CALLING ALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL FANS

Looking for someone who has a way to record college football games ( I Love the SEC) and watch later that night. (As in Saturday nights usually). I will yell and cheer with you and provide beer and snacks for your slingbox services! (Or any other type of recording device) Let me know!! Games start this week!
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Thanks,
Tri

Just kidding! But I live way down in Can Tho. I do have a place in PMH, where I can go and kick-back on the weekend. I am just not too sure about making the trek every weekend though... I also have a buddy in PMH, who has a Slingbox. But, must consult with him first.
Anyway, YES, it is that time of year again. And this year, it is going to be THE USC all the way, sanctions and all!!!

Wild_1 wrote:I don't know if I want to watch with you SEC-types...
Don't be scared. 
@Jakejas, Scared? Remember the woods we laid on Arkansas and Auburn?? Not to mention Oklahoma, in the Orange Bowl??? Maybe we will run into you guys and your Johnny Football, hopefully he will retain his eligibility, this year. Then, you will know what happens, right??????

bebe517 wrote:Looking for someone who has a way to record college football games ( I Love the SEC) and watch later that night. (As in Saturday nights usually).
You're not allowing for the time difference between here and USA. Right now, games that start at Noon, EDT, on Saturday, can be seen here at 11pm Saturday night. Since many people stay up late on Saturday, those games could be watched live. Same for the 8pm EDT games on Saturday night, which could be watched live here at 7am Sunday morning. (Bloody Marys for breakfast, anyone?) The games that really need to be recorded are the 3:30pm EDT games, which are on here in the middle of the night. I usually record those games, and the Saturday night games after them, and get up Sunday morning and start watching all day Sunday. (The wife really has a lot of patience with me for this.
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So Bebe, most of your yelling and cheering will need to be done on Sunday morning.
"Clowney is a FREAK"

bebe517 wrote:Well, as a Gamecock
I'll try not to hold that against you, although I do like your "Carolina" better than the other one, and will be hoping yours wins on Friday.
bebe517 wrote:So yes I could get up at 7 am (which will most likely happen-this Friday our game starts at 5 am) or stay up till 5:30 am
So does this mean you've already found someone willing to share their Slingbox with you?
As for me, I'll DVR the game, stay off the internet all day, and watch it after work Friday evening.
Nam_ wrote:would one of those fancy schmancy slingboxes help me? The games would have to be actually televised here in order for me to record them yes?
The owning and operating of a Slingbox is not that simple. You'll have to involve other family members, or a very close friend, to be able to own and access one.
Step 1: Have a family member or close friend who lives in the TV coverage area of the team you want to see.
Step 2: Make sure that person has the cable TV service you desire, and a strong internet connection. Something on the order of business class, or at least a "Turbo" speed connection. Make sure you get a DVR, because THAT'S how you record the programs and games you want to "time-shift" and watch here.
Step 3: Get that person to agree to let you set up a Slingbox in their home, using their TV and internet service. Offering to share at least your portion of the usage cost will help convince them. It's best if you get your own connection in another room of their home, so you won't be interfering with their TV viewing habits. I've known people who set up their Slingboxes on the same TV as their "host", and had conflicts. (Just like if you were sitting there in their living room with them, and didn't want to watch what they're watching.)
Step 4: Go buy the Slingbox and set it up at your family/friend's home, using the computer you will use to watch it while you're here. (Not mandatory, but it helps.)
Step 5: Before you leave to come back to VN, make sure the Slingbox will work by watching on another wi-fi internet connection somewhere.
Step 6: In VN, get your landlord to agree to let you upgrade your VN internet to the best connection speed you can afford. Fiber-optic is a good bet, but the best ADSL connection will work as well.
Step 7: Try watching on various wi-fi connections around your area to compare them with your internet connection speed. Make sure yours is indeed faster than any others. Otherwise, you may not really be upgraded.
Step 8: Once everything is set up and working, ENJOY anything you want to watch, here in VN. Especially (for me) SPORTS.

Wild_1 wrote:Thanks, Saigonmokey! Low tech me have always thought that the DVR was part of the new cable box or the slingbox.
Howie, you need to check with your TV service provider. Many of the cable boxes DO have DVRs built in. Don't go out and get one until you're sure of this.
Is your boy Clowney gonna be able to play a whole game without getting winded this week?

Florida vs Miami
South Carolina vs Georgia (Clowney vs Boyd)
Notre Dame vs Michigan
USC and its depleted secondary will be in the Coliseum, hosting pass-happy Mike Leach and Washington State.
If only the weather in southern California would cool off a little...
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bebe517 wrote:My response: sportspickle.com/2013/08/jadeveon-clowneys-stock-plummets-fails-decapitate-anyone
But if you had not made this statement last week:
bebe517 wrote:Clowney is a FREAK:)
You would not need that response this week.
Why can't everyone would just let his play on the field speak for itself?
3:30am tomorrow morning if you're watching live.
And did you guys see what Johnny Football did last week? What a turd! That boy just doesn't know when to stop, does he?
Agree with all your points and think Jameis Winston could be one to watch this season. I don't know if he's just that good, or Pitt's defense was just that bad. I'm inclined to think its more the former. We'll see.What about you? Are you ready for Bama's game, against Johnny Football? I think I am going to tune into that UCLA vs Nebraska game, too.
I think the economy must have done the league in. You might be able to revive it. The Taiwanese will give you a game and I believe the Japanese have a team or two. If you get something going let me know. I live in Vung Tau and I might be able to get some Brit and Aussie cricket players here to give you a challenge.
lostvietdreamer wrote:GO Bears and stomp the Vikings
I didn't know the Bears and Vikings had college teams.
lostvietdreamer wrote:Baylor Bears and Portland State Vikings
OK... But Baylor doesn't play Portland State this year.
http://espn.go.com/college-football/tea … ylor-bears
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