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How Will I Watch Penn at Lehigh This Afternoon?


Not going to the game today?

First of all, what's wrong with you?  The weather is perfect!

OK.  So there's a family party, there's a protest to attend, or there are grilled cheese to dunk in ketchup.  They're all good reasons to follow the game from elsewhere.

So how do you catch the game?

Never fear.  LFN's here.

Kickoff time at Murray Goodman Stadium is 12:30PM.

All Lehigh home games are televised in the Lehigh Valley on Service Electric 2, so if you're in the Lehigh Valley, you can tune to that channel.  Steve Degler, Al DiCarlo, and Mike Yadush are on the call.

If you're not in the Lehigh Valley, you can still live stream the game over the internet through the Patriot League Network.  The video link to the Penn/Lehigh game is here, and it's a free stream.

The live stream is exactly the same as the Service Electric 2 broadcast and the same broadcast crew.

If want to listen to the game on the radio, you can catch the Lehigh game feed online here, or you can listen on AM at three spots around the Lehigh Valley on the AM Dial: 1160, 1230 and 1320.  Matt Kerr, Tom Fallon and Matt Markus are the radio crew.

As you may have heard, there are other college football games across the country.  A full information broadcast pack on every single game is here, which includes every video link, every broadcast team, and every Division I college football game, and yes, fans it includes TV and live stream information on the Penn State/Notre Dame game, too.

Finally, need to catch up on the full preview fun pack of today's game?
LFN's Penn Game Preview
LFN's Penn Game Naratives

Comments

Anonymous said…
Chuck, will you have any weeds left in your garden after this latest defensive showing? Still time left today for Penn to run up 70.
Anonymous said…
Worst Lehigh defense in the history of the school. No idea how anyone on the coaching staff is able to cash their paychecks without throwing up.
Anonymous said…
2 wins, MAYBE...Georgetown and Lafayette, both horrific FCS teams with bad offense and defense. I feel so sorry for Mayes, Pelletier, Casey, Dominick, everyone on offense actually- who are part of a historic LU juggernaut, putting up record offensive statistics in the face of this nightmare... If the defensive Coordinator is still there on Monday morning, I will have lost all respect for the program.
Perhaps the crappy attendance at Goodman this year so far wasn't a fluke, but rather a harbinger of the trend line.

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