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RE: Is there ANY TV for CAA Basketball this year?
In the New York City area, MSG Plus shows the Big 12 and YES shows the ACC. https://www.sny.tv/info/winter-sports-schedule is SNY's "Winter sports schedule" that hasn't been changed from 2016-2017. Hofstra had games with local announcers many years ago. After having only 4 televised games last season including 66 consecutive days without being on TV, Hofstra will have at least 3 out of conference games on TV, but I will be disappointed if none of the CAA games are on TV. As more TV channels are created, I wonder if any conference has had a bigger decline in games on TV than the CAA.
10-27-2017 02:17 PM
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