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[gopkrs]

Can someone tell me what channel to watch pre season games. Both Green Bay and Madison. Also what channel for regular season games. Thanx

 

[Zartan]

Tonights game is on the NFL Network.

 

[Poppa San]

Can someone tell me what channel to watch pre season games. Both Green Bay and Madison. Also what channel for regular season games. Thanx

These people should have the preseason games. In season you need to find the network broadcasting it.

Packers.com, the official website of the Green Bay Packers

Green Bay Packers TV Network: The official source of the Packers TV Network

www.packers.com

 

[gopkrs]

I watched the game on the Packer network. I'm sure I got more info on individual players that I would have on NFL Network.

 

[weeds]

These people should have the preseason games. In season you need to find the network broadcasting it.

Packers.com, the official website of the Green Bay Packers

Green Bay Packers TV Network: The official source of the Packers TV Network

www.packers.com

3 stations in Alaska are part of the Packers network? Wow. I get North and South Dakota but Alaska...

 

[Voyageur]

3 stations in Alaska are part of the Packers network? Wow. I get North and South Dakota but Alaska...

Back in the 60s, before teams like Seattle, and Minnesota were part of the NFL, the Packer network stretched across the US all the way to the West Coast, North of California. On Sunday's, you'd get the dulcet tones of Ray Scott boadcasting the game, with one, and at the most, three cameras, with no replays. In fact, for a while, Ray was the only announcer. No color commentator. He was opposed to a second person in the booth. He thought it would detract from the broadcast of the game itself.

Long before the Dallas Cowboys came along, the Packers were America's team, because they were the team that epitomized what it meant to be part of small town America, not the metropolitan areas of major cities, that supported teams. We were, and still are the one team that can claim to be "America's Team." The Cowboys are pretenders.

 

[Poppa San]

3 stations in Alaska are part of the Packers network? Wow. I get North and South Dakota but Alaska...

I know several local people that have or are in the process of moving to Alaska from Wisconsin. Nicer weather has been mentioned.

 

[weeds]

I suppose if they're near the shorelines...

 

[milani]

3 stations in Alaska are part of the Packers network? Wow. I get North and South Dakota but Alaska...

They take pride when they heard those epic words: FROZEN TUNDRA

 

[PikeBadger]

Back in the 60s, before teams like Seattle, and Minnesota were part of the NFL, the Packer network stretched across the US all the way to the West Coast, North of California. On Sunday's, you'd get the dulcet tones of Ray Scott boadcasting the game, with one, and at the most, three cameras, with no replays. In fact, for a while, Ray was the only announcer. No color commentator. He was opposed to a second person in the booth. He thought it would detract from the broadcast of the game itself.

Long before the Dallas Cowboys came along, the Packers were America's team, because they were the team that epitomized what it meant to be part of small town America, not the metropolitan areas of major cities, that supported teams. We were, and still are the one team that can claim to be "America's Team." The Cowboys are pretenders.

The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

We ARE............ The National Football League.

 

[Voyageur]

The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

We ARE............ The National Football League.

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[OldSchool101]

I know several local people that have or are in the process of moving to Alaska from Wisconsin. Nicer weather has been mentioned.

Nicer weather for a Snowmobile. Or should I say “Snow Machine”

 

[longtimefan]

Nicer weather for a Snowmobile. Or should I say “Snow Machine”

We went 4 months of no measurable rain here....

 

[JPPT1974]

Four months of measurable rain! Wow that is something!

 

[longtimefan]

Four months of measurable rain! Wow that is something!

NO measurable

 

[Voyageur]

We're over a month and a half in both the Austin area and RGV.

 

[OldSchool101]

It’s been Crazy dry in North Texas. We got one 5-10 minute shower last Wednesday early evening isolated over our zip code. Bracing for 105-108 degrees across the next 5 days.
It was 96 degrees out at 9pm tonight which was weird to walk out into that heat after dark. As others will attest, I’m used to it now after like 4-5 weeks of this hot front (El Nino)

Last week we had 2 days at around 94 high and it actually dipped under 70 degrees at night. I drove my truck to work without a/c for 2 days it felt wonderful.

 

[Voyageur]

We've been running around 103-105 daytime, and anywhere from 78-81 nights, here in Austin. Down in the valley, it's been running a degree warmer with both highs and lows. No rain in over a month and a half here in the Austin area, and longer than that down in the RGV. Horrible summer!

 

[PikeBadger]

We've been running around 103-105 daytime, and anywhere from 78-81 nights, here in Austin. Down in the valley, it's been running a degree warmer with both highs and lows. No rain in over a month and a half here in the Austin area, and longer than that down in the RGV. Horrible summer!

Lol, just wait till it finally does rain. It will be raining mud. Lived there, seen it.

 

[Voyageur]

Lol, just wait till it finally does rain. It will be raining mud. Lived there, seen it.

True. The clay turns to mud pretty fast. What we need is a slow rain for a couple of days, with no flooding. It seems like we can't have a rain event without it being several inches in a short span of time. It ends up as run off and flooding, not a good ground soak.

 

[Schultz]

You know the old adage if you can't think of anything to talk about then talk about the weather? Of course this could be part of the rise in traffic.

 

[OldSchool101]

True. The clay turns to mud pretty fast. What we need is a slow rain for a couple of days, with no flooding. It seems like we can't have a rain event without it being several inches in a short span of time. It ends up as run off and flooding, not a good ground soak.

That’s one thing it took getting used to Down south. When it rains it means business! I lived in VA for 25 years and out there the Allegheny Mountains break up those storms into light to medium rain for like 2 days straight. I think it’s only 5” more rain annual but it’s spread out more evenly.

Although I do enjoy being able to play my acoustic outside in January. I can watch games with my windows open and a nice, sunny 60 degree Breeze.
Gotta take the good with the bad.

 

[Voyageur]

That’s one thing it took getting used to Down south. When it rains it means business! I lived in VA for 25 years and out there the Allegheny Mountains break up those storms into light to medium rain for like 2 days straight. I think it’s only 5” more rain annual but it’s spread out more evenly.

Although I do enjoy being able to play my acoustic outside in January. Gotta take the good with the bad.

Amen Bro! I like hitting the outdoor pool in the mornings in January, after watching the news, and seeing how it's below zero, and people are freezing their noogies off up North. It gives me a special comfort, knowing that I'm getting even with them for asking me if I feel like a side of bacon cooking down here during a Texas summer.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Back in the 60s, before teams like Seattle, and Minnesota were part of the NFL, the Packer network stretched across the US all the way to the West Coast, North of California. On Sunday's, you'd get the dulcet tones of Ray Scott boadcasting the game, with one, and at the most, three cameras, with no replays. In fact, for a while, Ray was the only announcer. No color commentator. He was opposed to a second person in the booth. He thought it would detract from the broadcast of the game itself.

Long before the Dallas Cowboys came along, the Packers were America's team, because they were the team that epitomized what it meant to be part of small town America, not the metropolitan areas of major cities, that supported teams. We were, and still are the one team that can claim to be "America's Team." The Cowboys are pretenders.

Football and the way it is now broadcasted has come a long way!

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[Pokerbrat2000]

This was rather interesting as well.

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