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osugrad21;630592; said:Dispatch
ESPNU to carry Ohio State-Indiana
Oct. 21 matchup not scheduled for local, over-the-air broadcast
By Tim May
The Columbus Dispatch
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Many Ohio State football fans without a ticket to the Indiana game next week might be scrambling to find a way to watch the game on television. It will be televised by ESPNU, which is not readily available on all cable systems (check with your local provider), but is available on a couple of satellite systems.
The game, with a noon kickoff time, is not scheduled to be shown by any of the local over-the-air stations at this time, an OSU spokesman said.
sandgk;630561; said:Mili - the only problem with the DirecTV solution is this .. to get ESPNU (should they indeed be the only outlet carrying the game) will demand viewers upgrade from a package like TOTAL Plus to TOTAL Premier, at a cost delta of $50 per month.
Compare that to the true cost differential for ESPNU on an ala carte basis as described by Time Warner's Karen Baxter of $2.98 per month.
tones3778;630604; said:ESPNU is on the DirecTV Sports Pack that can be added to any Programming Package for $12 per month.
http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/packProg/channelChart2.jsp?assetId=1100069
playultimate;630675; said:Free ESPNU preview on Dish goes through Nov. 11. If anyone wants to switch, let me refer you so I save $50 and you get the $50 install free. They also giv you one of HBO, starz, showtime for 3 months free.
daddyphatsacs;630712; said:I'd switch to dish, but my only issue is that I have Road Runner and no landline at home. Any suggestions from the Peanut gallery?
Buckeyeskickbuttocks;630713; said:Send hate mail to ESPN?