[WBB fan]

I’ve been doing a few months of Fubo as a trial. If you replay a Pac-12 game, you can’t skip forward unless you are watching something that you personally ‘recorded.’ It’s basically forcing you to treat a replay like a live telecast. That’s horrible. 

I subscribe to the Pac-12 network on DISH and get 5-channel lineup. What’s revealing is how often the non-primary channels are simply empty. But, this does mean that I got the Cal game from Seattle and I auto record the games, so I can skip forward to my heart’s content…

Not only Dish gives you this. If you get tv through Comcast (xfinity) or several other providers, you can get the full Pac-12 with all the non-primary channels on your computer. I have Dish at my mountain place and comcast at home, and I use both as a means to access the Pac-12 net on the computer. At home, I then use the hdmi cable to put it on the larger tv screen.  (Or sometimes something else is on tv, and i have a wbb game on the computer at the same time.

[WBB fan]

I’ve been doing a few months of Fubo as a trial. If you replay a Pac-12 game, you can’t skip forward unless you are watching something that you personally ‘recorded.’ It’s basically forcing you to treat a replay like a live telecast. That’s horrible. 

I subscribe to the Pac-12 network on DISH and get 5-channel lineup. What’s revealing is how often the non-primary channels are simply empty. But, this does mean that I got the Cal game from Seattle and I auto record the games, so I can skip forward to my heart’s content…

Not only Dish gives you this. If you get tv through Comcast (xfinity) or several other providers, you can get the full Pac-12 with all the non-primary channels on your computer. I have Dish at my mountain place and comcast at home, and I use both as a means to access the Pac-12 net on the computer. At home, I then use the hdmi cable to put it on the larger tv screen.  (Or sometimes something else is on tv, and i have a wbb game on the computer at the same time.