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ESPN360.com will stream the event LIVE, both days. Anyone with an .edu e-mail address is able to obtain access to ESPN360 for free. ESPN2 will air a 90-minute show on Monday, March 23 at 2:30 p.m. Eastern.
No idea if it will happen for sure, but looks like the Texas A&M site might have live streaming video as well. There's a small "Live Video" link on their track home page:
Looks like ESPN360.com is a no-go for me. Went to their site and was informed I do not have the right Internet provider. Can't even sign up unless I change internet providers!
Don't get your hopes too high about "frequent." As noted here last year, the NCAA has draconian rules in place about blogging: you're allowed 10 posts a day and that's all.
DJ filed 10 for us last year, but that's just not enough. Fortunately, people watching streaming, etc., were able to fill in some decent blanks on our by-event forum.
(We're hoping the NCAA will be a bit more reasonable this time round)
As suggested above, A&M will have a live video feed for the entire duration of the meet (at least during running events). I've watched a couple other meets on their feed (including Big XII), and it's not bad. They often pipe in the PA for some commentary. Better than just hitting the refresh button on the results page for sure!
I'm getting unwatchable jerkiness (and I don't mean SSD's commentary :-) ) and I can't get the pause button to wrk so I can get some buffering. Am I alone in that?
I'm getting unwatchable jerkiness (and I don't mean SSD's commentary :-) ) and I can't get the pause button to wrk so I can get some buffering. Am I alone in that?
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