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Carolina/Clempson Baseball game on TV/Computer?

Sep 3, 2002
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I know the Sunday's game is on the SEC network at 12, but does anybody know if the other two games will be on TV or the computer? I'm pretty sure the Friday game will be on Tater Net, but I don't know where to find Saturday's game. Let me know.

Thanks.
 
Our GCC schedule shows

Friday no TV but the ESPN3 website has it listed for 630

Saturday on the GCC schedule shows SECN+ however the SECN+ on the espn3 website does not show the game. CHeck to see if any of the ACC channels have picked it up.

Sunday shows on the GCC schedule as SECN
 
Originally posted by coxman:

Originally posted by trucheck:

Saturday on the GCC schedule shows SECN+
Not here


If you will notice I did say on GCC(Gamecock Central) I also pointed out that it does not appear on the espn3 network. Hence the reason the confusion above my post. just sayin
 
Friday's game will only be radio, Saturday will be SEC Network+, which means you can watch it on the computer, if your cable or ISP provides WatchESPN and SEC Network. Sunday, will be SEC Network TV.
 
Originally posted by bowiestar2003:
Friday's game will only be radio, Saturday will be SEC Network+, which means you can watch it on the computer, if your cable or ISP provides WatchESPN and SEC Network. Sunday, will be SEC Network TV.
Friday's game is on ESPN3. This was announced a few weeks ago.

Also, as mentioned, there is no listing on SECN+ for the Saturday game.



This post was edited on 2/25 9:05 AM by USCBatgirl21

WatchESPN Schedule 02/27
 
Originally posted by bowiestar2003:
Friday's game will only be radio, Saturday will be SEC Network+, which means you can watch it on the computer, if your cable or ISP provides WatchESPN and SEC Network. Sunday, will be SEC Network TV.
Correction:

The Friday game in Clemron is on ESPN3.
No TV (as of yet) for the Saturday game in Greenville. Radio only.
The Sunday game in Columbia will be carried on the SEC Network TV (not SECN+).

You've got the Friday and Saturday media coverage backwards.
 
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