ESPN gameplan

[ronpolk]

Just recently moved to Florida and was looking into getting the gameplan to watch MSU games this year. Is it worth the buy will I get the see most of the games?

 

[ShrubDog]

the games that where shown on JP and not shown down there, I got to purchase on GamePlan. And with the agreement between the SEC and ESPN you should have no problem seeing any games.

 

[topbulldawg]

I am in south FL and had no problem getting any of the LF games on cable last year in football. Not sure if it will be different with ESPN.

Basketball was a total different story.</p>

 

[ronpolk]

I'm in Fort Walton Beach.

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

There may be some kind of SEC package or something this coming year, I don't really know, but I assume it will be well worth it again.

 

[Agentdog]

Where I live.....I got Big12 games early in the day on a local cable channel. It was very similar to JP/LF except it had a ESPN+ logo on the screen. I betcha local stations across the SE start carrying the 11:30 SEC games on the same channels they always have except with ESPN+ logo instead. It might take a season for the local stations and ESPN to work things out but it will happen.

With all that said though, I ain't chancing it. I am switching over to Direct this summer in anticipation of getting ESPN gameplan every weekend. Well, for the first few weekends at least. </p>

 

[Tito Cheeseburger Jr]

I think a significant number of SEC games will end up on that channel. Probably in Florida you'll get the syndicated early game without having to buy any package, but we just have to wait and see how this new TV deal will work out.