ESPN Full Court - A Must For Hoop Lovers

The ESPN Full Court package is great viewing for those that enjoy hoops. Over 400 games are televised or can be viewed on-line for a season. Currently, the remaining half season package is available for only $75. Tonight alone, there are 8 games being broadcast. Most of the games include Top 25 teams. If you're going to put money on these games, I highly suggest you consider purchasing this package. It should more then pay for itself over the season. Enjoy!

Best thing about it? Unlike the NBA, the 1st half of games are actually WATCHABLE and MEANINGFUL. NBA games aren't worth paying attention to till five minutes left in the 4th.

Thanks OMT.... I just went out and purchased this online. Thanks for the heads up.
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Keep in mind for next year, that the Early Bird Package for the entire season is only $99 for over 450 games, if purchased before a specified date in mid-November. This coming Saturday will air 15 games alone.

that's a pretty good deal...

Will this Current deal Include all their coverage of Championship Week, too.


Mid-March, preceding Madness....



I was just thinking of subscribing to just that, but If I can get these Final 6 weeks, too. I'm on it!!!

Pasted below is information on ESPN Full Court. Looks like it covers through the entire season including the conference tournaments.

ESPN Full Court is the only PPV package bringing you more than 450 men's college basketball games, LIVE and on-demand. Choose how you want to watch: on your television, or online on your computer. This season features hundreds of games from the nation's top conferences, including the Big Ten, ACC, Big East, Big 12, SEC, Atlantic-10, and more (click here for full season schedule). ESPN Full Court gives college hoops fans the best way to catch out-of-market games, so you never have to miss a single shot from your favorite teams.

Full Court also features dozens of women's college basketball games, with Tennessee, Purdue, and Michigan State on the schedule.

The Full Court season tips off November 19th for the television package, and January 3rd for the online version. It carries through the March conference tournaments.

Please note that local blackout restrictions apply to both online and television Full Court games.

For any questions about ESPN.com Full Court online, consult our basic FAQ or our application/billing FAQ.