Since I jumped in on this thread, I had a chance to look at the
broadcastsports.com site.  For those used to broadcast.com, this different
site should be much easier to navigate to your game of interest, mostly
because they have fewer stations on board (as of last night), but their
site design is much better (specialized).
 
Now, the question becomes:  will there be 100 % coverage of all HOCKEY
games on WZON, or are there known dates when (men's) hockey will not be
broadcast on their station perhaps due to some conflict ?
 
Also, I have plane reservations going west to Columbus via Cleveland.  Any
news on ticket sales for those games, either through the Orono away
allocation, or that State has put tickets on sale ?
 
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From:   Deron Treadwell[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
Reply To:       The Maine Hockey Discussion List
Sent:   Thursday, September 23, 1999 1:19 PM
To:     [log in to unmask]
Subject:        Re: Hockey on the Net" solicitation
 
At 01:42 PM 9/23/99 , you wrote:
>Two questions arise from your response, which may be of interest to those
>who want to listen to this year's Road to Providence:
>
>1.  will the games carried on broadcastsports be the WMEB or WZON account
?
 
WZON.  All of the UMaine sports WZON does will be on broadcastsports.com
(so we should get all of the hockey games on the net).  I don't know what
WMEB's plans are.
 
>2.  what's the difference between broadcastsports.com and broadcast.com ?
 
Different companies I assume.  I don't really know much about it except
that they are not the same.