Again, what is the university to suppose to "do" to get us on TV. Maybe we should start our own channel and force the cable TV and satellite providers to put it on their lineup. Tell them if you don't take the Ragin' Cajuns Channel you can't do business in Lafayette. Tell them to go setup shop in Refineryville, you are not welcome in Lafayette, that will show them.
Fire T-Joe, Farmer, Hud and all of the other worthless people that can't get us on TV.
CBS Sports website has a link for an app that says you can watch live events on your phone.
http://www.cbssports.com/mobile/cbssports-app
A couple of years ago ESPN 3 wasn't even an option. You'd just be screwed
I'm not blaming anybody. Just making a point. We want to be the next Boise. Well ... Boise fans are going to be able to sit down in their living room and watch their team play football on TV ... along with the other games throughout the year.
We want to be a big deal, the #2 program in the state ... well, how many big time universities and football programs out there don't have the games shown on TV? They all figure out a way to make it happen.
First of all, all Cajuns games were on TV last year. And this year, they are, with exception of one, scheduled to be on TV as well. So that renders your point moot.
The reason for no ESPN3 this week is that the Mountain West has a CBS Sports Net contract. They are the home team.
Just like next year's game at Tech will be on Fox Sports One or CBS Sports Net because CUSA isn't affiliated with ESPN.
Make it happen? It's not a matter of asking ESPN to put us on. It's a conference TV contract. You cant just make channels put us on. Most mid-majors dont have all their games on National TV, minus one or two that have been successful for longer than the last 3 years. It's a matter of sustained success and improving your overall athletics department, which I would think most feel like we are generally doing. We could just keep putting games on Cox4 which is only seen by people on Cox in grainy SD.
Never mind the fact that almost every game we play is being broadcasted, whether it be on ESPN3 which is pretty easy to watch and in HD, or on TV (ESPN picked us for 2 of the primetime games) as well as road games like Boise and Ole Miss that are both on channels carried nationwide that have deals with the conferences of the respective home teams.
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