What do you use to watch games on ESPN?

[tbbycatt]

My son is very interested in switching over to ROKU and ditching his cable bill. The problem is in missing college football games (Ohio State) Does anyone have any suggestions how to do this?

thanks, Marta

[Gilgamesh]

Many colleges have a web site where they host many of their games also the NCAA site provides many links to game streams and many conferences do this as well.

As to a particular college just do a bit of searching and you can find the most of the authorized content.

ESPN3, if it is available from your ISP, is another good source for games and they have many live feeds.

Justin.tv is another source for live games.

[Buster]

the only 2 sites you will ever need to watch....

http://atdhe.net/

http://www.nenggeulis.com/

[bullardc]

My son is very interested in switching over to ROKU and ditching his cable bill. The problem is in missing college football games (Ohio State) Does anyone have any suggestions how to do this?

thanks, Marta

Xbox 360 just made espn 3 available if you get through your internetI provider. I'm watching all of my games on there now both live and archived. It's great!!!

[spiffothemouse]

the only 2 sites you will ever need to watch....

http://atdhe.net/

http://www.nenggeulis.com/

so how well do those work on the roku? do you just need to set up a link to sunimi or chaneru to get them to play or...?

[dividebyzer0]

Make sure you have a Vuvuzela.

[berger6696]

the only 2 sites you will ever need to watch....

http://atdhe.net/

http://www.nenggeulis.com/

so how well do those work on the roku? do you just need to set up a link to sunimi or chaneru to get them to play or...?

Interested in this as well.

[West Ham]

I use veetle to stream games through the PS3.

[Saqqara]

I think the short answer to your question is that Roku is not currently a substitute for cable when it comes to live sports, with specific exceptions for which there are dedicated channels (MLB.com).