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RE: Is there ANY TV for CAA Basketball this year?
For those of you who are in envy of other conferences who have deals with ESPN+, I will say this. I watched Drexel play LaSalle on the Plus today. For a subscription service, the quality of the broadcast was just as crappy as the games that we see for free on CAA.TV. Fortunately it was a free trial, that I plan to cancel, so I didn't have to shell out even $5 to watch it.

While I agree that the CAA's television situation is terrible, I am happy that I can still watch every CAA game for free, and not through a sham of a pay service. Hopefully the league will get a contract to get some more games on real TV in the near future. But for now, I'm fine with not being on ESPN+.
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11-17-2018 07:37 PM
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