An ESPN Full Court/ESPN3 question

[skyvue]

So my cable provider has finally started giving us ESPN3. Will I have access to all of OU's games that are part of the Full Court package, or will have I have to sign up for Full Court Online package to see them?

I used to get Full Court cable package, but that's no longer available to me. However, if I can watch online, I'll be relatively happy.

 

[El Jefe]

Edit: I'm a jackass. See post below.

 

[Sam]

On their offical website they have full court listed by the game, I would assume that would mean you have to pay for full court for it. Because not every game has full court listed on it.

 

[El Jefe]

ESPN 3 FAQ

Does ESPN3 offer games from the GamePlan and/or FullCourt subscription packages?

All GamePlan college football games and FullCourt college basketball games are now free through ESPN3 to fans who subscribe to a participating broadband internet service provider.

The college football and basketball lineup on ESPN3 includes exclusive games, simulcasts of ESPN and ESPN2 games and many regional games from around the country. That's more than 300 live college football games and more than 1000 live college basketball games this season.

 

[JBaker]

On their offical website they have full court listed by the game, I would assume that would mean you have to pay for full court for it. Because not every game has full court listed on it.

The ones that have "ESPN3" and "Full Court" listed are ones that you can watch EITHER on ESPN3 or ESPN Full Court.

The ones that only say "ESPN3" are exclusively available on ESPN3.

As far as I know, there is no content on ESPN3 that you need any sort of additional subscription to access.

If you have access to ESPN3, you can watch anything on it. I will be watching the OU game on it tonight.

 

[El Jefe]

Hopefully they keep it on demand so I can watch it later tonight. Won't be around a computer until after 9 p.m.

 

[skyvue]

Thanks, guys. Appreciate the info.

So, JBaker, if it says ESPN3, it's ESPN3 only, but if it says FullCourt, it's on both FC and ESPN3? That strikes me as a bit counterintuitive, but here's hoping you're right.