Any ideas?
In RADIO: 97-9 ESPN , not sure TV.
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They are usually uploaded within 24 hours or so.QUESTION.... How long does it usually take to have games uploaded to huskygames.com?
how about TV for paradise jam?
A thought just came to me. Since no other professional media outlet is televising the exhibition games, why doesn’t UConn “live stream“ the two games like they do first night?
There are millions of fans across the country that would like to see the two games. It’s cruel and unusual punishment to not televise them. Several other programs like UNLV live stream all of their home games for free. We’re only asking for two.
We go 7 l-o-n-g months without UConn basketball, then they expect us to be OK with listening to the game, after having it circled on our calendar since the schedule was released. We’re eager to SEE how our team looks and which players appear to “get it”, and are ready to play meaningful minutes this season.
If UConn can live stream first night, they can live stream the two exhibition games. This is a practice that IMO should become standard operating procedure every year.
Somebody make some phone calls. It’s not too late to make this happen.
In the event the game is not televised or live streamed, those of us that could not attend the game are depending on you folks that do, to give us your analysis and a detailed report of what you observed for 40 minutes that evening, and what we can expect to see against Ohio State.
For me it was is and always will be (in my memory) sports (Uconn Men/women from 1950 on only one station --TIC (the Travelers Insurance Station) AM. When they began televising the UC games ; I'd turn off the TV sound and listen to the radio. Great play by play.I believe that you can listen to both the exhibition games and the Jam here: Listen to 97.9 ESPN Live - Hartford’s Sports Leader | iHeartRadio
This is very retro, though I grew up in the era of radio as the go-to form of entertainment. As a wee lad, I'd hide under the covers past bedtime and listen to Nat Albright read play-by-play recounts of the Brooklyn Dodgers' games. Nat would tap his pencil against the mic whenever contact was made with the ball and tap it really hard for HRs. Today it feels like punishment not to see absolutely every game of any kind the UConn women play. As Geno would say: "This is the world we live in." Man up.
Thanks oldude!They are usually uploaded within 24 hours or so.
Wow, BV, you've been a UConn fan a very long time.For me it was is and always will be (in my memory) sports (Uconn Men/women from 1950 on only one station --TIC (the Travelers Insurance Station) AM. When they began televising the UC games ; I'd turn off the TV sound and listen to the radio. Great play by play.
They are usually uploaded within 24 hours or so.
In prior years exhibition games were not televised live, but eventually showed up on the uconnhuskygames site. If someone is calling the games on radio, and someone is also filming the games, if for no other reason than for the coaches to do a film review with the players, then it’s likely the games will eventually show up on the website.But don't the games have to be televised somewhere in the first place in order to be replayed? At huskygames.com, there is no active replay button for either the exhibitions or the Paradise Jam, so I'm guessing that there will be no replays available for those. It's possible that the flohoops.com filming will become available at some point, but it doesn't appear that huskygames.com will get it. Oh, the deprivation!
Originally the games were broadcast via Smoke Signals. It was a lot more expensive than SNY or Direct or any web site. What made it expensive you had to hire 2 natives and one to translate-often words didn't translate; you can imagine how that came out.Wow, BV, you've been a UConn fan a very long time.
A thought just came to me. Since no other professional media outlet is televising the exhibition games, why doesn’t UConn “live stream“ the two games like they do first night?
There are millions of fans across the country that would like to see the two games. It’s cruel and unusual punishment to not televise them. Several other programs like UNLV live stream all of their home games for free. We’re only asking for two.
We go 7 l-o-n-g months without UConn basketball, then they expect us to be OK with listening to the game, after having it circled on our calendar since the schedule was released. We’re eager to SEE how our team looks and which players appear to “get it”, and are ready to play meaningful minutes this season.
If UConn can live stream first night, they can live stream the two exhibition games. This is a practice that IMO should become standard operating procedure every year.
Somebody make some phone calls. It’s not too late to make this happen.
In the event the game is not televised or live streamed, those of us that could not attend the game are depending on you folks that do, to give us your analysis and a detailed report of what you observed for 40 minutes that evening, and what we can expect to see against Ohio State.
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My pet peeve is : All Uconn Games should be free! Isn't Uconn funded by the people of Connecticut--and some of us expatriots paid in too. No reason for me to be paying Espn, Plus, SNY, Directv and all the rest: games should be FREE. If your candidate isn't running with this message; Dump him/her, now.
That shaggy bearded guy will be me, be careful the Fed may be watching!!
This us what they have done in the past, but I do not see the game listed this year. They would usually just use the radio play by play and the camera system used in Gampel for the jumbotron and piece together a game. It was viewable through UConn's college sports network service.
In prior years exhibition games were not televised live, but eventually showed up on the uconnhuskygames site. If someone is calling the games on radio, and someone is also filming the games, if for no other reason than for the coaches to do a film review with the players, then it’s likely the games will eventually show up on the website.
I believe flohoops.com is going to stream the Paradise Jam. However, it is quite expensive at $29.50/month.
Originally the games were broadcast via Smoke Signals. It was a lot more expensive than SNY or Direct or any web site. What made it expensive you had to hire 2 natives and one to translate-often words didn't translate; you can imagine how that came out.
I went to this tournament once, so it ended up costing me about $1250 per game each for 4 people. So IMO if you can see the games for $10 each and you’re complaining, then you really don’t want to see them very badly.So, I guess the question is how bad do you want to see the Paradise games? Enough to be willing to pony up $10 a game, or settle for waiting for them to be posted on Huskiegames.com? Are we sure those games in fact will be posted, and there will not be any copyright issues with flohoops.com?