Is the NFL network going to show any CUSA games this year?

No

Thanks

I believe all 9 of those games were picked up by cbssn.[/align]

clt is hearing no

And Stadium games on the Fox regional sports networks now owned by Sinclair is better coverage anyway. The regional sports networks are must carry in the basic tier on most systems unlike NFL Network.

(09-27-2020 09:43 PM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  And Stadium games on the Fox regional sports networks now owned by Sinclair is better coverage anyway. The regional sports networks are must carry in the basic tier on most systems unlike NFL Network.

I'm not so sure about that, FD. I thought the NFL Network did a great job with the LA Tech games.

(09-27-2020 09:43 PM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  And Stadium games on the Fox regional sports networks now owned by Sinclair is better coverage anyway. The regional sports networks are must carry in the basic tier on most systems unlike NFL Network.

Not on YouTubeTV anymore. I used to get FSSW and FSNO. Now I don't get either. They did add NFLN though.

(09-29-2020 01:08 PM)Saint Greg Wrote:  

(09-27-2020 09:43 PM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  And Stadium games on the Fox regional sports networks now owned by Sinclair is better coverage anyway. The regional sports networks are must carry in the basic tier on most systems unlike NFL Network.

Not on YouTubeTV anymore. I used to get FSSW and FSNO. Now I don't get either. They did add NFLN though.

Cordcutters take that risk when they move away from established cable and satellite providers. The lower prices with streaming services are lower for a reason. Less content.

With DirecTV SportsPack, all ESPN3 games have been carried on one of the dedicated ESPN College Extra channels. That includes the WKU-MT game Saturday on channel 791.

And I get all regional sports networks including the Fox/Sinclair regional networks when they aren't carrying pro sports that I do not subscribe to. Those aren't all available through any streaming service.

(10-03-2020 02:07 AM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  

(09-29-2020 01:08 PM)Saint Greg Wrote:  

(09-27-2020 09:43 PM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  And Stadium games on the Fox regional sports networks now owned by Sinclair is better coverage anyway. The regional sports networks are must carry in the basic tier on most systems unlike NFL Network.

Not on YouTubeTV anymore. I used to get FSSW and FSNO. Now I don't get either. They did add NFLN though.

Cordcutters take that risk when they move away from established cable and satellite providers. The lower prices with streaming services are lower for a reason. Less content.

With DirecTV SportsPack, all ESPN3 games have been carried on one of the dedicated ESPN College Extra channels. That includes the WKU-MT game Saturday on channel 791.

And I get all regional sports networks including the Fox/Sinclair regional networks when they aren't carrying pro sports that I do not subscribe to. Those aren't all available through any streaming service.

That's not the problem. Cord cutters are not the problem. There is not one satellite or cable company that offers the kind of package that is required of watching all of the CUSA games. That is the issue.

(10-03-2020 07:47 AM)rileylives Wrote:  

(10-03-2020 02:07 AM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  

(09-29-2020 01:08 PM)Saint Greg Wrote:  

(09-27-2020 09:43 PM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  And Stadium games on the Fox regional sports networks now owned by Sinclair is better coverage anyway. The regional sports networks are must carry in the basic tier on most systems unlike NFL Network.

Not on YouTubeTV anymore. I used to get FSSW and FSNO. Now I don't get either. They did add NFLN though.

Cordcutters take that risk when they move away from established cable and satellite providers. The lower prices with streaming services are lower for a reason. Less content.

With DirecTV SportsPack, all ESPN3 games have been carried on one of the dedicated ESPN College Extra channels. That includes the WKU-MT game Saturday on channel 791.

And I get all regional sports networks including the Fox/Sinclair regional networks when they aren't carrying pro sports that I do not subscribe to. Those aren't all available through any streaming service.

That's not the problem. Cord cutters are not the problem. There is not one satellite or cable company that offers the kind of package that is required of watching all of the CUSA games. That is the issue.

That package is DirecTV with SportsPack. I could have watched all but one C-USA game played so far this year using my satellite TV subscription. No computer required since no C-USA games have been ESPN+ only so far this year. All C-USA ESPN3 games except the Thursday night UCA at UAB game have been shown on the DirecTV ESPN College Extra channels included with SportsPack.

There have been 29 games involving C-USA teams so far this year with the conference combined record 17-18 including 6 conference games.

Games on DirecTV with SportsPack subscription (28)
CBS national--1, ESPN2--6, ESPN College Extra channels--5, CBSSN--4, ESPN--3, ESPNU--3, Stadium-Sinclair/FOX regional networks--3, ACCN--2, LHN--1

This coming weekend is no different with two games each on ESPN2, ESPNU, and Stadium-Sinclair/FOX networks.