If you don't have Cable TV, Satellite, Direct or Whatever

[RUSH LIMBAUGH is my clone!]

Better get it now. Practically ALL the bowls are on ESPN, incl. the BCS Championship game. http://www.lsufootball.net/tvschedule.htm

[colinreturn]

my xbox 360 is going to be very nice with the new espn3 come bowl season

[ousooners182]

my xbox 360 is going to be very nice with the new espn3 come bowl season

same here so glad i can catch them on espn3 through the xbox its bad ***. just rewatched the ou nebraska game earlier on it :pop:

[SOFSooner]

I don't have any of those systems, I have something almost as good, if you like to travel to those type places. I have American (formerly Armed) Forces Network. Yep, all the State and City facts that you care to know about. You also get to watch games starting at 0400 in the morning, but it is free.

[ruf/nekdad]

The problem with AFN is they think the FOX channel is a news program.

[cleller]

I've posted this stuff before, but for the cheap, or isolated, there are many ways to watch the stuff over the internet:

Easiest:
http://atdhe.net/index.html

Not quite as easy, but more selection:

http://www.myp2pforum.eu/forums/33

Click on the "streaming" thread at the top of the list.

Invest in a set of these cables, and run it to your TV. (unless you've got an old TV).

http://sewelldirect.com/pc-to-tv-adapter.asp

[Whet]

and - ESPN3 on the internet,
channelsurfing.net

[btb916]

This is horrible. ABC has the Outback Bowl on New Years Day? Are you kidding me...

[SoonerMarkVA]

I've posted this stuff before, but for the cheap, or isolated, there are many ways to watch the stuff over the internet:

Easiest:
http://atdhe.net/index.html

Not quite as easy, but more selection:

http://www.myp2pforum.eu/forums/33

Click on the "streaming" thread at the top of the list.

Invest in a set of these cables, and run it to your TV. (unless you've got an old TV).

http://sewelldirect.com/pc-to-tv-adapter.asp

Just to add:

ESPN3 provides really crisp feeds for all ESPN/ESPN2 games, so with most bowls on ESPN that'll be the best option. This assumes, though, that you have a provider with an agreement with ESPN3, which at this point a great deal of the broadband providers do (even Cox finally came on board).

I have so far also been able to find every game *not* on ESPN3 from:
http://www.firstrow.net/sports/american-football.html
The feed quality can vary, but often there are multiple feeds and usually at least one of them is quite good.

Lastly, if your TV and PC already have HDMI capability, you can plug right into your TV from PC. Otherwise, you'll need cleller's adapter.