No NCAA on HD Sports Multiview??

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@ginsburl wrote:
I accessed HD Sports Multiview tonight, hoping I could find a shortcut to the NCAA play-in games. While the NIT games on ESPN were there (the lesser tournament to the NCAA tournament), there was nothing on TruTV's games. I don't know who at AT&T is responsible for selecting the games on Multiview, but the NCAA tournament is THE sports story until a champion wins in Indy. Why, for instance, would a Big 10 program on the history of its conference basketball displace a live NCAA play in game? Someone at AT&T needs to be assigned to read the sports section.

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Here's the full TV schedule:

http://www.sportsmediawatch.com/ncaa-tournament-tv-schedule-tbs-cbs-tnt-trutv-march-madness/

Reason I could care less about any of the Multiviews. 😉

Chris
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@ginsburl wrote:
I accessed HD Sports Multiview tonight, hoping I could find a shortcut to the NCAA play-in games. While the NIT games on ESPN were there (the lesser tournament to the NCAA tournament), there was nothing on TruTV's games. I don't know who at AT&T is responsible for selecting the games onMultiview, but the NCAA tournament is THE sports story until a champion wins in Indy. Why, for instance, would a Big 10 program on the history of its conference basketball displace a live NCAA play in game? Someone at AT&T needs to be assigned to read the sports section.

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If you knew that tonight's games were on truTV, is there any reason that you did not tune to truTV?

The Sports Multiview is composed of a fixed set of sports channels that never changes.  truTV is not considered a sports channel; therefore, it has never been a channel in the Sports Multiview.

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@my thoughts wrote:
You are aware that you can create a personal favorite list of channels (up to 55 channels) and use the MY MULTIVIEW to see the programs you desire at a given time.

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