I just set my TV to record the game on ESPN2 Saturday at 11:00AM. It indicated it was going to be Wrap-Around Coverage. Is the whole game in its entirety being shown anywhere????? HOPE SO HELP
I just set my TV to record the game on ESPN2 Saturday at 11:00AM. It indicated it was going to be Wrap-Around Coverage. Is the whole game in its entirety being shown anywhere????? HOPE SO HELP
They basically had the same map last year, and they showed UConn the whole game here in Vegas.
Yeah I thought so too, but I also remember in the last couple of years ESPN showing games in their entirety to the respective TV markets while everyone else got whip around coverage.Correct me if I am wrong but I seem to recall that only the UConn game was on at 11AM with all other games starting at 1PM (or so) so we could have the slot to ourselves in the early rounds? If so, that is different now. Anyhow, I could be wrong.
I checked and it appears that Amazon's fire TV also has individual game options available as well. It will sure beat streaming them on my computer. I just hate whip around viewing.I live near Tampa and am scheduled for Little Rock vs Florida State.
But I have a TCL Roku tv and get the ESPN app on it which has St Francis vs UCONN listed.
WOO HOO!
If indeed they do this, then yes, those are the individual game broadcasts. They have done it in the past. We have never watched the whip-around unless there was like no interesting game (which happened once in a while).DirecTV is going to have 4 additional channels for the Women's NCAA Tournament coverage. So, games will be available on ESPN2 and channels 788 to 791. I am hoping that they show the actual games in their entirety instead of their whip around (non) coverage.
I just set my TV to record the game on ESPN2 Saturday at 11:00AM. It indicated it was going to be Wrap-Around Coverage. Is the whole game in its entirety being shown anywhere????? HOPE SO HELP
It depends on who your provider is and where you live. I am in NC and have DirecTV and my guide for 11AM EDT shows whip around coverage even though the coverage map indicates that I will probably get the Dukies game.According to the guide, UConn vs St. Francis (Pa) isn't a whip-around game. Maybe check the guide again. I checked the guide after 10:00 p.m. last night.
I'll have my TV on and my computer set to Watch ESPN. If they move the coverage, I'll just step into my computer room.