It's been so long since I have traveled out of the country during football season, my memory on how to watch, or maybe listen, to a game from Europe is fuzzy. I have a VPN on my PC so I can select a link inside the U.S. to avoid the firewall the EU has put up to block some U.S. providers who do not want to follow the EU rules they think are uncompetitive.
But, what do I do from there? Should I just stick with web radio? What is the best MU radio broadcast station? Is it easy for a dummy to get the SEC network overseas? I get it at home on my cable system. I will be seven hours ahead of Columbia game time. I do have the option to DVR the games, and just watch them after I return. We are only talking about two games. I could always follow the in game and post game summaries from Gabe and Jarrod. Any game that starts after 4pm CDT will likely be too late for me to watch anyway.
Appreciate any advice from those who have knowledge and experience in doing as I would like to do.
Thanks. Go Tigers!!
But, what do I do from there? Should I just stick with web radio? What is the best MU radio broadcast station? Is it easy for a dummy to get the SEC network overseas? I get it at home on my cable system. I will be seven hours ahead of Columbia game time. I do have the option to DVR the games, and just watch them after I return. We are only talking about two games. I could always follow the in game and post game summaries from Gabe and Jarrod. Any game that starts after 4pm CDT will likely be too late for me to watch anyway.
Appreciate any advice from those who have knowledge and experience in doing as I would like to do.
Thanks. Go Tigers!!
