Connecticut, Sun., Jan. 15, 12 Noon, FS-1

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NCJohnnie said:
I really don't think most posters are rooting for CMA and the team to fail; there are always going to be a couple. There was understandably a lot of frustration on the site during the poor play we exhibited for several games in a row and even the most optimistic of us are still cautiously optimistic at this point, with good historical reason to be so.

I am going to be in Denver Friday-Sunday and am plotting and scheming to find a way to be in our hotel between 4:30-6:30 so I can watch the game in between other family obligations. As I said to a friend, never under estimate the creativity of a lifelong diehard Johnnie to watch big games no matter the circumstances lol!
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Fox Sports App on your phone with a strong connection works. I watched part of a game during a drive home, only at red lights of course.
 
Jesus Connecticut has fallen off; yet another Loss. I can only imagine how their fans feel, good thing we never lose five in a row
 
austour said:
Fox Sports App on your phone with a strong connection works. I watched part of a game during a drive home, only at red lights of course.
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also both foxsports and espn push a lot more game content to phones than they do to TVs or Web. I think this is due to regional licensing and because they want to put stuff behind paywalls to different types of screens and they all use different tech. So you can use your phone as the stream and then cast it to a bigger screen like a smart tv or computer/laptop display. If your hotel room has a smart tv this should work for you.
This happened to me recently where I had the Roku TV espn app to watch a game and it kept timing out but I pulled it up on my phone without a problem and then cast it to the TV.
 
Red.Fans said:
also both foxsports and espn push a lot more game content to phones than they do to TVs or Web. I think this is due to regional licensing and because they want to put stuff behind paywalls to different types of screens and they all use different tech. So you can use your phone as the stream and then cast it to a bigger screen like a smart tv or computer/laptop display. If your hotel room has a smart tv this should work for you.
This happened to me recently where I had the Roku TV espn app to watch a game and it kept timing out but I pulled it up on my phone without a problem and then cast it to the TV.
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you sound like a technological genius (at least to me). :ROFLMAO:
 
Red.Fans said:
also both foxsports and espn push a lot more game content to phones than they do to TVs or Web. I think this is due to regional licensing and because they want to put stuff behind paywalls to different types of screens and they all use different tech. So you can use your phone as the stream and then cast it to a bigger screen like a smart tv or computer/laptop display. If your hotel room has a smart tv this should work for you.
This happened to me recently where I had the Roku TV espn app to watch a game and it kept timing out but I pulled it up on my phone without a problem and then cast it to the TV.
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True but Fox streams it's live TV games for free to those whose cable contract (yes I have not cut the cord) includes FS. This covers the lion's share of Redmen games. I should have mentioned that to NCJ. It's not accessible to everyone. I believe it's the same for ESPN.
 
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