I agree that espn dropped the puck covering the tournament. Even with all the extra OT's they were constantly moving coverage. I was lucky with my Roku (streaming box) attached to my tv I could get all the espn channels including espn3. I was able to switch as they moved the games and was able to stream games I missed. All 12 games are still up for streaming on espn3. That doesn't solve your DVR problem but again that's espn's fault. I hope their Frozen Four coverage is better. I always like to watch the the coverage after I attend the games!

Jay

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> On Mar 28, 2017, at 12:17 PM, charlie shub <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> For the record, i'm extremely unhappy with the ESPN Coverage
> 
> of the 12 games
> only 9 were broadcast, the other 3 were only available by internet streaming
> of the 9 broadcast games, the vast majority ran over the allotted 2.5 hours thus disrupting a later show on that channel.  2.5 hours is just not enough time for a playoff game.
> of the 9 broadcast games, one could not watch the vast majority FROM THE BEGINNING because an earlier show ran over.  It really does a whole lot of good to get home an hour after a game starts and go to my DVR to discover the start of the game was NOT RECORDED because something else ran over and what was advertized as the schedule.  was changed at the last second.  It got so bad that i was not only recording the scheduled games, i was also recording the alternate channel just in case
> there is a whole lot of room for improvement.  
> 
>> On 3/27/2017 11:17 AM, Mark Lewin wrote:
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>> Also, I think the NCAA needs to be more beholding to their on-site fans, not just ESPN.  If they are going to stop the flow so often for reviews, they need to inform the fans what is going on.
>> 
>> Come on NCAA, it's called customer service!!!!
>> 
>> 
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