Really in the end, we lose (p12 fans) We've been forced to either switch carriers or not see any games. In the past, I was able to watch at least 10 CU games a year, via DTV here on the east coast. That number is now 2 this year, CSU and UCLA. My only option locally is 30 miles to downtown DC. Sucks!
:yeahthat:I've seen EVERY p12 game this year. **** directv.
I've seen EVERY p12 game this year. **** directv.
I've got to say, I'm personally very happy with PACN.
I get so much more Buffs and conference content than I ever did before. It's great for football (especially with the game replays), but where it really shines is with basketball and the non-revenue sports.
What's with these shills for DirecTV? My lord. :rolling_eyes:
Dish has a $19.99 per month package. Add the sports package for another $8 and you can watch the Buffs year round for under $30. This seems like a reasonable alternative to those stuck in a long term contract.
I'm confused by all of this. I just picked the provider that offered Pac-12 Network. Maybe I don't watch that much tv. Is DTV really such an amazing product that we're going to bitch about not getting CU games instead of just switching? It's effing television.
I've got to say, I'm personally very happy with PACN.
I get so much more Buffs and conference content than I ever did before. It's great for football (especially with the game replays), but where it really shines is with basketball and the non-revenue sports.
I've seen EVERY p12 game this year. **** directv.
:yeahthat:
That's great Miami, but it would cost me a few hundred buck to switch, and get out of my contract. Plus when I called DTV to switch, they offered $50 off a month. As a Marylander, I have one choice and only one to watch the Buffs, Dish. F*** Dish
Bee eye and gee oh. Bee eye and gee oh. And bingo was his name oh....
In the next 10 years it'll all be streamed. Once that happens the flood gates will open and you'll have a la carte. Legal or pirated.
DTV cheerleader Rah Rah Rah DTV! DTV! DTV! Is for Me! DTV DTV!!
Results aside, I've been loving the Pac 12 network and watching all the games & coverage in my comfortable living room.
But I'm sooooo glad that DTV has won for it's winner 20% of the pay TV market subscribers. They have made such a winning choice for themselves. It's impressive!!
DTV! DTV! DTV!
Enjoy it in all it's glory!
Rah Rah Ree! DTV!
ha!
I'm just happpy that they are happy with their choice and need to voice it to all the rest of us.
Apparently, being able to watch out-of-market NFL games is what drives the decision for a lot of people.
I don't really understand this for home. I do get that NFL Sunday Ticket is a big deal for sports bars, so without it PACN isn't on most places where you don't have the option of getting it at home. Well, other than Dish. Not sure why more people aren't just getting that.
That "Piddly" offer saves me $600 a year over what I've been paying. I've had DTV for 10 years and never had any problems. You did good, you were already locked in with DISH, I am not, and at this point enjoy being "independent" and not letting Mr. Scott tell me what to do!DTV's piddly little $50 offer is going to keep you beholden to their contract. I resisted re-upping my DISH contract until I found out the landscape for the P12 network. Surprisingly, I didn't have to switch. But I don't sign up for more contracts. I just call DISH up and say I want to cancel and they give me more incentive to stay, but unless I take their new hardware, there's no mention of contract.
Get indepenent!
A la carte being good for the consumer is debatable. What is not debatable, would be a death blow to PAC 12, other RSNs and the hundred plus fringe channels.