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When viewing NCAA page for football playoffs I just see only games listed and not the option to purchase the entire playoff package. How do you purchase the $19.95 package and view all games, verse the $9.99 per game?
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When I go to Western State's schedule and click on the "watch" link for their playoff game it takes me to a Hudl login page. Once logged in there's an option to purchase that single game or the package for $19.95Originally posted by Bisonfan from FLA View Post
Access Pass: NCAA Champs Pass | DII Football Championship Pass — $19.95 USD Live and on-demand access to games from the first round, second round, and quarterfinals of the 2023 NCAA Division II Football Championship.
Watch Live; Watch On-Demand.
Access expires on 08/01/2024
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Go to any Individual game. Click Purchase Access. You will be given an option to buy the single game or the Access Pass.Comment
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Thank you to both of you for your help.Comment
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Will there be a way to access the games through a ROKU?Comment
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Never mind I just figured it out.Comment
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But radio will still be free...You guys DO have radio broadcasts right???Originally posted by Chuck Bitner View PostComment
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I doubt very many people other than fans of the 2 teams will pay to watch. Will they still use student cameramen-/announcers?Comment
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I went ahead and purchased the pass to watch all of the games. I am not a fan of the price point for the two options, but I will complain as I buy it, and the NCAA won't care.Comment
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It wlll be whoever normally does the stream for the school...Originally posted by NWFanatic View PostComment
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Yup. Quality will still be exactly the same (mediocre at best) but the NCAA will make $5000 or so, we know how much they really need that kind of money. I hope the NCAA leadership is able to put food on the table and maybe buy a Christmas present or two for their kids this year.Originally posted by NWFanatic View Post
I donated to D2Football instead of giving the NCAA money for a broadcast they put zero work into.Last edited by Turbonium; 11-18-2023, 12:57 AM.Comment
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I have to say the only benefit from this arrangement was for us D2 football loonies. One place to watch a bunch of games instead of jumping on different sites or apps. I can't imagine this was a net positive for the weekend.Comment
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the message to me is that the NCAA D2 is done pursuing viewership. they have the audience that they have, so they are going to try to charge for every aspect of the game to that target audience. milk what you have dry, no need to find more cows...Comment
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I think the access pass is reasonable for all games. I paid more to watch 2 games on flosports alone last year.
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