ChesterFritz90

For those wondering about televised games on midco, go here: https://midcosports.com/schedule then scroll down to the “daily schedule” (what it defaults to) and click “live schedule” and then use the filters to narrow it down to UND games under “Filter by team” and just Basketball games under “Filter by category”. looks like it is 24 televised games between both men and women with all the televised and non televised home games (plus non televised road conference games) on Midco Sports Plus.

Why is that?

Exactly. I mean, its not *that* complex... Like 90%+ of your content will be found on NCHC.tv or Midco Sports Plus. That will get you: Hockey NCHC.tv all home games and away non-conference games (except CBS Sports Network games) Football Midco Sports Plus all games except Boise State (FS1) and Northern Iowa (MVFC game of the week on ESPN3) Basketball (M+W) Midco Sports Plus (which runs Summit League Network) all home games and away non-conference games (except CBS Sports Network games) Soccer, Softball, and Volleyball Midco Sports Plus (which runs Summit League Network) all home games and select away non-conference games You are looking at like 4-5 games out of like 100+ games that are not going to be on NCHC.tv or Midco Sports Plus...and those 4-5 games are going to be "nationally" televised (don't know if you could consider a free ESPN3 game as nationally televised). This is really UND's second year like this as their last TV deal with Midco put everything at home (sans Hockey) on Midco Sports Plus already.

If you look in the top photo, you can see just a sliver of the the new overhead walkway connecting to Memorial Village I. https://campus.und.edu/facilities-management/_files/docs/2022-master-plan-supplemental-planning/2022-sasaki-site-planning-updated.pdf It was also illustrated on page 9 of the UND facilities master plan.

I assume she did, either that or she stole that baby, lol. I would think she would be out at least a couple weeks before returning to the bench. Got a little bit of time before conference games kick off.

https://support.bigtenplus.com/hc/en-us/articles/4404943756178-Where-do-I-watch-B1G- According to their support site, it looks like the app in various stores is most likely titled "B1G+", so I would search for that instead.

It is available to stream on the Bally Sports website for those that have it in their cable package and have a TV login. According to Minnesota's website, it is also streaming on B1G+, which would be for those that don't have it as part of their cable package. Friday: https://www.bigtenplus.com/en-int/playerpage/1534153 Saturday: https://www.bigtenplus.com/en-int/playerpage/1534301

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lol, this forum is wild sometimes...they are still in the middle of the initial RFP process. Crazy that some people think that State Government moves that quickly that they were able to complete an RFP of this size and start a new one in that short of time is just wild. The forest of red tape with state government is THICCCC, they aren't getting through it that quickly.

How so? I'm pretty sure they are doing most of the conference schedule like normal, and I think they've also done like half of the home games so far this season. Pretty sure there is a very limited viewing audience for non-D1 opponents.

Well, Sidearm actually acquired and subsequently absorbed Neulion College, which operated NCHC.tv at the time, back in May 2019. We are entering the third season with Sidearm operating NCHC.tv.

With all the frustration around the pricing and renewals, I thought I would drop a little good news. One of the changes that Sidearm made when they acquired NCHC.tv is they took off the one concurrent stream at a time rule. I believe you can have either 3 or 5 concurrent streams on a login now before it starts throwing a fit now, I can't remember which one it was, but its more than 1...which is nice.

They also brought a recruit on campus knowing the announcement was getting made. It wasn't coincidence, it was all very much on purpose. Even if women's hockey did come back, the old coaching staff wouldn't be.

There is a "tickets" section in the UND Sports app (left side pull-out menu, all the way at the bottom). When you don't handle your own tickets, though, and have a company like ticketmaster running the backbone of your operation, you are pretty tied to what ticketmaster will allow.

they will. when looking at your ticket there is typically an "add to Apple Wallet" button. The whole Apple Wallet thing is just a better way to keep tabs on your tickets after you have added them.

One big thing to remember is this was not a UND football game. UND may have played in it, but its important to keep in mind that this was an NCAA championship event. This means that the NCAA owns everything top to bottom for the game. From publishing rights (meaning no printed roster cards) to all the content on the videoboard content (reason for no player visuals for intros) to broadcast rights (ESPN3 only, baby!), the NCAA essentially micromanages everything that host institutions are allowed to do. They do that because for all intents and purposes, this is supposed to be just like a "neutral site" game.

WatchESPN, which is ESPN's entire streaming arm essentially contains 3 prongs: - Linear channels: These are streaming versions of the channels available on your TV on the ESPN family of networks or on WatchESPN via your TV subscription login if your cable plan includes that particular channel. You cannot pay ESPN directly to access these channels, only via the login. - ESPN3: This is content that is not available on your TV on the ESPN family of networks, but IS available on WatchESPN via your TV subscription login. Your login access usually grants you ESPN3 content if your cable plan includes ANY of the ESPN networks. However, some cable companies grant access to ESPN3 content regardless. You cannot pay to access ESPN3 content, only via the login. - ESPN+: This is content that is not available on your TV on the ESPN family of networks, but IS available on WatchESPN via a paid plan. Your TV subscription login will not work to access ESPN+ content. ---- If you are looking for a temporary workaround to access ESPN3 content and you don't have a current cable subscription, you can try to get a free trial to an online TV platform like YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, or FuboTV and use your login credentials from those platforms when logging into the WatchESPN platform to access streaming content that requires a TV login. Hopefully this helps you and those out there trying to watch the game and Summit League and MVFC games in the future...this is our life now people, haha.

WatchESPN (which is all of ESPN's various streaming prongs), which is what ESPN3 is on, is available on the ESPN app, which is available on almost every smart TV, streaming device, mobile phone, and smart fridge out there. If you want to know if your device can get the ESPN app: http://www.espn.com/espn/apps/espn

Based off how he phrased it in his tweet, I think he just meant that with all the things that Fritz Pollard Jr did throughout his stellar career, it was "long overdue" to give Fritz Pollard Jr recognition for everything he did. Hajdu was kind of a nerd when it came to UND's athletics history when he was here, not just hockey.

Its been an interesting journey for both Sidearm and Neulion: Neulion, back in the day, had an impressive portfolio of clients, including the NHL (they are the ones that used to run the old NHL GameCenter Live). Their list of college schools was also quite large. They were, for a time, the king of the hill when it came to college athletics websites. Meanwhile, up-and-comer, Sidearm Sports was steadily growing its roster of college schools growing to 700 by the time that Learfield Communications acquired the company in 2014. At the time, Endeavor already had a growing stake in Learfield as well. In September 2014, the NCHC and Neulion announced a partnership to stream all NCHC games. In 2015, the NHL left Neulion in favor of a partnership with MLB and their MLBAM platform. This signaled the start a steady number of partners slowing leaving Neulion. Meanwhile in 2015, Learfield purchased Front Row Marketing, the company that handled sales for UND Athletics, making UND a new client of Learfield. In 2018, Neulion was split into two properties, one being Neulion and the other being Neulion College. In February 2018, Sidearm and CBS Advanced Media announce partnership that will allow CBS Advanced media to power all of Sidearm video platforms while Sidearm will power all of CBS Advanced Media's college websites. In March 2018, Neulion was acquired by Endeavor and renamed Endeavor Streaming. In Summer 2018, UND made the jump from Neulion College to Sidearm sports to handle the website and streaming (which at the time was anything that wasn't hockey, football, basketball, or volleyball) In 2019, Neulion College was acquired by Sidearm Sports collectively closing the book on Neulion's existence. _____________________________ TL;DR: UND and NCHC.tv all operate under the Sidearm umbrella which is owned by Learfield IMG College. Neulion is no longer a thing after being split up and the college arm of Neulion being acquired by Sidearm. Endeavor has had their fingers in everyone's pie.

The official logo, the interlocking ND, was on the ice those years as well.

https://fightinghawks.com/watch/?Live=1193

Looks like the broadcast page thing got updated. We will see if its right... https://fightinghawks.com/news/2017/8/4/785161.aspx

Are you talking about that instagram post from the Summit League? That area below the ad looks to be a "social" area. It'll probably change next time they post something to instagram.

Lol, the "attention of the AP" is merely Kolpack writing a story from his couch in Fargo, and it being posted to ABC News is an auto-generated page from any stories posted to the AP Newswire. There wasn't anyone from AP or ABC News headquarters who saw this and thought it was a big story.