BigRedJake
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Personally, I like his voice. Great football voice. Now if only he could say things that acctualy apply to the game I'm listening too...
Baylor vs Nebraska
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NamelessHusker
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No, but i am hoping it does. We beat Texas Tech and are 5-0 on the season, that would be a hot premium PPV ticket specially after Baylor taking A&M to overtime
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NamelessHusker
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You might as well merge this topic with the PPV thread Mods
Eric the Red
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Nah let's leave it here. I want the top pinned part for bars and other watch site groups to promote their establishments to help other Husker fans out. We all know the game is on PPV.
Eric the Red
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Pay-Per-View for Nebraska vs Baylor
By NU Media Relations
University of Nebraska
Date: Oct 12, 2005
The Nebraska-Baylor football game this Saturday evening will be telecast via pay-per-view on participating cable systems and nationwide to satellite dish customers. Big 12 Special Order Sports, Fox Sports Net’s pay-per-view division, will produce and distribute the telecast.
The suggested retail price for the 6 p.m. CDT kickoff from Waco, Texas is $29.95. Full information about how to purchase the telecast, including a complete list of participating cable systems and satellite providers, will be announced as soon as it becomes available. (see below for Time Warner and Cox)
Participating cable and satellite providers will offer the telecast to their customers on a specially designated pay-per-view channel. The telecast will not pre-empt FSN’s regularly scheduled programming.
The game is being televised on pay-per-view because it was not selected for over-the-air broadcast or cable television coverage. Under Conference TV rules, games not picked up for regular television distribution can only be televised live on pay-per-view.
“Nebraska fans have been very supportive of our previous pay-per-view ventures, and we expect they will be again this weekend,” Nebraska Athletic Director Steve Pederson said. “It is particularly exciting to offer our fans an opportunity to watch a road game that they would not otherwise have the chance to attend or see on television. We appreciate FSN and Baylor University working through all the details of this joint venture so that our great fans in Nebraska and Texas will have a chance to see the game.”
Dan McLaughlin, who calls St. Louis Cardinals baseball plus hockey, basketball and football for FSN Midwest, will handle the play-by-play alongside former New York Giants linebacker Gary Reasons, analyst for FSN national Big 12 football telecasts. Veteran Big 12 announcer Greg Sharpe reports from the sidelines.
The Baylor-Nebraska telecast will be the sixth Nebraska football game distributed on pay-per-view, following: Oct. 12, 2002 vs. Missouri; Oct. 25, 2003 vs. Iowa State; Sept. 4, 2004 vs. Western Illinois; Oct. 2, 2004 vs. Kansas; and Sept. 3, 2005 vs. Maine. Nebraska won all five of those games.
In addition, the Nebraska-Baylor game will be replayed on FSN Midwest on tape-delay on Monday, Oct. 17 at Noon CDT.
Further details will be posted on BaylorBears.com and FOXSports.com on MSN (search: Midwest), as they become available.
Time Warner Cable ordering information
The Nebraska-Baylor game will be available via pay-per-view on Time Warner Cable channel 102. Cable subscribers can order the game online at www.timewarnercable.com or they can call their local Time Warner Cable office. Beginning Thursday, they will also be able to order the game with their digital cable remote control by going to channel 102 on the guide and pressing “select.”
For more information about the pay-per-view game or for ordering instructions, visit the Time Warner Cable website at www.timewarnercable.com.
Time Warner Cable’s Nebraska Division operates cable systems in 17 Eastern Nebraska towns, offering the most advanced system of home entertainment and digital communication available. Time Warner Cable provides digital cable, a choice of broadband Internet service providers, and residential digital phone service. It is a division of Time Warner, Inc.
Cox Cable ordering information
Cox digital customers may order the Nebraska-Baylor game beginning on Wednesday, by turning to channel 516 and using their remote control.
Customers who do not have digital service may stop by any Cox location to pick up a converter box or call the Cox office at (402) 933-3000 for more information.
By NU Media Relations
University of Nebraska
Date: Oct 12, 2005
The Nebraska-Baylor football game this Saturday evening will be telecast via pay-per-view on participating cable systems and nationwide to satellite dish customers. Big 12 Special Order Sports, Fox Sports Net’s pay-per-view division, will produce and distribute the telecast.
The suggested retail price for the 6 p.m. CDT kickoff from Waco, Texas is $29.95. Full information about how to purchase the telecast, including a complete list of participating cable systems and satellite providers, will be announced as soon as it becomes available. (see below for Time Warner and Cox)
Participating cable and satellite providers will offer the telecast to their customers on a specially designated pay-per-view channel. The telecast will not pre-empt FSN’s regularly scheduled programming.
The game is being televised on pay-per-view because it was not selected for over-the-air broadcast or cable television coverage. Under Conference TV rules, games not picked up for regular television distribution can only be televised live on pay-per-view.
“Nebraska fans have been very supportive of our previous pay-per-view ventures, and we expect they will be again this weekend,” Nebraska Athletic Director Steve Pederson said. “It is particularly exciting to offer our fans an opportunity to watch a road game that they would not otherwise have the chance to attend or see on television. We appreciate FSN and Baylor University working through all the details of this joint venture so that our great fans in Nebraska and Texas will have a chance to see the game.”
Dan McLaughlin, who calls St. Louis Cardinals baseball plus hockey, basketball and football for FSN Midwest, will handle the play-by-play alongside former New York Giants linebacker Gary Reasons, analyst for FSN national Big 12 football telecasts. Veteran Big 12 announcer Greg Sharpe reports from the sidelines.
The Baylor-Nebraska telecast will be the sixth Nebraska football game distributed on pay-per-view, following: Oct. 12, 2002 vs. Missouri; Oct. 25, 2003 vs. Iowa State; Sept. 4, 2004 vs. Western Illinois; Oct. 2, 2004 vs. Kansas; and Sept. 3, 2005 vs. Maine. Nebraska won all five of those games.
In addition, the Nebraska-Baylor game will be replayed on FSN Midwest on tape-delay on Monday, Oct. 17 at Noon CDT.
Further details will be posted on BaylorBears.com and FOXSports.com on MSN (search: Midwest), as they become available.
Time Warner Cable ordering information
The Nebraska-Baylor game will be available via pay-per-view on Time Warner Cable channel 102. Cable subscribers can order the game online at www.timewarnercable.com or they can call their local Time Warner Cable office. Beginning Thursday, they will also be able to order the game with their digital cable remote control by going to channel 102 on the guide and pressing “select.”
For more information about the pay-per-view game or for ordering instructions, visit the Time Warner Cable website at www.timewarnercable.com.
Time Warner Cable’s Nebraska Division operates cable systems in 17 Eastern Nebraska towns, offering the most advanced system of home entertainment and digital communication available. Time Warner Cable provides digital cable, a choice of broadband Internet service providers, and residential digital phone service. It is a division of Time Warner, Inc.
Cox Cable ordering information
Cox digital customers may order the Nebraska-Baylor game beginning on Wednesday, by turning to channel 516 and using their remote control.
Customers who do not have digital service may stop by any Cox location to pick up a converter box or call the Cox office at (402) 933-3000 for more information.