contingent on the production to do it. It's not a limitation of being on a stream.

(06-12-2016 04:39 PM)airtroop Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:23 PM)SENOREIDA Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:11 PM)CoastalAlum2011 Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 04:09 PM)CardinalBlackTrojan Wrote:  ESPN/ESPN2
Miami(FL) @ Appalachian State
Georgia Southern @ Arkansas State
Appalachian State @ Louisiana

ESPNU
Toledo @ Arkansas State
Troy @ South Alabama
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Georgia State
Louisiana @ Georgia Southern
Arkansas State @ Troy

SEC/ACC Network (ESPN affiliate)
Appalachian State @ Tennessee
South Alabama @ Mississippi State
Troy @ Clemson
Arkansas State @ Auburn
New Mexico State @ Kentucky
Texas State @ Arkansas

Most likely every other Sun Belt intra-conference game will be on ESPN3. There are also some OOC games that will be shown on BeIN Sports (good luck watching that game) and CBS Sports Network.

I'm pretty happy with how many games ESPN is showing on their national channels. Seems like more than last season???

I thought the deal was that ALL sun belt conference games were on an ESPN channel (usually ESPN3). Is that not true?

Yes, but ESPN3 is not available on your tv. These are all games that are broadcasted nationally over the magic moving picture box.

I thought the ESPN3 games were televised on Dish and maybe even DirecTV channels?

Direct has a deal to show up to 8 simultaneous ESPN3 streams over the air. ESPN GamePlan used to carry all these as well, but GamePlan doesn't exist anymore. The package now is called ESPN College Extra.

As stated in the release: Live events will be accessible to customers of AT&T U-verse and DIRECTV – which is now part of the AT&T family – Bright House Networks, Cox, Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS and select NCTC members.

http://espnmediazone.com/us/press-releas...ege-extra/

GS at GT is definitely going to be on tv. It will probably be announced a mo th before the game like last time. GS at Ole Miss will probably be SEC network and won't be announced until later either.

(06-13-2016 06:34 AM)eaglewraith Wrote:  

(06-12-2016 08:14 PM)itsmeagain Wrote:  You know, I just wish that ESPN3 would have the digital 1st and 10 markers on it

Improve your broadcast. I don't think SBC teams pay for production but we're responsible for getting the production teams together or something like that.

However that mechanism works, it's all contingent on the production to do it. It's not a limitation of being on a stream.

As far as I know, we don't do any of the production for the football games. ESPN provides the tech and commentators and runs it all. I assume that is one of the caveats with the CUSA contact, they're responsible for production instead. On the other hand, all basketball games can be shown on ESPN3 but each school is responsible for production. Hence one of our commentators is a former player.