This is the same reason I'd rather play NDSU rather than EIU if we win our first game...I'm still happy with the #8 seedGRIZFAN20 said:Interesting 'pick your poison' on which team the Griz would rather face. BC seems to have a strong defense, one that might keep the game close in a playoff game where any weird bounce/int could change the game. CC seems to have no problems scoring points, which could lead into a EWU/Sac State shootout type game. Things like strength of schedule, garabage time scores, etc can scew scores and stats to be misleading. Going on quick judgement alone, I would rather play BC, but I have nothing to support that notion.
This is be a very intersting game to follow on Saturday, especially CC's offense vs BC's defense. Helps that it is an early game so the Griz can start prepping for the winner right away.
Only if you have a provider with ESPN3. Perhaps a stupid question (showing my age and lack of tech knowledge), but would the sports bars have a way to carry this game?Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
'68griz said:Only if you have a provider with ESPN3. Perhaps a stupid question (showing my age and lack of tech knowledge), but would the sports bars have a way to carry this game?Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
Now, don't be mean to old people like me. It was an honest question on my part.AllWeatherFan said:'68griz said:Only if you have a provider with ESPN3. Perhaps a stupid question (showing my age and lack of tech knowledge), but would the sports bars have a way to carry this game?Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
Only the ones that like to make money, '68.![]()
'68griz said:Now, don't be mean to old people like me. It was an honest question on my part.AllWeatherFan said:'68griz said:Only if you have a provider with ESPN3. Perhaps a stupid question (showing my age and lack of tech knowledge), but would the sports bars have a way to carry this game?Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
Only the ones that like to make money, '68.![]()
Not that we've been able to find ... so far, other than ESPN3. However, ESPN does seem to have some sort of relationship (contract? "understanding," ... ?) with the HBCU -- Historically Black Colleges & Universities. B-C is an HBCU, so it would not surprise me if they came up with something so this game would actually show up on TV somewhere.Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
'68griz said:Only if you have a provider with ESPN3. Perhaps a stupid question (showing my age and lack of tech knowledge), but would the sports bars have a way to carry this game?Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
'68griz said:Only if you have a provider with ESPN3. Perhaps a stupid question (showing my age and lack of tech knowledge), but would the sports bars have a way to carry this game?Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
Know a couple that own a small place (cafe and drinks). They love group deals. My guess is: At most places, if you can get enough people together to guarantee a crowd (sign up extras, 'cause some will almost certainly not show up), most places with access contracts will fall all over themselves to oblige, even if they have to make special arrangements.OldtiredGRiz said:'68griz said:Only if you have a provider with ESPN3. Perhaps a stupid question (showing my age and lack of tech knowledge), but would the sports bars have a way to carry this game?Grizzoola said:Any way to watch the B-C/CC game?
'68 -- I have a buddy who owns a sports bar. I'm not sure of all the details, but he has package deals with providers (satellite and cable) that require him to pay a set fee based on the amount of seats in his bar. Most of his contracts are annual deals that provide full access, but he does occasionally pay a set fee (again based on his seating capacity) for individual events. So basically, a bar owner would likely have to weigh the cost/benefit analysis to decide whether or not to take the plunge and buy the rights to show the game in his/her bar -- unless it is somehow available on existing contractual feeds.