a tip on watching blocked out games on espn.go

[gtpi]

install hotspotshield.com or something similar. its free. it worked for me last year.

 

[GTNavyNuke]

Thanks. I tried but my Surface wouldn't let me install. And by then it was the second half.

Another way is to log in using a friend's service from an area which isn't blacked out.

ESPN was quick to post highlights of plays within a minute or two in video clips.

 

[gtpi]

Thanks. I tried but my Surface wouldn't let me install. And by then it was the second half.

Another way is to log in using a friend's service from an area which isn't blacked out.

ESPN was quick to post highlights of plays within a minute or two in video clips.

that is good to know. maybe they have changed things up? i hope not!

 

[Yella-Britches]

You can get a VPN account - I picked up boxpn for around $4 per month (annual pay) and connected to a server in NYC (could have used Chicago, Dallas, LA...) so my IP address was not from the blacked out area. Worked just fine.

 

[WreckinGT]

I used hotspotshield for the Alcorn St game. Worked like a charm.

 

[00Burdell]

You can get a VPN account - I picked up boxpn for around $4 per month (annual pay) and connected to a server in NYC (could have used Chicago, Dallas, LA...) so my IP address was not from the blacked out area. Worked just fine.

I did the same but was prompted for my cable provider info and had to log in to my cable account which is mapped to a blacked out area so still didn't work. How did you not have to log in?

 

[Yella-Britches]

Yeah - I was "simply" prompted to select my cable provider from a long list (Comcast) but did NOT have to login so it worked out for me.

 

[00Burdell]

Yeah - I was "simply" prompted to select my cable provider from a long list (Comcast) but did NOT have to login so it worked out for me.

Duly noted.

 

[GT Man]

1. Learn how to use the inspector in Chrome
2. Google "vipbox"
3. Select game you want to see
4. Use the inspector to delete the ads blocking the video
5. Enjoy!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Thanks. I tried but my Surface wouldn't let me install. And by then it was the second half.

Another way is to log in using a friend's service from an area which isn't blacked out.

ESPN was quick to post highlights of plays within a minute or two in video clips.

I wanted to try this method but I cannot figure out how to get the login to actually populate. The issue is that my brother has comcast xfinity and so do I. Whenever I select xfinity then it automatically redirects me and reads my region and internet access to determine if I can use espn3. I cannot seem to select comcast and get the actual login info to try my brothers signin. Annoying, especially as this is likely just evidence of my inability to master technology.

However, looks like the Hotspot Shield route is going to work.

 

[RLR]

I was going to say thanks for the helpful advice. Until I saw the shirts GT's staff are wearing on the sideline. RUSSLE sank to a new, unfathomable awfulness.

I'll just follow gamecast for the rest of this game. Thanks for nothing [note: sarcasm does not apply to RUSSLE, the least talented company in the U.S.]

 

[jwsavhGT]

I was going to say thanks for the helpful advice. Until I saw the shirts GT's staff are wearing on the sideline. RUSSLE sank to a new, unfathomable awfulness.

I'll just follow gamecast for the rest of this game. Thanks for nothing [note: sarcasm does not apply to RUSSLE, the least talented company in the U.S.]

The shirts are specifically designed for Heroes Day. Last year they wore green camouflage.

 

[RLR]

The shirts are specifically designed for Heroes Day. Last year they wore green camouflage.

In that case, I withdraw the comment & will reserve my criticism for a more appropriate time (like next year's offseason thread). Good win today.

 

[JacketFromUGA]

The normal staff shirts are the ones that were worn last Pro-day. The white and blue ones