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Links to games to watch on TV, stream on the internet, etc.

ESPN/ACCN
BTN+
CAA - LaxSportsNetwork
NEC Front Row
CBS Sports Live
Watch Stadium
America East.TV
Patriot League Network
ESPN+

US Lacrosse Listings

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walker posted:
ACC Network
BiG10 Network
ESPNU
ESPN2
ESPN

spartanslynx posted:
Patriot League - CBS Network and watchstadium.com
NEC - necfrontrow.com
CAA - laxsportsnetwork.com

ESPN+. Won’t they have the ACC channel

AreaLax wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2020 8:00 am ESPN+. Won’t they have the ACC channel

In my experience, If you have cable and the ACC Network channel is not available with the current package you're paying for, you will not be able to stream ACC Network events on ESPN+. You will get a "Media Not Allowed" pop-up until you shell out more cash to your cable provider.

AreaLax wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2020 8:00 am ESPN+. Won’t they have the ACC channel

Yeah, with AT&T.

Wait, it's available through AT&T?

Cayetano wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 7:05 am Wait, it's available through AT&T?

AT&T owns DirecTV. I would imagine that access to the ACC Network through AT&T would require a DirecTV subscription.

Yale vs. Penn State on Feb. 22 will be on Big Ten Network, according to PSU's schedule. That's the only major broadcast news I've see so far. ESPN should have their schedule posted in a few weeks. BTN doesn't do theirs until Feb/March.

LSN already has all their CAA games up.

PIOVISION DU home games can be seen on PioVision which you can find on DU sports website. Great streaming service for $10 per month cancellable at any time. I use it between Dec-April. $50 gets me lots of varied sports home games. This year DU has 7 or 8 home games including Duke, UNC, and Towson. Once in a while the service will pick up a feed of a road game. Sorry, no Ice Hockey. It's on NCHCTV.COM with a few on CBS Sports Network.

The ACC will be having Thursday night games this spring, undoubtedly on the ACC Network. This year, probably due to renovations in the Dome, only UVa, Duke, ND, and UNC will be participating.

UVa @ ND (3/19)
UNC @ Duke (3/26)
UVa @ UNC (4/2)
Duke @ UVa (4/9)

You can also expect that the ACC Tournament semifinals on Friday, 4/24, will be on the ACC Network with the Sunday Finals TBA.

Why doesn’t Comcast carry Acc Network ? What’s the hold up? I don’t have SEC Network either . Stupid. Is it because Big10 is in bed w Comcast?

ACCN looks to be showing lacrosse games Feb 1st at noon and 2.

UNC vs Colgate and Duke vs Air Force will be a double-header on the new ACC Network on Feb 1st

Noon: UNC vs Colgate
2pm: Duke vs Air Force

Great to have some live lax with ACC double header this weekend. Games may not be competitive, but who cares. Feb 1 live LAX w/o streaming. Times have changed.

Towson Hopkins will be on ESPN3. Later televised on ESPNU.
1pm 2/8

Sounds like the first official ESPNU TV game (as in airing live on TV instead of online first like Towson-Hop will be) is High Point at Virginia on 2/25.

The rest of the games should be announced within a week or so.

ESPN schedule
https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/ ... spnu/55870

ESPN has released their 2020 broadcast schedule
https://lacrossebucket.com/2020/01/30/e ... -schedule/

People on twitter asking for D-2, D-3 games to be televised. Look I get it, but that is about choices . D-2, D-3 in any sport is not on television! Period. Then Taylor Cummings complaining about the lack of women’s games on the schedule. It’s a miracle that many women’s games are shown. As much as lacrosse has grown, it’s still small in many ways. Men’s D-1 stirs the drink.

Mr3Putt wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 2:36 am People on twitter asking for D-2, D-3 games to be televised. Look I get it, but that is about choices . D-2, D-3 in any sport is not on television! Period. Then Taylor Cummings complaining about the lack of women’s games on the schedule. It’s a miracle that many women’s games are shown. As much as lacrosse has grown, it’s still small in many ways. Men’s D-1 stirs the drink.

No real need to televise D2/D3 games as it seems that most if not all are live streamed by whichever school is hosting.