Help on finding OU Games on the Internet?
I'm stuck for a year away from home and all but the local TV stations, but I have a fast internet connection. Any suggestions for catching all the OU games live on the net? Does the Soonersports.com "All Access Pass" stream the games? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I watch some games on ESPN360.com, when they are not shown is SoCal.
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Not sure bout soonersports... But espn360 has them when u can't get them.
Originally Posted by bornnbredou
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Some Ou games will be on fx this year. the 1st game vs Tulsa is and the game vs Missouri is on fx too. And the game vs Iowa state
Just check here every week. Somebody always takes the time to put most of the options up. Including coverages maps, etc.
http://www.listen-now.info/kkgm.htm
streaming Audio...but better than nothing at times
Last edited by sooneriniowa; 8/1/2011 at 06:52 PM. Reason: more info
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I've lived overseas for the last 20 years and have been listening to/watching OU football over the net for over 10 years now, and I've found the following options work best for me.
For listening, I think the best option is TuneIn Radio (http://tunein.com). They have a great app for both the Iphone/IPod touch and Android, or you can just listen to it through your browser. Use it to tune in to one of the radio stations which carry OU football (http://tunein.com/radio/stations/Okl...tions-a37520/). Other online places where I've tried listening to games over internet radio have often blocked them out, but so far this hasn't been an issue with Tunein Radio.
For watching the games, I use a slingbox which is hooked up to my parents cable tv in Norman (www.slingbox.com). It works great and I don't have to always worry about the feeds from places like Justin TV being taken down by the internet police. If you have a couple of hundred bucks to purchase a Slingbox Pro from Amazon and someone willing to let you hook it up to their cable/internet, I would recommend it. I hooked it up using the analog cable jack rather than the digital cable inputs; that way I can change channels without affecting what my parents are watching.
Thanks to everybody for helping me out! Plenty of options to look into!
http://myp2p.eu
http://www.firstrowsports.eu/
and espn3.com if your internet provider has it (probably)
if you pay for streaming content you aren't trying
Thank you for posting that! firstrow.net was seized and I thought it was gone forever. That's the site I've always had the best luck in getting at least one quality feed.
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