just asking, but why would anyone miss it? i am old enough to remember it fully and the production value and total amount of coverage they provided doesn't even compare to what minnesota now gets with FSN-Minnesota
Heck I even enjoyed the show where Mike Max, Sid, the fat man from Fulda and the fourth seat occupied by a rotation of Dark Star or some other minor league sports media guy sat in a dark room and ruminated over Minnesota sports.
Local production. Local interest. No pay for web stream although I suppose its possible they would have dabbled in the same. Dick Bremer and Jim Dutcher on Gopher basketball telecasts. Heck I even enjoyed the show where Mike Max, Sid, the fat man from Fulda and the fourth seat occupied by a rotation of Dark Star or some other minor league sports media guy sat in a dark room and ruminated over Minnesota sports. I don't watch anything on FSN save the Twins.
I suppose FSN is alright for the handful of hockey fans that don't have season tickets to the Wild or Gopher hockey but I'm sure MSC would've probably televised them as well. Otherwise, what's on FSN that floats your boat?
You can find that show on Sunday nights on channel 23
By the way, I also miss MSC. I like the fact that you could always go to that channel for the games, and they would ALL be televised.
Thanks, I did like that show. My channel 23 is C-SPAN and I think many of us have different channel lineups. What are the call letters for your channel 23?
I sure as heck don't miss it. 27 of the 30 Gophers' regular season games (all except TT, SFA & Brown) will be on live TV, either the BTN, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or CBS.
Not to mention the Big Ten Tournament and (hopefully) NCAA, too. I have no complaints about that.
You do know that at one time we were the only school besides duke to have every game televised on TV?
That was before FSN bought MSC.
No we weren't. MSC never televised every game. They televised most games, but not all, and many were tape-delayed.
And, actually the first school to have their entire season televised was Iowa beginning in the late 1970s and early 1980s. They formed a statewide network way back then.