I must admit, I was a little skeptical about this network, but after watching the game on Saturday, they actually did a hell of a good job (in my opinion). I thought it was much better than the coverage from the other (2) predominant networks I've watched Herd football on during the last couple of years - American Sports Network (ASN) & CBS Sports Net. They had better announcers, better game coverage, and a hell of a lot better looking side line reporter.
16% of the nation. I could not find it on my DIRECTV. I must admit I never looked past the 600s
LOL, so you don't even have HD. 1600's and above contain all of the sports stations, moron. (or in your case, 600's and above, for those without an HD TV)
I guess when you're in the 14.6% of top income makers, then you have access to more of the worldly goods.
I just checked, and you're correct, so I apologize. In the near future, AT&T will re-do your lineup to match their own. One of the problems with Direct TV, if I can recall, is that the non-HD and HD channels were side by side, meaning, channel 3 may be CBS (regular) and channel 4 would be CBS (HD). AT&T does it with 1-999 as regular, and 1,000 & above as HD.
I can't speak for the boys over there, but only know I enjoyed the telecast on AT&T Channel 1662. Plus, did I mention the side line reporter?
Is this via cable? Because Reds' games are on 661 and 661-1 (HD) on DirecTV.
Are you seriously unable to comprehend English? I mean, I spelled it all out right there in the opening post.
My understanding is that much of Tennessee and some other Southeastern states had been considered, "Reds Country" before TBS came along, and broadcasted Braves games everywhere. There were many Reds radio affiliates in TN, NC, etc. in the old days.
I am not complaining. I try and slip up to see a Reds game every year. It takes me 3 hours to get to Atlanta but 5 to get to Cincinnati.
I know, no matter how bad they are they are still the only baseball team I follow.
how did the Arabic to English translation go.....a little slow or ok?I must admit, I was a little skeptical about this network, but after watching the game on Saturday, they actually did a hell of a good job (in my opinion). I thought it was much better than the coverage from the other (2) predominant networks I've watched Herd football on during the last couple of years - American Sports Network (ASN) & CBS Sports Net. They had better announcers, better game coverage, and a hell of a lot better looking side line reporter.