Did ECAC ever announce the TV deal?

[upperdeck]

since it was discussed below that they have a deal with several networks and its now 2 days later, wouldnt it make sense to let people know what games are on so they might be able to watch them? I didnt see any mention on the ECAC site today, wonder where else they might be letting people know ??

[Avash]

I believe the Harvard-Brown game is being televised on CN8 and Time Warner this Friday night.

[Al DeFlorio]

[Q]Avash '05 Wrote:

 I believe the Harvard-Brown game is being televised on CN8 and Time Warner this Friday night. [/Q]
Yep, that's it.  Here's the announcement:

http://hockey.ecac.org/Page_for_Men/newsandnotes/2003-04_News_and_Notes/ECAC_Quarterfinal_To_Be_Broadcast_By_Multiple_Networks

[jtwcornell91]

"Multiple networks".  None of them available via satellite of course.  Welcome to the bush leagues. ::rolleyes::

[upperdeck]

it really looks like they didnt try too hard. a few cable outlets and little else.

[Josh '99]

Of course, if it'd been exclusively on CSTV, those who have cable would be equally S.O.L.

[cbuckser]

[Q]jmh30 Wrote:

 Of course, if it'd been exclusively on CSTV, those who have cable would be equally S.O.L. [/Q]
Those with cable anywhere in the United States could go to a sports bar to watch CSTV.   The regional cable coverage prevents people from outside the Northeast region to watch the games that aren't broadcast on Empire Sports Net.

[upperdeck]

CSTV is on in a lot of cities now.. my issue is that they didnt try to get any regional  sports network, or at least didnt try hard enough.. yes/msg/foxne/empire all have aregional following for lots of alumni and most dont have any real programming to replace..