[here4WBB]

Spokane (Gonzaga) is the closest site to see Stanford live, so we sadly don't make it to Maples often (but we have seen them play WSU, UW, and Gonzaga and last week in Vegas). But is there a way to see the games via a streaming service (and not a cable provider). Does anyone use Fubo or Sling to watch games? and is one better?

we used Fubo in the Bay Area years back, I was frustrated because it was expensive and Fubo carried ONLY Pac 12 broadcast games.  We live in Utah now and are on our second year of Sling.  Sling covers games broadcast by ESPN and I can record them as well.  For the games broadcast by other conferences, I open the streaming on my laptop and then mirror my laptop screen to our samsung Frame TV.  You could do something similar by hooking your laptop up to your tv with a HDMI cable.  Some games are available on other apps (Fubo, Flohoops) only and I just accept that I can't catch them all.  Sometimes you can trick the system by signing up for a free month and then canceling.  But that only works once.

[here4WBB]

Spokane (Gonzaga) is the closest site to see Stanford live, so we sadly don't make it to Maples often (but we have seen them play WSU, UW, and Gonzaga and last week in Vegas). But is there a way to see the games via a streaming service (and not a cable provider). Does anyone use Fubo or Sling to watch games? and is one better?

we used Fubo in the Bay Area years back, I was frustrated because it was expensive and Fubo carried ONLY Pac 12 broadcast games.  We live in Utah now and are on our second year of Sling.  Sling covers games broadcast by ESPN and I can record them as well.  For the games broadcast by other conferences, I open the streaming on my laptop and then mirror my laptop screen to our samsung Frame TV.  You could do something similar by hooking your laptop up to your tv with a HDMI cable.  Some games are available on other apps (Fubo, Flohoops) only and I just accept that I can't catch them all.  Sometimes you can trick the system by signing up for a free month and then canceling.  But that only works once.