I presume you have the same package I got with Verizon FIOS in RI.
 You should check out the Fox Sports Channels for hockey from Michigan,
Wisconsin, Denver, North Dakota and Minnesota. There are also games on ESPNU
(watched BC vs. UVM on Sunday night), Hockey East games on NESN when there
are no conflicts with Bruins or Celtics, week end games on CBS College
Sports (formerly CSTV),  and a few games on the NHL network.  Not sure if
Comcast carries the Big Ten sports network but FIOS does and I believe they
will start carrying games between Big Ten teams later this year.

As you found out, you can't believe them when it says live on the screen but
you should be able to use a composite schedule from USCHO to tell which
games are live and which are rebroadcasts.

On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 7:42 PM, Sara M. Fagan <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> Despite my dislike for Comcast I added a sports package to my cable lineup.
>  I was checking out the channels last night and found a MN at ND game last
> night.  It was in the third period and I decided to watch.  (The Comcast
> guide said it was live but when they said they were skipping ahead in the
> period due to time constraints  I decided it must be on tape.)  It was a
> pretty exciting third and overtime period.  I was interested in seeing the
> arena at North Dakota.  it certainly did seem pretty impressive.  It looked
> more like the Boston Garden then SLU's Appleton Arena.  The crowd seemed
> very excited.  Is that the usual level of crowd excitement?  I really was
> impressed with the intensity that the MN team seemed to step up to late in
> the third.  They seemed to take it to a new level even if it didn't yield a
> goal.
>
> rSara
> SLU '77
> Let's go SAINTS!!!
>