Lehigh University Athletics
2009 marks the return of Patriot League All-Access
1/6/2009 12:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
Subscribers to the Patriot League All-Access package can watch every Patriot League basketball game that is part of the package* both live and on-demand. The first Lehigh games in the All-Access package will be streamed on Saturday, Jan. 10. That day, the Mountain Hawks men visit American University at 2 p.m. and the women host American at 7 p.m. inside Stabler Arena as part of the league’s split-site format.
This year’s All-Access offering is powered by Microsoft's Silverlight technology, providing increased web browser compatibility and a redesigned user-friendly, state-of-the-art interface. Those that do not have Silverlight on their computers will be required to perform a quick one-time download of Silverlight before accessing the new video player.
The Patriot League All-Access package is available for $9.95 per month, up two dollars per month over last season’s offering, and three dollars from the initial offering in 2007.
Lehigh Athletics apologizes to parents and fans who are unhappy with the dramatic price increase, but hopes they will appreciate having the ability to watch most Patriot League basketball games – including Lehigh’s away contests.
In addition to the Patriot League All-Access initiative, Lehigh fans are encouraged to retain their $4.95 monthly subscription to the Yahoo! Sports College Broadcast package. There, visitors will continue to have on-demand access to all non-league games, live audio of every game, and exclusive Lehigh basketball video content such as player interviews, features, and more.
Lehigh’s Yahoo! subscribers can access over 200 Lehigh games, events, features, and other exclusive content both live and on-demand each year.
To subscribe to Patriot League All-Access, please click on the link above.
*Patriot League games televised on ESPNU are contractually prohibited from being included as part of the All-Access package. On television, ESPNU can be found on Service Electric dial position 174. Additionally, the live radio broadcast from Lehigh games televised on ESPNU can be heard as part of Lehigh’s Yahoo! package on Lehighsports.com.
