AT&T U-Verse and MSU Sports

SlumDawg99

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Moving into a new neighborhood that is wired for AT&T U-Verse. Do any of you use this service and how is it with MSU games (basketball / baseball)?
 

fishwater99

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Jun 4, 2007
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No CSS, which carries many SEC games. You also have to have a box with every tv (which would suck for in the bathroom, kitchen, or back porch).
 

SchruteDog

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When Comcast goes all digital, hopefully this year, you'll have to have a digital adapter (small box) on every TV that doesn't have a digital or HD box.

As for the CSS part, I agree. But aren't most if not all the games shown on there available on ESPN3 anyway? I find the picture quality of ESPN3 on the Xbox is just as good if not better than what's on CSS.
 

tupelotim

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Feb 4, 2008
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Comcast in Tupelo recently switched to all digital. You have to have a box for every TV new or old.
 

tupelotim

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You got to have the box. If I hook my 2010 Sony Flat Screen straight to cable I can get three of the four networks and that's it.
 

tupelotim

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Yes you have to have a box for each outlet and they do come with remote. The box is about the size of a deck of cards. First two on the account of free and each additional one is $1.99 a month. Each box has a serial # and you have to call comcast to activate the box. If you buy one on ebay it won't work.
 

MSUArrowCS

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I can assure you that you'll need at least a tiny (free) box for every TV, because they'll be broadcasting all digital over the coax.
 

FlabLoser

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They offer a tier that is 6Mbps for $49/mo. Not an introductory rate. Of course they have higher speed stuff for more money.

I've been paying $43/mo for 3Mbps AT&T DSL and it seems like forever that all comcast offered was some $60+/mo stuff.