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[wbbjunkie]

Hi Horns Fans!

First time poster here... after seeing the Oklahoma-Missouri score on the ticket I got really interested in the other Big 12 tourney games so I went to the UT website. I would consider myself a fairly experienced internet user ... but what's up with the official website? Does UT not air their radio games on the internet?

Just about every 'big time' hoops school has an EASY TO FIND link to the radio broadcast... after about 40 minutes of looking, I just gave up and watched it through the StatCrew version... any tips? The radio web link could have been right in front of me and I just couldn't find it...

 

[WCBBNUT]

The local Austin radio station airs all the games, but there was an internet blackout put in place either this year or last I think. If I remember correctly it has something to do with Yahoo Sports or one of those on-line services having the internet rights to the game. So there is a way to pay and get the audio feed but I couldn't tell you how to do it. Truth be told, we've all had problems this year trying to find audio and/or video feeds for the games this year. Maybe someone else out there can give you a more clear answer. Living in Austin I am able to just tune in locally.

 

[bassale47]

Not sure why the links aren't posted on the schedule at the bottom of TexasSports.com homepage. They usually are. But, if you don't have regular access to KVET, you will need to purchase a subscription to Yahoo, which is $4.95 per month, but it allows you to listen to any UT sports broadcast, not just one sport.

Click here to go to the Yahoo audio page for Texas sports. It lists everything, starting with football, but you can use the drop-down menu to select whatever sport you're looking for. You can sign up for a subscription from there.

EDIT: It does not usually list postseason games until the day the game is played, so don't freak out if you don't see a game on there. And, of course, if KVET is not broadcasting a particular game, it will not be available on Yahoo either.