Where can I watch the replay of the Neb/tOSU game?

[kozzman555]

I was unable to watch the game due to me having pneumonia and not being able to leave my barracks room to find a sports bar. Is there a place online that will have a replay of it?

 

[WhatDoIKnow]

ESPN3.COM

 

[kozzman555]

ESPN3.COM

How much does that cost? It's supposed to be free for people on base, but for whatever reason, when they check my IP it shows im in VA or something. I've called dozens of times and they've basically told me im sh#t out of luck

 

[Bradr]

Pretty sure its free and as easy as navigating the links.

Espn3.com -> Replay Button -> Football Sidebar -> Click the Husker Game

At least thats how it works for me.

 

[WhatDoIKnow]

Pretty sure its free and as easy as navigating the links.

Espn3.com -> Replay Button -> Football Sidebar -> Click the Husker Game

At least thats how it works for me.

That's how it works, but your ISP has to have an agreement with ESPN. Not sure if you can pay for it if you ISP does not.

 

[bhamHusker]

There's a fairly good chance it will be BTN's game of the week. If it is, they'll replay it a time or 3 later this week.

Vote for it to be the game of the week here: http://btn.com/btn-game-of-the-week/

 

[armed1]

6 pm-8pm (central time)...ESPNU...an abrivated version....Sunday Night

 

[kozzman555]

yeah, unfortunately my small a$$ internet provider (there's two on base) is not on ESPN3's provider list. So no dice there

 

[krill]

http://www.btn2go.com

You need to login with credentials from your BTN carrier though, all I know for sure is that it works fine with a Dish Network account.

 

[7huskers7]

yeah, unfortunately my small a$$ internet provider (there's two on base) is not on ESPN3's provider list. So no dice there

If you know someone that has one of the internet providers listed, you could get their username and password to be able to view the game. You don't have to be using the internet provider you select. It is free so they don't have to worry about any charges.

 

[bhamHusker]

WatchESPN (formerly ESPN3) has a remote access option that you can access from anywhere, whether your ISP is affiliated or not. You need to have a valid login credential from a participating cable provider, though. If you have a friend or family member back home that is willing to share, you can access it that way as well.

EDIT: I should have refreshed the page before posting since I just parroted what 7huskers7 said.