I'm unable to travel all over the West to see Pop up play ball. What service offers the best selection of college baseball to watch?
Thank you.
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I'm not sure a package exists. When my nephew played four years in the Big Ten, it was StatTracker. Every once in a while games would be covered on the internet streaming a radio broadcast (away games) and the Big Ten Network would show a few games from the schedule. Predetermined before the season started.
Son's conference is not one of the big revenue conferences. Comcast does provide some ACC and SEC games in our area, but I'm not aware of a package that can be purchased to watch specific college baseball games. Based on the question, I wonder if this may be a regional thing that is available in the Northwest but not available in the Mid-Atlatnic?
All the games I've seen over the internet require that you either view through a service (live streaming video) that typically charges a nominal fee or watch the avatars & statistics update over the web (typically free). If I'm missing something, please let me know.
All the games I've seen over the internet require that you either view through a service (live streaming video) that typically charges a nominal fee or watch the avatars & statistics update over the web (typically free). If I'm missing something, please let me know.
Check with his "sports media relations" person at his school. I subscribed to All Access thru his campus. Homes games were streamed (only 1 or 2 camera angles). Away games were relay-broadcast over a local radio station.
It all depends on whether the school has an outlet. Some conferences have media streaming, too.
The BIG guns (U of Texas) have their own network & make a ton!!
It all depends on whether the school has an outlet. Some conferences have media streaming, too.
The BIG guns (U of Texas) have their own network & make a ton!!
In addition to those already mentioned here, keep your eye on ESPNU and/or its internet companion, ESPN3.
Unfortunately, you're probably going to have to jump around among various sources to get the best views you can.
Unfortunately, you're probably going to have to jump around among various sources to get the best views you can.
Try this...see if his college participates. Think is was $9.95 per mo., or you could order 1 year...
All Accesss subscription.
Lists all colleges that participate
http://collegenetwork.cbssports.com/partners/map.html
sometimes, channelsurfing.com...free
All Accesss subscription.
Lists all colleges that participate
http://collegenetwork.cbssports.com/partners/map.html
sometimes, channelsurfing.com...free
There CBS College Sports, Fox Regional Sports, ESPNU and ESPN3.com and conference packages available on the internet.
ESPNU will be having Thursday night SEC baseball and another night (Monday perhaps) ACC baseball this spring.
We have DIRECTTV and subscribe to the regional sports package, which is about 25-30 regional channels, some FOX owned, some not. Once baseball gets going, the regional channels carry some college games and it seems like there are 2-3 on almost every weekend.
Here's a link to the ACC schedule:
http://sportsmediajournal.com/...this-spring-on-espn/
and here's the SEC schedule:
http://www.collegebaseballdail...-schedule-announced/
We have DIRECTTV and subscribe to the regional sports package, which is about 25-30 regional channels, some FOX owned, some not. Once baseball gets going, the regional channels carry some college games and it seems like there are 2-3 on almost every weekend.
Here's a link to the ACC schedule:
http://sportsmediajournal.com/...this-spring-on-espn/
and here's the SEC schedule:
http://www.collegebaseballdail...-schedule-announced/
My son is playing ball in Alabama now and due to money restrictions I will be limited to a couple of trips to see him live . Luckily , the school has a web broadcast for each game so i'll be spending alot of time at the computer listening .