Who do we complain to about 1300 about playing the trips game online. That is some serious BS!


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Andy, I explained to you on the other site, all you had to do was go to live audio on the Towson website and you would have heard the game yesterday.

Terps!!!!!!

(09-14-2014 11:23 AM)andy7171 Wrote:  Who do we complain to about 1300 about playing the trips game online. That is some serious BS!


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I tried through a radio app one week and got the regular weekend CBS Sports show instead. I just guessed that TU was controlling the online distribution, just like you can't hear the Orioles through WBAL online, you have to have MLB radio.

Overall the new web provider has been a disappointment. The streaming audio does not work well and keeps giving out during games. The overall web site is very stripped down and the archives of all past years are all gone. It's like nothing happened before August 2014. Pretty big step backwards for me being so far away. When I was at the season opener I could not get 1300 on the radio inside the stadium so I am guessing it's a pretty low power station. Being on bad radio is no better than not being on the radio at all, and at least I used to be able to listen online with ease.

(09-22-2014 08:49 PM)TowsonTexasTiger Wrote:  Overall the new web provider has been a disappointment. The streaming audio does not work well and keeps giving out during games. The overall web site is very stripped down and the archives of all past years are all gone. It's like nothing happened before August 2014. Pretty big step backwards for me being so far away. When I was at the season opener I could not get 1300 on the radio inside the stadium so I am guessing it's a pretty low power station. Being on bad radio is no better than not being on the radio at all, and at least I used to be able to listen online with ease.

It's 5,000 watts, I think. I'm a little surprised you can't get it in the stadium since 1300 was the flagship for the Orioles when I was at Towson and I could listen to the games all the time.

I wonder if the stadium location is a dead spot or if the stadium structure itself blocks the AM signal.