Fox to stream BCS games on the web December 28, 2006 4:02 am
Posted by Rosario T. Calabria in BCS, News, Sports, Television.trackback
Beginning this past Thursday, Fox will be streaming college football bowl games and preview shows on a few Web sites.
The network also has the rights to the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic (not part of the BCS bowl games) which they will stream on New Year’s Day. This will mark the first time a major college bowl game has been streamed online.
Users will be able to download full games, shortened versions and previews/highlights of the Cotton Bowl, the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, the FedEx Orange Bowl, the Allstate Sugar Bowl and the Tostitos BCS National Championship game.
Web sites participating in the venture included FoxSports.com, Fox Interactive, Apple iTunes and AOL Video. Pricing for the content will be $1.99 for game previews (which became available today) and $2.99 for full-length games which will be available to download within 24 hours of the end of the game.
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I am teacher in Europe.
I have watched numerous college games live Internet streaming on CBS/CSTV and on ABC/ESPN.
Now after watching all these games all season I and thousands of other Americans can’t watch the games live in Europe!
Fox won’t provide it even though there are many hundreds of thousands that would pay for it.
I understand Fox won’t even let you download the games after if you are in Europe.
This is a travesty.,
How do you contact Fox?
gotta watch it online then… for free.
http://www.iwebie.com/bcs-national-championship-game-florida-oklahoma-live-streaming-video
or google Stream BCS game
Thanks For The Information
Nice…