Extra ESPN feeds for Oregon - Ohio State on Dish?

[jrbdmb]

The inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship Presented by AT&T between Oregon and Ohio State on Monday night (8:30 p.m. ET) can be seen in a variety of ways via ESPN's MegaCast Presentation. Here is a list of each telecast and where to watch:

• Traditional telecast: Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit, with Heather Cox and Tom Rinaldi reporting from the sidelines. (ESPN/WatchESPN)
• Spanish telecast: Traditional telecast with Eduardo Varela and analyst Pablo Viruega providing a Spanish-language call of the action. (ESPN Deportes/WatchESPN)
• Film Room: ESPN analysts Chris Spielman and Tom Luginbill with Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen, new Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi and new Nebraska coach Mike Riley provide analysis of the game as it happens. (ESPN2/WatchESPN)
• ESPN Voices: Jay Bilas, Aaron Boone, Julie Foudy, Barry Melrose, Mark Schlereth and Michael Wilbon watch and discuss the game. Bob Wischusen hosts. (ESPNU/WatchESPN)
• Off the Ball: ESPN analysts Kevin Carter, Matt Millen, Jason Sehorn and Matt Stinchcomb, as well as Amani Toomer, focus on the plays away from the ball. (ESPNews/WatchESPN)
• Sounds of the Game: Live video with natural sounds of the game captured by 100 microphones positioned throughout the stadium. (ESPN Classic)
• Command Center: Commercial-free coverage will feature a full-time, split-screen application showing live game action, along with immediate replays of every play and isolated camera feeds of both head coaches, enhanced statistics and the ESPN Radio broadcast call. (ESPN Goal Line/WatchESPN)
• SpiderCam: A high-angle presentation of the game with natural sounds of the field and stadium. (ESPN3)
• Taco Bell Student Section: Commercial-free option will feature cameras in the Taco Bell student sections (special sections created by Taco Bell that gave 500 students from each school a VIP experience) and with the cheerleaders, bands and mascots of each team. (ESPN3)
• Oregon Radio Call: Will feature Oregon’s radio broadcast (Jerry Allen, analyst Mike Jorgensen, reporter Joey McMurray and host Chase Morgan). The on-screen presentation will provide fans with the game feed plus isolated cameras on coach Mark Helfrich and players. (ESPN3)
• Ohio State Radio Call: Will feature Ohio State’s local radio broadcast (Paul Keels, analyst Jim Lachey, reporter Marty Bannister). The on-screen presentation will provide fans with the game feed plus isolated cameras on coach Urban Meyer and players. (ESPN3)
• DataCenter: Commercial-free coverage will include significant on-screen graphic content ranging from analytics, curated social media reaction and more. (ESPN3)

Wondering if any of the above "extra" ESPN3 channels are going to find a spot on Dish tonight? Spidercam and Sounds of the Game might be fun just so you don't have to listen to the ESPN commentary.

 

[Hall]

If I'm not mistaken, ESPN3 (and WatchESPN) is internet only

 

[Yespage]

Which channel for Cleveland Brown fans to watch the game and pretend Ohio State is Cleveland thanks to live renders over the jerseys?

 

[jrbdmb]

If I'm not mistaken, ESPN3 (and WatchESPN) is internet only

In the past I thought that Dish put some of these special "extra" channels on in the 400s or 500s somewhere. If not I'll check them out on ESPN3 online.

 

[TNGTony]

ESPN 3 and Watch ESPN are Internet-only options.

 

[TNGTony]

ESPN has "alternate" feeds. That is what sometimes shows up on the ESPN Alternate channels. To my knowledge, ESPN3 has not shown up on those channels

 

[bellevuecoug]

Which channel for Cleveland Brown fans to watch the game and pretend Ohio State is Cleveland thanks to live renders over the jerseys?

Probably fitting as I'm thinking OSU loses tonight (just like the Browns tend to do).

 

[Hall]

Nothing in the uplink report. I think they would have made the change before now. They can "uplink" them (the hard part) but make them unavailable to regular subscribers and then send a second hit that simply makes them "free" (the easy part).

 

[zippyfrog]

I am interested to see if the "Command Center" shows up on the Goal Line/Buzzer Beater channel on Dish. Last weekend, Dish did not carry Buzzer Beater on 403, although Directv did and I was able to catch Buzzer Beater on the Watch ESPN App. Looking at the guide data for tonight, it appears that there will be no Command Center on 403...

 

[Deadlocked]

Goalline won t even be active, he'll we didn't even get Buzzbeater Saturday. No way we get those extra feeds.


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[Joe Capitano]

"Every" ESPN channel will have the game in some form. That is, "every" one except for the SEC ESPN Network and Longhorn Network. You get the drift.

 

[zippyfrog]

My thoughts were confirmed - just logged into the WatchESPN App and the Goal Line channel is active with the "Command Center", Dish does not have that channel active on 403, just the standard slate.