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Was just curious if anyone knows any schools that offer free webcast? I know SEMO offers them for their home contests via kfvs12.com. It's getting late in the season and there are alot of meaningful games left to be played; so if anyone knows any pass along!

The Southland Conference Game of the Week is streamed live each week for free...can also access the archives for past games for free also...just go to Southland.org and follow the links.

thanks Im going to do that. I mainly get to watch OVC games and a few Missouri Valley games and I really want to follow everyone else in the country

If you create an account, you can watch all Big Sky games for free on Big Sky TV

http://www.bigskyconf.com/Sports/genera ... 8?tab=conf

ill be sure to check that out tonight too...cant wait to see the Griz in action

Several of us post links on game day. (I won't tomorrow as we have an afternoon game) The best for a variety is going to channelsurfing.net and seeing what's on. Near game times refresh as games are added throughout the day

Southland game this week is Northwestern @ SAM
Link available at game time. You have to register but it's free
http://www.southland.org/liveEvents/liv ... M_ID=18400

I watched Big Sky TV last week but found the feed a little less than sharp.

CatMom wrote:Several of us post links on game day. (I won't tomorrow as we have an afternoon game) The best for a variety is going to channelsurfing.net and seeing what's on. Near game times refresh as games are added throughout the day

Southland game this week is Northwestern @ SAM
Link available at game time. You have to register but it's free
http://www.southland.org/liveEvents/liv ... M_ID=18400

I watched Big Sky TV last week but found the feed a little less than sharp.

The quality of BigSkyTV depends on the feed. They just take whatever is offered by whatever tv. In Montana all the Cats and griz games are televised so I only watch BSTV for other BSC games, it's far better than nothing.

All UD home games are streamed at...

JMU @ UD Noon today

http://www.ums.udel.edu/udlive/

http://www.channelsurfing.net/ also has a decent amount every week.

Check back a few minutes after kickoff and the list gets updated with whatever feeds they can get.

GOKATS wrote:

CatMom wrote:Several of us post links on game day. (I won't tomorrow as we have an afternoon game) The best for a variety is going to channelsurfing.net and seeing what's on. Near game times refresh as games are added throughout the day

Southland game this week is Northwestern @ SAM
Link available at game time. You have to register but it's free
http://www.southland.org/liveEvents/liv ... M_ID=18400

I watched Big Sky TV last week but found the feed a little less than sharp.

The quality of BigSkyTV depends on the feed. They just take whatever is offered by whatever tv. In Montana all the Cats and griz games are televised so I only watch BSTV for other BSC games, it's far better than nothing.

It wasn't horrible or anything but was hard to read the numbers (score, time, downs, etc.) the picture wasn't bad just ever so slightly fuzzy (at least to my eyes.....which aren't the best anyway)

CatMom wrote:

GOKATS wrote:
The quality of BigSkyTV depends on the feed. They just take whatever is offered by whatever tv. In Montana all the Cats and griz games are televised so I only watch BSTV for other BSC games, it's far better than nothing.

It wasn't horrible or anything but was hard to read the numbers (score, time, downs, etc.) the picture wasn't bad just ever so slightly fuzzy (at least to my eyes.....which aren't the best anyway)

Thats normal for BigSkyTV. I read on the Griz Board that BigSkyTV tried to increase the bandwidth of their broadcasts, but when they did that, it dropped too many viewers because their internet connections weren't fast enough.

LIke GOKats said, it is better than nothing. Although, I wish they did have a pay service for those whose connections could handle the increased bandwidth.

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