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Next year? We still have 9 ASN games plus the opening rounds of the conference bball tournament this year! I encourage everybody to let ASN know about all your problems. They seem really responsive on facebook and twitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by DogsWin
Yeppers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawg06
Another one, why will Cox not carry CBSSN?
I've been told it's a competitive thing -Quote:
Originally Posted by RougeDawg
Same reason COX will not syndicate to Directv...
Which locks everyone out of the Saints preseason games on Directv and Dish
And by the way - two of the three that are complaining have the ability to have the feed if they were willing to pay $7 a month - considering one pay-per-view is $29 to $49 depending on game - that's cheap
Dogswin is the only one I really feel sorry for, it appears he is just SOL right now
I don't get it on Comcast....so why aren't I pitied? Cuz I don't want rain-delayed satellite service?
You have a choice - others don'tQuote:
Originally Posted by Dawgpix
It took a 44 minute phone call to AT&T for me to find this out (the young lady wasn't a Rhodes scholar), but once I did it, it worked like a charm Saturday!!! The picture was great, the broadcast was great (I really liked the old coach who was their color man - but didn't get his name), and the outcome was even mo better!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
Jim Donnan - former Georgia & Marshall HCQuote:
Originally Posted by DawgFaninHous
Thanks! No wonder he was so knowledgeable! By the way, he stated one time that Tech invented the inside screen back in the 70's!!! He said that was why we ran it so well!Quote:
Originally Posted by sportdawg
I don't want to be pitied. The point was that I got more games when we were in the WAC without paying anything extra. There is no argument to that. Obviously I am not the only one who noticed this. This was just a comment. It can't be refuted so you change the subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
I didn't change the subject - it is available in your market for what one would consider a minimum price...Quote:
Originally Posted by Houston Techsan
Every time it stormed on live sporting events, DISH disappeared. So, then what was my video choice?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
PS--And the technician came and moved the dish twice to no success.
Your logic is impeccable. I (or we) noted that we got more games at no extra cost when we were in the WAC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dwayne From Minden
You immediately said we could get game if we paid more. That is a non sequitur. You're comparing apples to oranges or bananas. But first I would have to upgrade to U300 which is more than a minimun price and then add HD according to other poster which is even more. The first would get me FCS and CBSSN and the second would get me ASN. I've got a great deal on ATT Uverse and it's still $136/month (TV, Tel and internet). When you retire and get on a low fixed income then you can say what a "minimum" price" is. I was hoping to go to a game in Ruston and I may make the Rice game, especially if it's in the afternoon so I don't have to spend $80-120 for a room. Gasoline has gone down but it's still about $30 a tank for my little Honda and it would require two tanks. Tickets are $35 so you're talking about $100 minimum. I went to the NT game because I had a place to stay.
That's why I dropped DirecTV. It rains a lot in Houston.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgpix