Now that we don't have the LA regional channel of the old PAC 12 network, I'm wondering what the situation is with the BIG network. Is there going to be a channel covering the West coast team's BIG games? I know we didn't have any problem getting Michigan's games on the BIG network last year but with this expansion, I'm not sure what to expect. I'm going to do some research on the subject but was wondering if anyone on this forum had any advanced information.
I sure don't want to miss any of the Bruin games. Out in the rural area where we live, there is no cable and I've cut cord with both Dish and Directv so streaming with a ROKU unit is our only option. I'm signed up with Sling right now just for the NFL "red zone" which my wife religiously watches every Sunday. She's a big NFL fan. But come November, I plan to cancel Sling and sign up with the much more expensive FUBO streaming ROKU channel as they have all of the sports networks in their package (Red Zone, all ESPN channels, FS1 and FS2, the BIG network (don't know if the BIG has regional channels though but FUBO used to have all 6 PAC 12 regional channels) and all major network national channels. Runs about $130 a month but it's worth it to us "elders".
One thing that's made streaming for us much easier, I have a T-Mobile Home Internet box hooked up at home ($50 per month). The tower we get our signal from recently was upgraded and after 4 years of only getting 5 to 10Mbps down, as of about a month ago, we now get anywhere from 150Mbps to 300Mbps down. We were on N71 before which was the long distance but low speed channel. Now we are on N41 which doesn't extend out as far but is the 5G high speed channel (we are only about 1 mile from the tower and the line of sight is clear). Now we can actually watch 4K broadcasts easily--couldn't before.