Advice for watching game online

[loweND]

I'm going away to a cottage for the Northwestern game. There's no cable there, but there is internet. I live in Canada, so I can't access NBC live. Does anybody have any advice for a reliable way to watch the game? I'm happy to pay if there's a reliable paysite. Also, have any of you tried the WatchND app? Can you watch live games on it? Thanks for any advice. I never miss a game.

 

[Rack Em]

Is your name Ugly Bob? Are you hideously ugly?

 

[woolybug25]

Ha! I knew you were canadian when I read you write "tonne" instead of "ton" in the other thread.

I knew it.

 

[Irish Insanity]

There is no reason to watch any more games. We won't make the playoffs. We are the worst 1 loss team.

 

[IrishinSyria]

Look into something like Hide My Ass (they're called VPNs). It lets you change your IP address, so you can grab an American IP and watch the game on NBC.

 

[DogDaysIrish]

PIIHB

 

[loweND]

Is your name Ugly Bob? Are you hideously ugly?

It's not. But I am.

Look into something like Hide My Ass (they're called VPNs). It lets you change your IP address, so you can grab an American IP and watch the game on NBC.

Thanks, but you have to be a subscriber to an american cable company to log into NBC live. Which, I don't have.

Ha! I knew you were canadian when I read you write "tonne" instead of "ton" in the other thread. I knew it.

You should hear me say aboot. I mean about.


Thanks for the replies everyone.

 

[BoredIrish]

I also live in Canada and while the VPN option is good, I tried getting it to work for the spring game and could never figure out what the issue was.

A far easier option is to just view the game being streamed online. Given how popular the Irish are, it is guaranteed that there will be MANY streams for all of ND's games. Check out the following site:

FIRSTROW | FIRSTROWSPORTS
or just google "first row sports"

My recommendation is to open a few of the links simultaneously to see which is the best quality feed. If any of the links ask you to download a plug-in, dont bother and just select another link... most of them just open in your web browser without any plug in needed.

 

[Bishop2b5]

I often watch games at http://www.feed2all.eu/type/american-football.html, though there's about a 15-20 second delay. The site's clunky and occasionally freezes, and you have to wait for some ads to clear before finally getting the feed, but they have virtually every CFB game that's televised.

 

[MNIrishman]

I often watch games at http://www.feed2all.eu/type/american-football.html, though there's about a 15-20 second delay. The site's clunky and occasionally freezes, and you have to wait for some ads to clear before finally getting the feed, but they have virtually every CFB game that's televised.

Before going to those sites, make sure you download adblock.

 

[dublinirish]

Before going to those sites, make sure you download adblock.

it still does not block every ad. the joys of being an overseas CFB fan