True. If it shows up in the Upcoming section before 3PM, you'll be good to go. Good luck and let us know if you get to livestream it live.
Will do.
Meanwhile, what I've been doing for games that are not available on "live" telecast is -- I listen to the game on radio (via UConn+) while watching the ESPN play-by-play on my screen (which is usually several seconds ahead of the radio transmission). I must say, the radio broadcast leaves a little to be desired. I like the color commentator better than the one on the SNY telecasts, but the radio play-by-play broadcaster -- though emotional, exciting and very pro-UConn -- doesn't paint a complete picture. He'll describe a shooter letting the ball go, but doesn't give a full description as to the result of the shot. It's like he assumes we know what happened.
There's a real art to radio sportscasting. The most dramatic difference is in watching a prize fight on TV while listening to it on radio. The radio guy has to tell you every punch and parry, while the TV guy can take a snooze while you watch the action.
The fastest game on the media is ice hockey, and nobody was better at radio broadcasting hockey than Marv Albert. If the action would restart before a commercial ended, he would quickly bring the listener up to date by describing every player who touched the puck while he was off the air, leaving out nothing.
And, of course, nobody painted a picture better than the great Marty Glickman, who popularized "the Giants are moving left to right on your radio dial."
