Does anyone know if there will be any way to watch the Ohio State - Michigan game overseas?
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i sure hope so. so all my heros can see my michigan wolverines destroy that team from ohio. no the browns either lol.  god bless the us military.  and hurry home guys.
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Yes. Use this website: http://www.footballstreaming.info/forums/index.php
865231
I am not sure that you can, there is not any place that I know of.  BUT Yahoo Sports will give you the link to listen to the game for a small fee. http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/preview;_ylt=Ap.RK3FBBiTM8y1B8XQp3SE5nYcB?gid=200611110062\n\nYou can also follow play by play commentary through the computer here.
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I can, anyway, but I have a fiber optic connection. Try this link. http://tamilaudiovideo.tamilar.org/espn_live.asp
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I'm sure the games will be televised somewhere, but MLB has not announced specific broadcast plans or announced a rights deal with any network. Part of the problem may be that the tournament runs at the same time as the NCAA basketball tournaments, pretty much locking up a lot of dates for both CBS and ESPN (which does early round men's games and the women's tournament pretty much throughtout). That would lead me to believe FOX is the most likely place for games to air, although they may only be interested in the end of the tournament, like the semifinals and championship instead of all the pool games. \n\nThe only information I have been able to find for certain is that subscribers to, MLB.com web broadcasts will be able to get games as part of their off-season package, which they are charging $9.95 for. MLB.com also has a complete tournament schedule, with game times, for the entire tournament.
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Not if u are wasting your time here with the rest of us, u can definitely watch in on ESPN which is much better than the stadium anyways, and if u have a plasma, then Germany comes to ur living room.
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You would probably have to find out if you can purchase it over the internet, or simply listen to a radio station over the internet for free. WWVA 1170 AM will likely broadcast it, or perhaps 1230 The Fan in Columbus.\n\n\nGO BUCKEYES!!!!!!!!!1
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If your ISP supports ESPN360, you can watch it through ESPN:\n    http://broadband.espn.go.com/broadband/EBB2/web/shellMain?ceid=2490997
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No the only way you can get the game is  NFL Field Pass, from NFL.COM . You have to pay. It is only the radio.  Home and away radio broadcast.
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Try this http://www.tvnetworks.com/downloads/index.html,  download TVU player, that is how I'm following the games at work :) The game will be on ESPN 2. Good luck.
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The NFL Network is showing it. It will be shown in some areas like the KC metro and Denver area but the NFL Network could not agree on a deal with Time Warner Cable, so the game will not be available on most cities including San Diego, St. Louis, Buffalo, Charlotte, Cleveland,Cincinnati, Dallas, Milwaukee/Green Bay, and New York City, all of which are cities with Time Warner Cable and will not be able to see it. You won't be able see it unless you have a satellite dish with the NFL Network.
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Unless you already have tickets, the only place you're going to be able to see the game is on TV.  If you come to Germany, any bar will have the game on.  K-town and Berlin are erecting screens in the downtown area so you can watch it there.\n\nRecommendation:  Save your money and watch it from home.
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i do not think so, the best thing is MatchCast from yahoo, they keep u updated\nBTW, BBC has a link that will let u hear the game online, but it is only  for UK user
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Talk to your local cable provider and see if they carry a soccer package for worldwide competition, you can check dish providers too.  I'm sure a number of channels will have some coverage.
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Actually you can watch it online. http://www.tvunetworks.com/download/index.html. Download and the games are on ESPN & ESPN2. Each will broadcast a game as they start at the same time.
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It depends who your internet provider is.\nAssuming you are from the US:\n\nIn the United States, a limited number of people will also be able to watch World Cup matches on ESPN360. Again, this is a free service but it is only available to people who subscribe to high speed Internet service providers Adelphia Communications Corp., Bend Broadband, Charter Communications Inc., Grande Communications, Mediacom Communications, Mid-Hudson Cablevision, Susquehanna Communications, US Cable, and Verizon Communications Inc., among others. Might want to give your cable provider a buzz to see if you can sign up to listen to ESPN’s excruciating announcers online.
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Supposedly you can be able to stream line all the World cup games from the Internet, I think Fox sports has a deal for like 100 bucks for a year and you get unlimited games from all different kinds of leagues.