Ashamed said:argh! said:Ashamed said:It will be on Firstrow, like always for those that cannot make the game.
firstrow has listed griz games many times, but so far none have actually made it online.
And when I have clicked on the link, have had no problem getting the game. :roll:
EverettGriz said:CatzWillRise said:I was under the impression that home games are not broadcast on BSTV, but gogriz.com which is fee based. But I don't follow that closely.![]()
No. Unless they're Root games, they're available at bstv.
I agree. UM is slowly killing the Golden Goose. The old adage of out of sight, out of mind really comes into play here. People on Egriz assume the rest of the country knows what "Roots" is....and suggestions to go to a sports bar are not feasible for many. In fact, it is downright surprising when leaving Montana to discover how many people don't drink or even feel comfortable going to bars. Oh, well...there are some good games on Saturday...Iowagriz said:I've completely given up on even trying to find a stream. Becuase of this, I've also lost interest in the team and the university. Sure, I check the score on Sunday morning, but it certainly isn't the same as a few years back. I had planned on going to the SD game in a few weeks, now that is not likely. Very hard to stay excited about them when you never get to see any games.
argh! said:my, aren't you a stud. until this year i watched every game for... i don't know, 14 years(?). not this year, though - not everyone can afford to blow $100+ bucks a month plus hook-up fees plus whatever other hassle is involved hooking up directtv just to watch four-five griz games. or, in my case, just don't think it is a good value, since tv is for losers like 1234. also, i don't live in a place where an bars are likely to put on a football game between two obscure lower division football teams, so i'll just have to do something else with my time. it's ok, though, as it makes me less likely to donate to um (the out of sight, out of mind comment was right on), so i 'save' even more money.
The choice of who carries the games is not 100% up to UM. The Big Sky Conference is who inked the deal with Root Sports. If the local stations had it their way, they'd still be covering 100% of the games, with streaming. Root Sports streaming the games should have been negotiated into the contract with the conference. When there is a game not carried by Root, a local station does pick it up, but it'll be streamed on bigskytv. KPAX used to have the sort of deal you are wishing for. They carried all the games and streamed the games through their website.octiparan said:At our house we dumped satellite/cable because it was a waste of money no matter what package we purchased. (Same show with the same episode on 3 - 5 channels at the same time is an example of waste). There are more people every day tossing their subscription Television.
If UM had any brains they would have picked a company that could broadcast AND stream the games. A fee for each stream or season pass could have covered the costs and have competent announcers and camera work . This way every class of fan every where would have access to the games.
Instead they break up the games and sell them to different companies on mainly regional sports networks and what's left gets BigSky TV which is mostly noted for sticking some freshman on top of the press box with one camera.
There is a lot of truth the out site out of mind comment with Griz Football here at Octiparan Manor. At times I wonder if it is a deliberate action to prevent or make nigh impossible for fans to watch a game.
Just to short circuit any "not a real fan" comments. I used to walk to Dornblaser from campus to support the team during those awful years in late 70's and early 80's.
octiparan said:At our house we dumped satellite/cable because it was a waste of money no matter what package we purchased. (Same show with the same episode on 3 - 5 channels at the same time is an example of waste). There are more people every day tossing their subscription Television.
If UM had any brains they would have picked a company that could broadcast AND stream the games. A fee for each stream or season pass could have covered the costs and have competent announcers and camera work . This way every class of fan every where would have access to the games.
Instead they break up the games and sell them to different companies on mainly regional sports networks and what's left gets BigSky TV which is mostly noted for sticking some freshman on top of the press box with one camera.
There is a lot of truth the out site out of mind comment with Griz Football here at Octiparan Manor. At times I wonder if it is a deliberate action to prevent or make nigh impossible for fans to watch a game.
Just to short circuit any "not a real fan" comments. I used to walk to Dornblaser from campus to support the team during those awful years in late 70's and early 80's.
octiparan said:At our house we dumped satellite/cable because it was a waste of money no matter what package we purchased. (Same show with the same episode on 3 - 5 channels at the same time is an example of waste). There are more people every day tossing their subscription Television.
If UM had any brains they would have picked a company that could broadcast AND stream the games. A fee for each stream or season pass could have covered the costs and have competent announcers and camera work . This way every class of fan every where would have access to the games.
Instead they break up the games and sell them to different companies on mainly regional sports networks and what's left gets BigSky TV which is mostly noted for sticking some freshman on top of the press box with one camera.
There is a lot of truth the out site out of mind comment with Griz Football here at Octiparan Manor. At times I wonder if it is a deliberate action to prevent or make nigh impossible for fans to watch a game.
Just to short circuit any "not a real fan" comments. I used to walk to Dornblaser from campus to support the team during those awful years in late 70's and early 80's.