It's indoors...you don't need that much coverage.I'm lost trying to find the game on UVerse for my parents in Branford.
I'm lost trying to find the game on UVerse for my parents in Branford.
Corporate games????I really, really despise these corporate games.
Games as in manipulation.Corporate games????
Makes even less sense to me???? What the heck are you talking about???Games as in manipulation.
I am talking about the UCONN schedule being split up to numerous sources all of which must be bought separately in order to see the games. A couple of regular networks plus SNY are fine but for my folks who have limited economic resources and mental facilities to have to track down individual games and purchase channels for one month and then to remember to cancel them again because they will be on auto renew is to me corporate economic games. Watching the Red Sox and UCONN SPORTS is their basic joy and the complexity of this for them irritates me, especially, given the cost of service to start with.Makes even less sense to me???? What the heck are you talking about???
And at least I gave you the evidence and support of numerous sites and history saying what I did in contrast to your argument which was but she leaves the ground. As I said if that was the definition of a jump shot then a lay up is a jump shot, too.Now you know how I felt when I was told Chong doesn't shoot a jumper.
You never were in it.If you think I am going to get into this again with you, you are crazier than I thought.
Well, thanks, I guess. Glad you posted the channel finder link. Sorry it told me I don't get CBSSN.They have a "channel finder" on the CBS SN page - you can drop in your ZIP code and service provider, and it gives you the channel.
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You are such a child.Blah blah.....back on ignore
As you love to say call it as I see it. I used to defend you to people.Thanks, your holier than thou-ness.
My folks love the SNY coverage but the schedule is getting picked apart by multiple outlets. I wonder how much they make on folks forgetting to cancel service. The same had become true with CPTV.There are a lot of folks, especially seniors, who have been hurt by UCONN's departure from CPTV.
There are a lot of folks, especially seniors, who have been hurt by UCONN's departure from CPTV.
It is a one handed push shot as developed in the 1930s. It was developed by Hank Luisetti and a couple of contemporaneous players. It replaced the traditional two handed set shot and was shot off a bunny hop or a legged runner. There is some fascinating history surrounding Hank and his Stanford team and the importance of the shot. The key difference in identifying the two is whether the shot starts from the chin and shoulders with a push vs whether it is started from the eyes or above with an extension around the fulcrum of the elbow and a flip of the wrist.Sorry, Icebear. Saniya shoots a jumper. It may not be conventional, but she does shoot a jump shot. Did Rick Barry not shoot free throws because he shot them underhanded?
No, I am not speaking behind your back. Two to five years ago people came complaining to me about you when I said I enjoyed you.Do me a favor. Show some control and don't read my posts. Don't reply to me. And don't defend me to anyone. Don't talk behind my back either. It's clear you are doing that.
Maybe a little self-examination would help. I don't pretend to be above it all.
Just to be clear, CBSSN has broadcast one UConn game per year since the 2008-2009 season, i.e, even when CPTV was broadcasting UConn games.
oh wow. That's senior night. However, I'll be at that game.UConnCat said:An addendum to my previous post and and early heads-up: Rutgers at UConn on March 1 will also be carried on CBSSN.