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    Voodoo Child Can I Kick It?

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    I just purchased ESPN Full Court because I was tired of missing out on mid major action and non-nationally televised Michigan State games. Is anyone else here a subscriber? I was wondering when their schedule of televised games will come out (if it's not already). I'll be happy with any extra games I get, but I was hoping to specifically see some Temple, Louisiana Tech, La Salle, and Colorado State games this year to catch Collins, Millsap, S. Smith, and J. Smith. If anyone has any info, it'll be appreciated. Thanks.
     
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    I'm considering buying it, my friend has it and it's pretty sweet. From what I remember there's like 10 channels all where you can catch games on at pretty much any time of the day. I've never seen Temple or La Salle on it but that's because they are local teams for me and I'll just usually watch them on a local channel.

    If your a college football fan or a college fan in general you should get ESPN U over ESPN Full Court, you get a lot of college football as well as college basketball.
     
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    Voodoo Child Can I Kick It?

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    I'm a fan of college football, but just the games like Michigan State vs. Ohio State, Notre Dame vs. USC, Michigan vs, Penn State, etc. I don't really care about having an extra sports package so I can watch the University of Memphis take on Tulsa. Besides football, what else does ESPN U have that ESPN Full Court doesn't?
     
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    I actually had this when it first came out. They showed a lot of odd ball games, it would be better if you could choose the games you wanted to see like NFL league pass.

    I recommend you invest in a Tivo.
     
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    How much is it? What's better NBA League pass or ESPN Fullcourt?
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quoting J_Ray:</div><div class="quote_post">How much is it? What's better NBA League pass or ESPN Fullcourt?</div>
    Depends on what you like watching more, NBA of NCAA basketball.

    I believe there's various packages.
     
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    Voodoo Child Can I Kick It?

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    I just want to be able to catch pretty much all of the Michigan State games as well as see all of the mid major NBA prospects (as well as just all NBA prospects in general) that ESPN doesn't show. As long as it lets me do those two things, I'll be very happy with it.
     
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