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**electmobile** · 05-28-2011, 06:33 PM

I think the multichannel thin always expires at noon each day (or a consistent time each day) and it's only for week one. I think the schedule is advertised so it shouldn't be a surprise when it goes off each day. No idea about Robertson's ill-timed plugs.

Yesterday on ESPN, fowler plugged the upcoming replay of caro/dani with something like, "the big upset of the day as the number-one seed goes down." pitythe people who had DVR'D it.

I can't remember which one, but there was at least one major recently where the multichannel coverage went into the second week. But since they've partnered with DirecTV, I can't remember a single one where the coverage got shortened on the middle Saturday. That's new. They've always provided coverage of 5 courts until the OOP is finished. I'm pretty sure of it.

AT LEAST, NBC is showing live coverage.

05-28-2011, 06:33 PM	#29
electmobile Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 550 Senior Member	I think the multichannel thin always expires at noon each day (or a consistent time each day) and it's only for week one. I think the schedule is advertised so it shouldn't be a surprise when it goes off each day. No idea about Robertson's ill-timed plugs. Yesterday on ESPN, fowler plugged the upcoming replay of caro/dani with something like, "the big upset of the day as the number-one seed goes down." pitythe people who had DVR'D it. I can't remember which one, but there was at least one major recently where the multichannel coverage went into the second week. But since they've partnered with DirecTV, I can't remember a single one where the coverage got shortened on the middle Saturday. That's new. They've always provided coverage of 5 courts until the OOP is finished. I'm pretty sure of it. AT LEAST, NBC is showing live coverage.
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