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Boxcast and ECAC coverage
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Re: Boxcast and ECAC coverage
I'm fairly certain we get SNY in this area, so it will be covered in that sense. They may not have planned things this far in advance.
I'm fairly certain we get SNY in this area, so it will be covered in that sense. They may not have planned things this far in advance.
ZYanksRule
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Re: Boxcast and ECAC coverage
If their website is anything like the quality of their coverage, don't even bother. Just search for it yourself with your guide.
The fact ECAC can do no better than the awful ASN coverage is disappointing.
BTW, SNY has a live Mets game on Friday night, so they won't be able to do the semifinals.
If their website is anything like the quality of their coverage, don't even bother. Just search for it yourself with your guide.
The fact ECAC can do no better than the awful ASN coverage is disappointing.
BTW, SNY has a live Mets game on Friday night, so they won't be able to do the semifinals.
ZYanksRule
GO BOBCATS!!
Re: Boxcast and ECAC coverage
I just found the ECAC semifinals on my FiOS cable listing. It's a channel I've never heard of called Arise. It's an SD-only channel on my account, channel 481 on FiOS.
I suppose it's possible more networks could pick it up once the teams are known, but for now that's the only network I see it on.
I just found the ECAC semifinals on my FiOS cable listing. It's a channel I've never heard of called Arise. It's an SD-only channel on my account, channel 481 on FiOS.
I suppose it's possible more networks could pick it up once the teams are known, but for now that's the only network I see it on.
Re: Boxcast and ECAC coverage
Verizon Fios Channels 450-500 are local-market specific. Also, since when did Connecticut get Fios?
Verizon Fios Channels 450-500 are local-market specific. Also, since when did Connecticut get Fios?
ZYanksRule
GO BOBCATS!!
Re: Boxcast and ECAC coverage
I live in NY. Pay no attention to my location. Never changed it after graduating, I guess. Haha.
I live in NY. Pay no attention to my location. Never changed it after graduating, I guess. Haha.
Re: Boxcast and ECAC coverage
Then channel 481 for you is probably only available in NYC and northern NJ.
The ECAC Championship game on March 19 is tentatively scheduled for broadcast on SportsNet New York, which covers all of New York, Connecticut, and Northern NJ. Comcast and Verizon do carry the "national" feed of SNY outside these areas, but it is SD only, and requires a sports pack (Comcast) or a subscription to the "Ultimate" package (Verizon). So the league's championship game will be reliably available on cable in the home areas for 9 of the 12 ECAC schools (all except Brown, Harvard, and Dartmouth). Sadly it looks like no Boston area coverage unless you go out of your way to get the SNY national feed
Then channel 481 for you is probably only available in NYC and northern NJ.
The ECAC Championship game on March 19 is tentatively scheduled for broadcast on SportsNet New York, which covers all of New York, Connecticut, and Northern NJ. Comcast and Verizon do carry the "national" feed of SNY outside these areas, but it is SD only, and requires a sports pack (Comcast) or a subscription to the "Ultimate" package (Verizon). So the league's championship game will be reliably available on cable in the home areas for 9 of the 12 ECAC schools (all except Brown, Harvard, and Dartmouth). Sadly it looks like no Boston area coverage unless you go out of your way to get the SNY national feed