Is there a way to watch this game in the Bay Area?

SFCityBear said:

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Is there a way to watch this game in the Bay Area?

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maybe. on south bay's xfinity cable "sec network" channel comes thru loud and clear on HD 824
AT&T U-Verse
Cox
DIRECTV
DISH
Spectrum
Xfinity
Verizon Fios

source..
https://www.secsports.com/article/27026020/channel-finder

unconfirmed Streaming Services..
AT&T TV Now
Hulu
Sling TV
YouTube TV

tv for orange county?

If you have the SEC network, it's the primary program. Useless info: SEC network is affiliated with ESPN

RedlessWardrobe said:

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If you have the SEC network, it's the primary program. Useless info: SEC network is affiliated with ESPN

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If you have Cox it is Channel 311

bearister said:

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OdontoBear66 said:

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If you have Cox it is Channel 311

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So women can't watch? Doesn't seem right.

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If your spelling wasn't so bad, I'd think your mind gutter ridden.

smh said:

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SFCityBear said:

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Is there a way to watch this game in the Bay Area?

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maybe. on south bay's xfinity cable "sec network" channel comes thru loud and clear on HD 824
AT&T U-Verse
Cox
DIRECTV
DISH
Spectrum
Xfinity
Verizon Fios

source..
https://www.secsports.com/article/27026020/channel-finder

unconfirmed Streaming Services..
AT&T TV Now
Hulu
Sling TV
YouTube TV

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Thanks for all the info. I'll save it. I have Infiity. Last week lost signal on both TVs. One TV now working, second one works on only one channel. I found a Cal classmate who lives half the year in Reno, and the other half in Sunnyvale. Luckily, he just returned to Sunnyvale. He just signed up for ATT and they claim he can stream the SEC network. Heading to SV tomorrow, to try it out. Hope to catch the basketball game followed by the football bowl game vs Texas Tech on ESPN I think. Go Bears!

Wow SFCB, your journey to viewing games sounds like an adventure! Just as emotional as the games themselves.

Just for the sake of being fun, I noticed your referred to xfinity as infinity. I used to have xfinity, but I dumped them because it felt like any time there was a problem, the wait time to get a response from them felt like infinity.
Freudian slip?

In any case, good luck on successful viewing, and of course good luck to both the basketball and football Bears!

RedlessWardrobe said:

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Wow SFCB, your journey to viewing games sounds like an adventure! Just as emotional as the games themselves.

Just for the sake of being fun, I noticed your referred to xfinity as infinity. I used to have xfinity, but I dumped them because it felt like any time there was a problem, the wait time to get a response from them felt like infinity.
Freudian slip?

In any case, good luck on successful viewing, and of course good luck to both the basketball and football Bears!

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Yes, Redless, it is an adventure. It often has been, since forever, for me. Back in the 1950s, when I was a little tyke, my dad got 2 season tickets to the Big Game, and my parents left me at home to watch the game on our brand new Sentinel TV on maybe a 15" screen. It was maybe the second or third TV to appear in our neighborhood, (upper Haight Ashbury (Cole Valley to today's residents). Before the game even started, the TV blew out, and I missed the whole game. TV's were new then, and they were always breaking down. There was a radio/TV repair shop in every neighborhood.

As to the recent adventure, I had season tickets with a Cal classmate of mine, who was an outstanding 3 sport athlete of a farm family who lived in the San Joaquin Valley. We both became engineers, with him living in Sunnyvale, and me in SF. He bought a second home near Reno,and became a Nevada resident, in order to avoid Calif State Income taxes. He has to be in Reno more than half a year, so he travels back and forth every 6 weeks or so, to maintain both homes. But we gave up our basketball and football season tickets. So now when he is in Sunnyvale, we sometimes travel to each other's homes to watch games together. We seldom do it now though, because both football and basketball teams have been below par for several years.

Thanks for catching my Xfinity error. Nowadays, I need to proofread more often, but I'm always in a hurry to do something else on the "to do" list. Maybe it was a Freudian slip. Good call. Thank you. Years ago, I was living in various apartments, always with Comcast, They were awful with service as you know. The only time I ever got the best of the deal with them was when I moved into an apartment house, and I found that I received TV signals with out even signing up for Comcast. I lived there for 6 years, watching TV much of the time, and they never sent me a bill. I lost signal a few times, but I never called them to repair it, for obvious reasons. Each time service was restored within a few days, and I did not complain. It must have been another resident in the building who called for the repair. When I moved to a home, I switched the existing Comcast to Dish Network. Dish was terrific. They are super polite and understanding. I had only two outages when Dish was new, and I lost signal during a heavy fog. A couple other times when I could not figure out how to do some operation with the remote. I recently sold my home and moved to an apartment in another district of SF where there is not much room for a dish antenna, and Xfinity rules. I'm an engineer, and pretty familiar with electronics. I've hooked up a lot of stereos and TVs, and I'm afraid to look behind my TV and see that mass of cables and little boxes, loops, and connectors. The hookup for TV used to be so simple. Dish had a remote control that you could do all types of repair operations with, including downloading instructions from their satellite. The Xfinity remote has none of these features. Their support is all by "CHAT" with some bot, which never works, or by phone if you are persistent. Luckily, I now live a half mile from the Xfinity store, so I can go in there and get a human being, and if they can't fix it, they can send out someone. Usually the repair guy has more crap or tools hanging from his belt and in his pockets than there are wires and boxes hooked up to my TV, and he will fix the problem, saying he doesn't know what happened, until a month or two later, when it happens again. I should mention that Dish, while being great on the repair end, will slip in little increases in your bill every bit as much as Xfinity does, so they ain't perfect, but I wish I still had Dish.

Great story SFCB. Nice to start my morning with some laughs.

Let's hope I'm still smiling about 9 tonight. Go All Bears!

Askew coming back today??

Johnfox said:

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Askew coming back today??

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Send a text to his Google glasses and ask him.


*In the last game he played, every time I texted him to take it hard to the hole, he did.

Found this:

https://cordcuttersnews.com/how-to-watch-sec-network-without-cable/?amp=1

With cable? You'll have to search your cable listings yourself.