I don't know about a DVR option. I do know you can watch replays, but I don't know how long they stay up for or if there are any limitations. At this very moment, I can log into Peacock and see the replay for the UConn MBB game vs Butler from January 21, so they do keep them around for a little while.Question about Peacock: Is there a way to watch later if one is tied up during the game? Do they keep the game around for a day or two like Fox, or is there something akin to a DVR option?
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Seems unlikely. The new contract covers 65 games which is about a third of all the conference games. We thought SNY might still be in the picture, but based on yesterday's game it sure seems like they know they are done after this season.I just hope that all the women's games will be available. Will Fox, NBC, and TNT care about broadcasting blow-outs against lesser BE teams?
Yes. I haven't used it yet, but it does exist.Question about Peacock: Is there a way to watch later if one is tied up during the game? Do they keep the game around for a day or two like Fox, or is there something akin to a DVR option?
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Correct. You will just need to have access to whomever is caring the game. Could be Fox, FS1, FS2, NBC, Peacock, TNT, or TBS, (and possibly CBS Sportsnet for a game or 2.)So for those in the nyc metro area I assume fox will not block us from watching since SNY is no longer broadcasting. Is this a correct assumption
In the earlier thread that I posted here, there’s no mention of FloSports, so...Yes... Fox will, be doing them. I hope all of them. No Flosports (I hope!)
Also MAX is included as a new carrier...Correct. You will just need to have access to whomever is caring the game. Could be Fox, FS1, FS2, NBC, Peacock, TNT, or TBS, (and possibly CBS Sportsnet for a game or 2.)
Correct, but no game will exclusively be on max. I believe they will simulcast the TNT and/or TBS games.Also MAX is included as a new carrier...