There are many local baseball/basketball/football games played by colleges.  These games are often broadcast only at the local level.  An example is the Phoenix Diamondbacks.  How can I find out about these games and watch them on the internet.  I went to ESPN.COM and all I found was ads.  If there was any info there, I couldn't find it.
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For Major League Baseball, you're gonna have to shell out $15 a month or $80 a season; which gets you every non-local regular season game, and access to your local team after 6am Eastern the next day.\n\nFor college, check on the athletics department website, or NCAA sports.
554363
http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?series=2&page=MondayRundown
115759
Indeed, before when it was impossible to watch games on television, fans were had to go to the game if they wanted to watch their team play. Also it is argued you can see more of the play from lots of different angles on the televsion. So yes is my answer, and I think that games not played on a Saturday are effected by this even more.
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http://www.ncaasports.com/mmod
355524
Honestly, Gambling is probably a big reason as to why its so big. That and a lot of people like to watch college basketball and football to see who will be in the NBA and NFL respectively in the next couple of years. College baseball has a low  viewer rating because those players still have to rise up through all of the minor leagues before making it to  MLB.
623945
college sports in general are way better than por sports........ college players play the game because they love to play unlike the whiney babies in pro sports that cant live on 9 million a year and think they need 12 million!!
77553
Through your computer. ESPN and others have free/cheap streaming of sporting events. Hook your computer up to your TV if you'd rather watch it there.
595834
What they mean is that when a baseball game doesn't sell at least a certain number of tickets to the game, networks have to blackout the broadcast of the game for areas close to the stadium.\n\nIt's designed to incourage people to go to the game instead of just watching it on tv.
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It would make more money and the NCAA knows it. I saw an interview a few years back where a NCAA official admitted that they had indeed done a feasibility study on a playoff and that study showed that it could be done easily and the revenues it would generate would blow the bowl system out of the water. He said the biggest thing preventing a playoff system is the college Presidents. They are hiding behind the excuse that it will cost players too much class time......of course, how many universities and colleges are in school for more than a week or 2 in December/early January? How much class time is missed by playing Mon-Thurs night games for ESPN???
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You can watch them through espn360.com but only if your high speed isp supports espn360.  I'm taking the liberty of listing the isps that will allow you to watch...\n\nAdelphia, Beld, Charter, Conway, Frontier, Grande, INS, Liberty, Mediacom, Mid-Hudson, MTG, SMU, SusCom, USCable, Verizon\n\nHope this helps :)
133588
It depends where you live.  In Canada I know I used to watch games on TSN (The Sports Network) but our local channels showed some games as well.  I dunno where it shows in the U.S.
297005
It's from ESPN.  It's really easy to set up and it's free.  You could even win stuff!
673615
the games are on ABC , ESPN2 , TELEMUNDO (i think it's CH17)\nthe games on weekends are mostly on ABC.
656189
ESPN, in the times I have seen, haven't arbitrarily decided which team to place where. The rankings are done by MLB and the major sports networks will not forsake their credibility by "fine tuning" the standing to suit their audience. If you want to know the real standings without any doubts at all, visit the only source worth visitng: mlb.com. Cheers!
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During college football season, they play old college games.  they will go back to playing old NBA games when football season is over.\n\nPlus, i'm sure they've done some market research to find out that a majority of their viewers would rather watch old football games rather than old hockey or basketball games.
197722
All teams play 162 games in a season. Also there are divisions in baseball with 4-6 teams in them, and teams play divisional opponents more often. Also, there is the national and american leauges and there are only a couple interleague games each season. If you want to see the schedules, division ranking exceterta check out ESPN, they also have career stats for all teh players.
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I love watching them all, but I think the SB stands out, Not unlike the NCAA tourney, it's one and done, so you know every game, players give it that (unattainable, but sounds cool) "110%." Like someone else said, commercials in SB used to carry a lot of anticipation, but in recent years thanks to TiVo, great ads are far and few. But ultimately, it depends on the matchups... defense-oriented snoozers suck.