For those who didn't get to see the game on ESPNU

[TheMatador]

I couldn't see the game because the cable provider I use, XFinity, provides ESPNU as part of a separate package.

I say "cable provider I use" because I use a family member's XFinity, logging in and using the stream. Unfortunately, the package she has only has the regular ESPN's. I don't have cable, don't want to pay for it, and am not asking my family member to upgrade just for me.

If any are in this situation, try going to ESPN3 after the game, because that network does provide the delayed stream.

Just thought this might help some who were frustrated at not seeing the game. I tried every stream, FirstRow, etc., and nothing worked. Finally I listened on WQAM stream. I live a thousand miles from south Florida, otherwise, I'd be at every game.

I don't know if this helps anybody, but for those who just don't have access to ESPNU, they can probably see delayed broadcasts over ESPN2.

That's better than nothing, and better than listening to WQAM.

 

[Gamineal]

poor people thread

 

[madsworldcane]

Use KODI (XBMC). May not always be HD but if
you search around enough of their streams, you will find a quality feed

 

[daddacane]

Watched every play on tape with slow-mo...I wouldn't dare watch it again because this time I'm sure we would loose...

 

[SFbayCane]

I tape Canes games and typically watch them 2 -3 times.

But I cannot remember the last time Ive re-watched an al golden Canes team.

I'd rather watch the grass grow.....and it hasn't rained out here in four years.

 

[Canez1]

I tape Canes games and typically watch them 2 -3 times.

But I cannot remember the last time Ive re-watched an al golden Canes team.

I'd rather watch the grass grow.....and it hasn't rained out here in four years.

Exact same here except I did watch the Florida game and last year's FSU game.

 

[TheMatador]

poor people thread

Or smart. Who pays for cable anymore?

Doreen Christensen: Cut the cord on cable and satellite TV and save big - Sun Sentinel

 

[TheMatador]

I tape Canes games and typically watch them 2 -3 times.

But I cannot remember the last time Ive re-watched an al golden Canes team.

I'd rather watch the grass grow.....and it hasn't rained out here in four years.

Exact same here except I did watch the Florida game and last year's FSU game.

I'm not talking about rewatching. I'm talking about watching for the first time. Some people were on this board yesterday asking about a stream, because they didn't have access to ESPNU. I don't want to give more money to the cable company, they're rich enough as it is.

As far as tapes, I have tapes going back to the mid 80's. Probably taped over a hundred games between the and the early 2000's. i found that I almost never watch any of the old games. I have other things in my life now besides Canes football, and I have been a fanatic fan since before many, if not most, on this board were born.

 

[Gatorhater]

I couldn't see the game because the cable provider I use, XFinity, provides ESPNU as part of a separate package.

I say "cable provider I use" because I use a family member's XFinity, logging in and using the stream. Unfortunately, the package she has only has the regular ESPN's. I don't have cable, don't want to pay for it, and am not asking my family member to upgrade just for me.

If any are in this situation, try going to ESPN3 after the game, because that network does provide the delayed stream.

Just thought this might help some who were frustrated at not seeing the game. I tried every stream, FirstRow, etc., and nothing worked. Finally I listened on WQAM stream. I live a thousand miles from south Florida, otherwise, I'd be at every game.

I don't know if this helps anybody, but for those who just don't have access to ESPNU, they can probably see delayed broadcasts over ESPN2.

That's better than nothing, and better than listening to WQAM.

The sad part is that missing it on TV is just not that big a deal any longer. I remember when walking between me and the screen was punishable by flying projectile. Now I just watch to see if Al gets fired on sideline.