Assuming you have access to CBS Sports Network (CBSSN), American Sports Network (ASN), and Fox College Sports (FCS), there are an additional 6 games (below) you can watch DU as well as a number of other NCHC tilts on these same networks. DU's announced television games:
ROOT Friday, Oct 16 Michigan State @ Denver
ROOT Friday, Nov 6 CC @ Denver
FCS Saturday, Dec. 5 Denver @ North Dakota
ROOT Friday, Dec 11 St Cloud @ Denver
CBSSN Friday, Jan 1 Notre Dame @ Denver
ROOT Saturday, Jan 2 Notre Dame @ Denver
ASN Friday, Jan 15 Western Michigan @ Denver
ROOT Friday, Jan 22 Minnesota Duluth @ Denver
CBSSN Friday, Jan 29 Denver @ Miami
CBSSN Friday, Feb 12 North Dakota @ Denver
ROOT Saturday, Feb 13 North Dakota @ Denver
ASN Thursday, Feb 18 Denver @ CC
??? Saturday, Feb 20 *CC @ Denver (Coors Field)
It will be interesting to see if the Battle on Blake on Saturday, February 20th makes it onto television.
Overall, a great move by the NCHC to increase exposure.
*Battle on Blake night game - TBD???
3 comments:
Living in California, I get CBSSN and FCS. Nothing close for ASN and Root isn't on my cable.Guess I'll have to see what NCHC.tv is offering for the Pios.
I would imagine both Root and Altitude would be interested in the Battle on Blake. That game would be attractive enough to generate paid local media interest and some advertisers vs. a typical DU subsidized broadcast with a tiny audience.
Good to see you are back Vizoroo. I'm in the same boat as you on the East coast. The NCHC is now televising DU road games. Thus with NCHC TV and Piovision, one can probably get every game besides the 6 Root games and the Halloween trip to Boston. I just need to see how much overlap there is between NCHC games and the CBSSN and FCS schedules to see if it makes sense to invest in NCHS TV.
I'll go to the games in Beantown.
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