Grizrule#1
Well-known member
Saturday’s football game between Montana and South Dakota is one of two Griz games airing as part of a six-game Max Media package on KTMF-TV in Missoula.
The Grizzlies’ Oct. 13 home game against Southern Utah is also slated for Max Media pickup. The company formerly broadcast the entire Montana State schedule.
That arrangement went by the wayside when the Big Sky Conference sold first-choice TV rights to Root Sports, which kicks off its nine-week package with the Montana-Northern Arizona game Sept. 22.
KPAX-TV and its Montana Television Network, the former TV home of Griz football, is not scheduled to broadcast any UM games this season.
Four Montana State home games are on the Max Media schedule this fall. The Bobcats’ opener against Chadron State at 7 p.m. Thursday leads the ticket, along with games against Stephen F. Austin Sept. 15, Northern Colorado Sept. 22 and North Dakota Oct. 27.
The Griz and Bobcats dominate the previously-announced Root Sports TV package; every game on the regional networks covering the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Northwest regions will involve one of the two in-state squads, including the Cat-Griz matchup Nov. 17.
Also, all of the Root Sports games will be simulcast nationwide on DirecTV’s Audience Network (channel 101). The satellite broadcaster has owned the regional sports operation since 2008.
UM’s game Sept. 8 at Appalachian State is scheduled to be shown on ESPN3 and ESPN GamePlan pay-per-view. The Grizzlies’ home game Sept. 15 is slated for a spot on Altitude Sports
***MY OWN NOTE: But does anyone know if you need DirectTV to view the games on Root Sports? Does DISH show them as well?
The Grizzlies’ Oct. 13 home game against Southern Utah is also slated for Max Media pickup. The company formerly broadcast the entire Montana State schedule.
That arrangement went by the wayside when the Big Sky Conference sold first-choice TV rights to Root Sports, which kicks off its nine-week package with the Montana-Northern Arizona game Sept. 22.
KPAX-TV and its Montana Television Network, the former TV home of Griz football, is not scheduled to broadcast any UM games this season.
Four Montana State home games are on the Max Media schedule this fall. The Bobcats’ opener against Chadron State at 7 p.m. Thursday leads the ticket, along with games against Stephen F. Austin Sept. 15, Northern Colorado Sept. 22 and North Dakota Oct. 27.
The Griz and Bobcats dominate the previously-announced Root Sports TV package; every game on the regional networks covering the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Northwest regions will involve one of the two in-state squads, including the Cat-Griz matchup Nov. 17.
Also, all of the Root Sports games will be simulcast nationwide on DirecTV’s Audience Network (channel 101). The satellite broadcaster has owned the regional sports operation since 2008.
UM’s game Sept. 8 at Appalachian State is scheduled to be shown on ESPN3 and ESPN GamePlan pay-per-view. The Grizzlies’ home game Sept. 15 is slated for a spot on Altitude Sports
***MY OWN NOTE: But does anyone know if you need DirectTV to view the games on Root Sports? Does DISH show them as well?