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Message: [QUOTE="mbr33ct, post: 4406523, member: 7842"] Not sure if you already went through some previous threads on this topic or not but attaching three thread links here for you. I have to believe you will find your answer in them. The gist from all these threads is twofold; 1) The first and easiest way to watch the UConn games, if one lives in the SNY Tri-State broadcast area (NY, NJ and CT) and your TV provider carries the SNY channel, you watch the games on the SNY channel. I live in CT, I have YouTube TV and SNY is a channel they carry. 2) ...and two, if one is not in the SNY Tri-State viewing area, you would have to use the FoxSports App, [B]providing[/B] you do have a live TV provider and they in turn carry FoxSports, FS1, possibly FS2 (just about all cable/live streaming providers have FoxSports and at least FS1 to my knowledge). You would watch the UConn games from the FoxSports App. Like anything else there are various ways to access this app...from Computer, Phone, any Smart TV/ROKU/as well as others. Just search for FoxSports App on your device and install, you will need to login with your TV provider credentials and that should be it. From reading threads on using the FoxSports App, I got the impression the game does not show on schedule (days in advance) it's almost like a day or even day of game. [URL unfurl="true"]https://the-boneyard.com/threads/sny-on-foxsports-app-merged-thread.175351/[/URL] [URL unfurl="true"]https://the-boneyard.com/threads/question-about-viewing.174510/page-4#post-4090804[/URL] [URL unfurl="true"]https://the-boneyard.com/threads/sny.165657/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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