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Today, without an official release, Lehigh added some broadcast information to their 2017 football schedule. It details the TV, radio, and streaming information for every game this season.
Like last year, every Lehigh broadcast in 2017 will have a the live broadcast on ESPN Radio of the Lehigh Valley. If you’re in Bethlehem, the broadcasts can be heard on AM 1160, AM 1230 and AM 1320, and from their website, you can always access a live stream of their broadcasts anywhere in the world.
And like last year, Service Electric Channel 2 will be carrying all of Lehigh’s home games with the exception of the 153rd meeting of The Rivalry vs. Lafayette. That game will be carried on WFMZ Channel 69.
Following college football teams in the current media landscape can sometimes feel like a maze of different providers and sources, and in the 2017 season, getting the whole picture is sometimes a bit tricky. Below the flip, I’ll try to offer some clarity.
For whatever reason, you didn’t make the trip to Durham, New Hampshire. You’ve popped your popcorn, iced your Yuenglings, and put the meatballs in the crockpot – and then you panic.
How do I watch the game? What is ESPN3? Can I watch it on my TV? Do I need to subscribe to something? WHAT DO I DO???
Never fear. LFN’s here to help.
Not going to the game at Murray Goodman, and you want to know how to catch today’s game?
Never fear. LFN’s here.
Not going to the game in North Philadelphia, and you want to know how to catch tonight’s game?
Never fear. LFN’s here.
Not going to the game at the Main Line, and you want to know how to catch tonight’s game?
Never fear. LFN’s here.
It was hard to know what to think when the following announcement came up on the Patriot League Twitter account:
Major announcement coming from the @PatriotLeague this afternoon….very exciting development for 2013-14 and beyond!
— Patriot League (@PatriotLeague) July 29, 2013
Out of the blue, there it was. What could it be? More (gasp) expansion news? The pro-bono hiring of Jon Gruden as Frank Tavani‘s assistant defenisive coach at Lafayette? Free sno-cones at football’s Patriot League Media Day, scheduled for this Wednesday?
It wasn’t any of these three possibilities, but it was something even better.
Now, any Patriot League fans with a decently-fast laptop, tablet or phone will now be able to stream a large number of games over the internet.
For free.
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