Mean Green All Access

[ColoradoEagle]

And I guess CUSA Digital Network. Does anyone use these? I remember a few years ago it seemed like there were a lot of technical issues. Have they been ironed out?

Would I have to subscribe to both to get all televised games, or just one or the other?

[Side Show Joe]

I have no idea. I haven't watched a game on the C-USA digital network, and haven't seen one on the Mean Green All Access since the Belt years.

 

I have seen a couple of away games on the ASN website, and I like it better then ESPN3.

[JesseMartin]

I'd like to know the answer as well.  If I could be guaranteed digital streaming for most or all games, I could schedule a lot of our AZ watch parties without waiting for a Thursday list of the weekend's televised games.  Trying to increase alumni involvement is difficult when we're often only able to give 2 days' notice when the games will be on.

[NorthTexan95]

I haven't bought the Mean Green All Access in years.  Only a few games were on it with poor quality - in fact, do they still have football games on it?  

[GrandGreen]

Quality is much better than it used to me.  However, for some reason they continue to have difficulty scheduling events.  They will advertise an event, than won't show it.  So you sign in and find that it is not being telecast with no explanation.  Also it is blacked out when it is on tv even if not available in the DFW area.  

CUSA network is obviously  better if you consider that you can often get away NT games not available on the MG network.  I am not sure how much if anything broadcast on the MG network is not available on CUSA.