ESPN Full Court

[indyfrisco]

Anyone have it? Do you get all games on all ESPN networks including ESPN U, ESPN 360 and ESPN Regional games?

I am considering getting the half year package as A&M has almost all of their games remaining on an ESPN network, but do not want to get the package if I am only going to get to see a game or two more than I normally would.

[Shoalzie]

If you've got a good internet connection and you can get ESPN 360 at your home, you can watch most of those games for free. I can't get it at my home but I can get it at the office. It was cool during football season when I'd go into work on the weekend, I could watch a game while I'm working. I could watch any game on ABC/ESPN. I don't know if it allows you to watch every game on the various ESPN outlets but you can go back and watch old games if you want.

[Degenerate]

I had Full Court last year and ESPNU games were not part of the package. IIRC, ESPNU has been great at dicking fans over by poaching games off Full Court with very little lead time to notify viewers.

[SunCoastSooner]

I had Full Court last year and ESPNU games were not part of the package. IIRC, ESPNU has been great at dicking fans over by poaching games off Full Court with very little lead time to notify viewers.

Such as the entire fucking Big 12 tourny up until the title game? :brad: Which is the reason I will never purchase the package again...

[indyfrisco]

Thanks for the info. I actually had ESPN U on my cable package and didn't even know it. Cue the Aggie jokes.

[indyfrisco]

I ended up buying the 1/2 season package for $75 on Saturday so I could watch the OU/A&M game. I must say I am glad I did. I can pretty much watch the rest of the A&M season now. It was $15 just for the day. I can now watch 7 of the remaining 9 games on ESPN, ESPN2 or Full Court. The other 2 are on ABC and CBS.

Gotta say the 1/2 season package is worth it for the conference games.