Baylor (3) @ Stanford (11) - 12/15/18 | The Boneyard

Baylor (3) @ Stanford (11) - 12/15/18

Who will win this game?

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I think Baylor’s size will be a problem, but Stanford is at home. I pick Baylor by 5-8 points.
 
Baylor by 11. Baylor needs to stop the 3pt shots.
 
*Stanford is in the midst of a 14-game winning streak in Maples Pavilion, the 10th longest active stretch in the country.
*Stanford is 8-1 in its last nine home games against top-5 teams.
 
vs Baylor, it's going to be a tough out for Tara et al... too much size... I say Baylor by 20+.
Next up, Tennessee - Stanford has a knack for losing close games that they should win ... it's a toss up cause UT has the horses to really bring it.
I'll be rooting for Stanford is both cases!
 
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Blueballer said:
Ah, finally after a week of nothing, a good game and it's on a network I don't get :(
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For real, this is a big time show down and its put on the PAC 12 network :(

Is there any other way to get some type of stream, really wanted to watch this one.
 
Baylor is favored by 5½ as of 8 am, but I'm going with the underdog. I've heard that some pretty good, well regarded and favored teams have actually lost in years past on that Maples court. :rolleyes: :(
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SECbbfan24 said:
For real, this is a big time show down and its put on the PAC 12 network :(

Is there any other way to get some type of stream, really wanted to watch this one.
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Didn't @Shades in the original thread post include a link for an alternate streaming source?
 
These curious closed door streaming arrangements of the PAC-12 are designed to insure their continued whining franchise about being ignored?
 
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Blueballer said:
Ah, finally after a week of nothing, a good game and it's on a network I don't get :(
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You can try Fubo or Sling or one of the other over-the-top services for a free 7-day trial.
 
huskyd said:
then cancel after the Stanford game . . .
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Even better, cancel 7 days after the Stanford game.

If you’ve already used your free trial a year ago, how soon can you try to get a free trial again?
 
huskyd said:
Appears at the Fubo website that you CAN get 7 free days of programming. Sign up to pay $40/mo., then cancel after the Stanford game . . .
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As I mentioned in another thread, I had plans to parlay the FuboTV 7 day trial period "hopefully" capture both games, Baylor vs Stanford (Today) and next Saturday's UConn vs Cal also on PAC-12 Network.

Unfortunately my plan to watch both games does not reach next Saturday's game. Just signed up with Fubo TV but the 7 days trial only reaches same time next Saturday [time of creating account], (if you signed up for today's game just before 3pm [game time]...the 7 days will end at 3pm next Saturday, before the UConn game! :mad: I'm going to pull a Triaddukefan and "forget" about cancelling within the 7 days so that I can watch both games...and cancel within the first month of FubtoTV...If only the scheduling between both games was off by 2 hours! :(
 
They’ll probably give you a day or two grace period to cancel if you call into customer service. They want to keep people happy. That’s how you build a base.
 
Man. Once again I'm glad to have Spectrum here in NYC. Both the Stanford game and UConn are available for me. I guess I'll have to wait before I cut the cord.
 
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RockyMTblue2 said:
These curious closed door streaming arrangements of the PAC-12 are designed to insure their continued whining franchise about being ignored?
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More like, designed to ensure that the Pac-12's reputation for bad business decisions remains intact.
 
Actually, the Pac-12 is one of the more generous networks. They’ve been offering totally free streams of the out of conference Pac-12 home games. Except this game is a little too good to give away.
 
Shades said:
Actually, the Pac-12 is one of the more generous networks. They’ve been offering totally free streams of the out of conference Pac-12 home games. Except this game is a little too good to give away.
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Mmmm, but I think those are only for the games that the network decides not to carry. Those free-stream games are produced (and, I assume, paid for) by the institutions. The quality varies pretty widely from school to school. Ironically, the LA schools run some of the lowest-quality free streams in the conference.
 
Does BTN or SEC Network provide free streams (to non-subscribers) of games that are broadcast on their network? I get BTN with my cable package, but not SEC. I don't know the answer, but I'm kinda thinking the answer is no. I'm sure Longhorn Network doesn't give stuff away for free.

If you want to be mad at somebody, be mad at ESPN for not picking the game up. They can broadcast any game they want to and are ahead of Pac 12 Network in the pecking order. So is Fox Sports.
 
nwhoopfan said:
Does BTN or SEC Network provide free streams (to non-subscribers) of games that are broadcast on their network? I get BTN with my cable package, but not SEC. I don't know the answer, but I'm kinda thinking the answer is no. I'm sure Longhorn Network doesn't give stuff away for free.

If you want to be mad at somebody, be mad at ESPN for not picking the game up. They can broadcast any game they want to and are ahead of Pac 12 Network in the pecking order. So is Fox Sports.
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There's blame to go around. ESPN is less likely to pick up a women's game on a Saturday, when most of the men's teams are in action. The Pac-12 has done the poorest job among the conference networks of getting into households.
 
nwhoopfan said:
Does BTN or SEC Network provide free streams (to non-subscribers) of games that are broadcast on their network? I get BTN with my cable package, but not SEC. I don't know the answer, but I'm kinda thinking the answer is no. I'm sure Longhorn Network doesn't give stuff away for free.

If you want to be mad at somebody, be mad at ESPN for not picking the game up. They can broadcast any game they want to and are ahead of Pac 12 Network in the pecking order. So is Fox Sports.
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Are these binary choices, or can we ,who don't get to watch , be mad at everybody? BTW, I get SEC and BTN but no PAC 12. :mad::(Head bang
 
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Bama fan said:
Are these binary choices, or can we ,who don't get to watch , be mad at everybody? BTW, I get SEC and BTN but no PAC 12. :mad::(Head bang
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Yes you can be mad at everybody. Equal opportunity outrage.
 
nwhoopfan said:
Does BTN or SEC Network provide free streams (to non-subscribers) of games that are broadcast on their network? I get BTN with my cable package, but not SEC. I don't know the answer, but I'm kinda thinking the answer is no. I'm sure Longhorn Network doesn't give stuff away for free.
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That's why I'm saying the Pac-12 is the most generous with their WCBB games. What you get from Pac-12 for free, you'd have to pay $14.99/mo with BTN+ in the Big Ten Network. I wouldn't mind saving $45/yr.

nwhoopfan said:
If you want to be mad at somebody, be mad at ESPN for not picking the game up. They can broadcast any game they want to and are ahead of Pac 12 Network in the pecking order. So is Fox Sports.
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This part I'm not quite understanding. ESPN owns the SEC Network. They're developing the ACC Network to begin in 2019. I don't believe ESPN has the right of first choice of PAC games. It may seem like it sometimes, but I'm sure they're paying the price. I'm glad ESPN doesn't own the Pac-12 Network. Like the Big Ten network, they don't give anything away for free.
 
Correct, no connection between ESPN and Pac 12 Network. But if you look at men's hoops and football, it sure looks like Pac 12 Network is broadcasting games that ABC, NBC, ESPN and Fox all passed on. I believe they are last in line.
 
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