Let ESPN know how we feel!!!

THEY JUST DON'T GET IT DO THEY????

 

I finally did too, but only because ESPNU replayed the game at 5:00 this morning, however I didn't know about it until 6:15 or so.

However I had tivo'd the game before the goofballs took it away, and when I picked it up this morning, it was right before the goofballs took it away. So I tivo'd the rest of the game this morning, I put the whole game together on a vhs tape, and later I am gonna make a dvd of it, so now I will have the whole game.

 

If someone has the game recorded in it's ENTIRETY, and doesn't think because it of "national priority" that I watch the ASU, Fresno State game, I would liek to buy an LSU magnet from you for your named price if I could get the dvd of the game as a free gift with my purchase. :wink:

 

im glad they switched, for me (in Georgia) at least.

its the same reason they switched from the UGA game to the LSU game Saturday.

 

WHAT??? It's official...the whole world's gone mad. Someone in Georgia, who claims to be an LSU fan, is glad that people in Louisiana had to watch Fresno State and Arizona State instead of the last game at the Box, because of what happened in a Georgia game on Saturday. I may just retire from the forum after reading this. :rolleye33:

 

Get cable.

 

I have cable genius. The provider in this complex is the only one we are allowed to get. I am moving out in 2 months so I will handle my business then. Meanwhile...why don't you chill, before you....

get stitches. :thumb:

 

So do you have Direct TV? Because so far that's the only major provider that I have heard switched over. Cox, Comcast, Charter and Dish Network all carried it on ESPN standard Def till the end. Do you live in a small town with a different provider?

 

so I should go with a different, more expensive, lower quality, fewer channels, less HD having, no MLB ExtraInning providing provider because ESPN falsely advertised that I would get the LSU game in it's entirety?

 

Nah, your right. Send ESPN a nasty e-mail instead. That will hit them where it hurts. Plus if every provider but one showed the game in LA in it's entirety, I would tend to think it was the provider that screwed you. Not ESPN.