Watching scores on the internet

[Dougie Fresh]

It seems like ESPN and every other website sucks for small market games. Anybody body know of anything better?

[mtneer1212]

ESPN Gamecast had both games tonight -- it was more than sufficient

[Dougie Fresh]

Mine was messed up for the last couple minutes of the temple game and seemed to lag...I have god internet too

[MonkeyF0cker]

Radio stream, maybe?

[Dougie Fresh]

I like to watch 2 or 3 scores at the same time

[dwaechte]

ESPN/Yahoo/Sportsline are the best you're going to do unless you find local sources. Even a lot of the time no local sources have live scores and if they do they're worse than the national ones.

[Dougie Fresh]

Does anyone have an insider account at ESPN? They say they have live scoring, I think it might only be NBA though. Thinking about trying it out.

[dwaechte]

I have Insider, I don't really use the live scoring much. It works, but there are glitches and it's not like it's all that much faster than their regular feed. Personally I wouldn't shell out for Insider just to use the live scoring, but if it's a big deal to you it can't hurt I guess, it's pretty cheap.

[mtneer1212]

I do -- that is what I was using..... pay for the insider for a year -- it gets you the magazine too, which makes for good bathroom reading

[onlooker]

The insider scoreboard is usually a few seconds ahead of TV. Todays ESPN NBA games seem to be on a 7 to 10 second delay on Directv.

[jjgold]

ESPN Insider is the best in business

All websites have delays

[gm2022]

I use yahoo, or espn. Depends on the sports!

[Milkin' it Slowly]

These are my options if you can't watch or hear the games...

NHL.com- Has real time clock... The best if you're not watching the game.
Nfl.com- Has a lag of 1 play... The game center is pretty cool...
NBA- I check yahoo. The NBA site sux...

Couldn't tell you about college games...