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JK37 wrote:There's been a relationship with MASN for years. Unless the hullabaloo here is for HD, I don't see what the big deal is.This is the first year this many games have been carried live by MASN. It's normally been 1-2 games live the rest tape delayed. This is big, and there should be a press release about it.
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bluedevilflame wrote:Fantastic for the school! If only I got MASN we'd be in business!It is the standard regional sports channel on Direct TV. I live in the triangle and i get it
BiggAl57 wrote:unfortunately i have TWC, been debating switching to Directv for a while, this may be the final strawbluedevilflame wrote:Fantastic for the school! If only I got MASN we'd be in business!It is the standard regional sports channel on Direct TV. I live in the triangle and i get it
bluedevilflame wrote:join Drect TV right now and you get the NFL Ticket free this year....BONUSBiggAl57 wrote:unfortunately i have TWC, been debating switching to Directv for a while, this may be the final strawbluedevilflame wrote:Fantastic for the school! If only I got MASN we'd be in business!It is the standard regional sports channel on Direct TV. I live in the triangle and i get it
join Drect TV right now and you get the NFL Ticket free this year....BONUSi may be in touch soon, very seriously thinking about jumping
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JLFJR wrote:Thanks for your input, PA! Very helpful.
Sly Fox wrote:In my experience with the Falwell family over the past 30+ years, they have never been shy about stating what they believe and standing by it. If anything it should be on their family crest.
Sly Fox wrote:Forgive my ignorance but what type of carriage does MASN2 have on cable/sat/fiber systems?I'm not sure about areas farther south, but throughout the direct DC and Baltimore suburbs I'm unaware of anyone that doesn't carry it at this point.
jcmanson wrote:Fair Enough.JK37 wrote:There's been a relationship with MASN for years. Unless the hullabaloo here is for HD, I don't see what the big deal is.This is the first year this many games have been carried live by MASN. It's normally been 1-2 games live the rest tape delayed. This is big, and there should be a press release about it.
And if it's really in HD, that should be a separate press release.
Sep 01, 2012 ..... Liberty at Wake Forest ..... 6:30 PM ..... ESPN3
Sep 08, 2012 ..... HOME vs Norfolk State ..... 7:00 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN2 HD
Sep 15, 2012 ..... Liberty at Montana .......... 3:30 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN HD
Sep 22, 2012 ..... HOME vs Lehigh .............. 7:00 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN HD
Oct 06, 2012 ..... HOME vs Gardner-Webb .... 3:30 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN HD
Oct 13, 2012 ..... Liberty at Presbyterian ..... 2:00 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN2 HD
Oct 20, 2012 ..... HOME vs Concord ............ 3:30 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN2 HD
Oct 27, 2012 ..... Liberty at Coastal Carolina .... [TBA] ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN2 HD
Nov 03, 2012 ..... HOME vs Charls South ...... 3:30 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN2 HD
Nov 10, 2012 ..... HOME vs Stony Brook ....... 3:30 PM ..... ESPN3, FSN, MASN HD
Nov 17, 2012 ..... Liberty at VMI ................. 1:30 PM ..... ESPN3
* Will update as info becomes available.
NotAJerry wrote:we get MASN in The triangle from Direct TV. I don't know how much further south it goesSly Fox wrote:Forgive my ignorance but what type of carriage does MASN2 have on cable/sat/fiber systems?I'm not sure about areas farther south, but throughout the direct DC and Baltimore suburbs I'm unaware of anyone that doesn't carry it at this point.
Sly Fox wrote:I was referrring to MASN's secondary channel (MASN2) that is carrying half of our games.Yeah, typically MASN2 is overflow from the Nationals and Orioles playing at the same time.
MASN announces 2012 college football schedulehttp://www.masnsports.com/masn_news_inf ... edule.html
August 24, 2012 4:10 PM
MASN, the region's leader in live sports entertainment, has announced an extensive NCAA college football schedule for the 2012 season. Utilizing both MASN and MASN2, the network will broadcast 39 games featuring seven conferences, including some of the most prolific football programs in the nation, along with local colleges and universities in MASN's seven-state footprint.
Fans from Harrisburg, Pa., to Charlotte, N.C., will again enjoy maximum access to games featuring the Big East, Big South, Patriot League and Western Athletic Conference. College football action on MASN kicks off on Friday, Aug. 31 when Connecticut hosts Massachusetts on MASN HD. The first broadcast on MASN2 HD comes Sept. 8, when North Carolina State visits UConn.
MASN will once again be home to "The Big East Game of the Week," which will be televised in high definition and feature Louisville, ranked 25th in the AP Preseason Top 25, along with Big East members Cincinnati, UConn, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, South Florida, Syracuse and Temple. With 10 Big South games, MASN will again serve as the official cable network of the Big South Conference.
Once again, MASN will televise the annual game between Lehigh and Lafayette on Nov. 17 at 1:30 p.m. on MASN2 HD. Known as "The Rivalry," this is the most-played football rivalry in the nation, now in its 148th meeting.
In addition to its game broadcasts, MASN televises the best coaches and magazine shows throughout the season, including "R Football with Kyle Flood," "Inside Duke Football with David Cutcliffe" and "Inside East Carolina Football with Ruffin McNeill."
MASN is available on 29 cable systems and operators throughout a seven-state territory. The full schedule is available here.
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