DirecTV / TWC question for Milwaukee area residents

[rayjoe2]

Red Zone part of Sunday Ticket

[Hoopaloop]

Here in Massachusetts, I weirdly got blacked out on a few, but finally found one, 669 to get it.

Also, to the original poster, DTV, does NOT have the Red Zone Channel, only the Sunday ticket.

Watched Red Zone at my friends house on Sunday and he has Direct tv.  They certainly have Red Zone channel.  In fact, if I recall when I went to Chicos house they each got an Emmy for inventing it or something related to that product.

http://itvt.com/story/8010/interactive-directv-sunday-ticket-wins-sports-emmy

[Benny B]

The bolded part is mostly incorrect, as well.  I have had satellite for years, and this is how it works:
1)  Most non-conference games that are produced by Sports32 ONLY will be blacked-out in Milwaukee.
2)  Conference games that are produced by Big East Network are not blacked-out.

If you go with Dish or DTV, buy the multi-sports pack.  ESPN full-court and ESPN3 are subject to the same blackout rules.  Of course you can watch those blacked-out non-conference games on delay on ESPN3.  Go to the game, and hook it up to your TV with an HDMI cable whenever you want to rewatch and you are all set.

Go to the schedule on Gomarquette.com.  It will specify which games are Sports32 games (most non-conference home games) only, and which are Big East Network produced (conference games).  The Big East Network games will not be blacked out on MASN or SNY.

Good luck.  

Thanks for the clarification.  Apparently, I was either given bad information or someone is asleep at the blackout switch (or more likely, both).  N Colorado should have been blacked out, but I'm wondering if the time change had any effect on the blackout (or lack of).  Was anyone able to pick it up that game on ESPN3 or FC in Milwaukee/E WI?