Does your school have streaming audio/video?

[MSUBear42]

I'm trying to figure out how many other schools are still lacking live streaming audio and video from their school's website.

[Golden Eagle]

The school itself doesn't, but the OVC has it for all games.

[rokamortis]

Coastal has audio for all games - has since inception. Video is newly available this year through the Big South Edge.

[TexasTerror]

The school does not -- it links to our radio partner, KSAM. The school has recently signed with XOS and we should have both streaming audio and video here in the short term...

[bosshogg]

SC State has audio for all games

[Seahawks Fan]

Wagner has audio for all the games.

[Hammersmith]

NDSU has audio/video for all home events through XOS and audio, at least, for all away games. Not sure how home basketball will work since The Summit has their own agreement with XOS.

[DetroitFlyer]

Dayton has had audio for a number of years. This past Saturday, the first ever video webcast of the Urbana / UD took place. It was great!! Dayton is video webcasting all home games this year for free!

[th0m]

JMU has started streaming video this year, at a cost of $8 per month I think. This is for football and a bunch of other sports as well such as fieldhockey, soccer etc. Only the home games though. Audio covers pretty much all sports home and away I believe.

[Ram Ball]

I think it is being investigated at Rhody, but we are also bound by the A-10 contract with CSTV.... if that is even relevant.

[Peems]

Audio link is available at montanagrizzlies.com. Video is for all big sky games at www.bigskytv.com (or .org i forget)

[Husky Alum]

I think it is being investigated at Rhody, but we are also bound by the A-10 contract with CSTV.... if that is even relevant.

Why would it be relevant when the A-10 has nothing to do with football any more (thank god)??

NU streams all of its home games (yeah, all sports) on www.gonu.tv (or something like that). It's $4.95 per game.

Last season most home hoops and hockey games were streamed and the quality was pretty good. The graphics are actually excellent.

I was on a work assignment in Beijing and was able to watch NU hoop games over breakfast.

[slostang]

Cal Poly has audio for all games and video streaming for all home games available through CSTV.com.

[Seawolf97]

Stonybrook has it !

[TheValleyRaider]

Colgate has both.

Audio is streamed through TeamLine, WKXZ 93.9/94 out of Utica, NY, and is free

Video is only for home games, through the Colgate All-Access package. $10 for a month, $80 for a year. Usually through the local TimeWarner 26 Sports Channel.

[walliver]

The question is a little confusing.

Wofford, like many schools does not directly provide streaming audio, but it is available from the radio station which broadcasts the games, and is linked from the school's web site.

[skinny_uncle]

SIU has both.
Audio is free @ magic 95.1 (http://www.magic951.com/home.php)
Video is subscription only @ DawgWatch.TV (http://www.stretchinternet.com/siuvideo.html)

[ncguitarplyr]

app state has one you can pay for....its a gigantic ripoff and unwatchable...ive seen slideshows that looked more real time

[Old Cage]

UMass has had both for a few years. This year is the first that you have to pay for the video. Folks who have done that are not happy with the quality.

[chrisattsu]

Yes,

Tarleton (d2) has streaming video and audio commentary through their website, as well as the radio stations who carry the game.