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Message: [QUOTE="OldSchooler, post: 4414705, member: 11804"] The website UConnHuskyGames.com has replays of all the women's games, going back many years. It's a great place to enjoy top games from days of yore, and in recent years it was a place to watch full replays (without commercial interruption) of games I couldn't catch live. Here's what the site has listed for this year's projected schedule -- Next to each game are three link columns that you can click on -- BOX SCORE, REPLAY, and HIGHLIGHTS. For all 10 [B]OOC[/B] games (i.e., carried live on a national network like FS1, ESPN, ABC and CBSSN), all three links are available, which means that in addition to watching the game live on the national network, you should also be able to watch a full replay after the fact (usually available within about 36 hours after the game). For all 18 [B]in-conference[/B] games this year on SNY, the REPLAY link box is blank (i.e., not an option), but the BOX SCORE and HIGHLIGHTS links are still available. That means that for viewers outside the SNY market area, you should at least be able to get the box scores and video highlights after the game (again, usually within about 36 hours). Interestingly, the [B]Kutztown[/B] game on November 6 also has all three boxes available, which I assume means that within 36 hours after that game, the box score, highlights AND FULL REPLAY should be available for viewing. If that's true, I don't have to see the game live. ANOTHER OPTION, of which I have availed myself even when I was out of the country, is to listen to games live (very good UConn play-by-play) on the radio. I would lie in bed next to my wife, in the middle of the night, and listen to the games through my earphones. I forget how to reach that radio broadcast. If anyone has a simple set of instructions, I'd appreciate it. [/QUOTE]

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