Entire Texas A&M Home Schedule to Live Stream on SEC Network+

The entire home lineup for the Texas A&M Aggies in the 2015-2016 will be streamed live online on the SEC Network+.

A spokesperson for ESPN, the parent company of the SEC Network, says that no regular season dual meets will air on the television version, but that they can be watched on the SEC Network + via online streaming and through the WatchESPN app.

That includes tonight’s out-of-conference matchup against Incarnate Word and the Miami women, as well as next weekend’s rivalry showdown against the Texas Longhorns. The Texas men are the defending NCAA Champions.

Across-the-airwaves, two big January showdowns between the Texas Longhorns and SEC foes will air live on the Longhorn Network – an actual television channel. On the same weekend, Texas will host Auburn (January 7th) and Georgia (January 9th).

Other major showdowns on the schedule:

  • Indiana at Auburn (November 7th)
  • Auburn at Florida (January 23rd)
Date Time (ET) Meet Network
Fri, Oct 30 6 p.m. Incarnate Word, Miami (FL) at Texas A&M SEC Network+
Fri, Nov 6 2 p.m. South Carolina at Florida SEC Network+
  7 p.m. Texas at Texas A&M SEC Network+
Sat, Nov 7 11:30 a.m. Indiana at Auburn SEC Network+
Thurs, Nov 19 6 p.m. 2015 Texas Diving Invitational Longhorn Network
  7 p.m. Art Adamson Invitational SEC Network+
Fri, Nov 20 6 p.m. 2015 Texas Diving Invitational Longhorn Network
  7 p.m. Art Adamson Invitational SEC Network+
Sat, Nov 21 7 p.m. Art Adamson Invitational SEC Network+
Sat, Jan 2 2 p.m. Florida State at Florida SEC Network+
Thurs, Jan 7 3 p.m. Missouri State at Texas A&M SEC Network+
  TBD Auburn at Texas Longhorn Network
Fri, Jan 8 TBD Georgia at Texas A&M SEC Network+
Sat, Jan 9 2 p.m. SMU at Texas A&M SEC Network+
  TBD Georgia at Texas Longhorn Network
Sat, Jan 16 12 p.m. Arkansas at Auburn SEC Network+
Sat, Jan 23 11 a.m. Auburn at Florida SEC Network+
Fri, Jan 29 TBD SMU at Texas A&M SEC Network+
TBD FSU, Wisconsin and Texas A&M SEC Network+

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tvisfree
8 years ago

There is NO reason why the SEC cannot do this for every (swim and other) teams. NONE. The have the money, The college/university have the departments and equipment and students could easily run them for credit and or experience.

This is an area where I am super surprised it is not done. Heck my kids YMCA and high school team stream the meets over the internet. Why not the SEC or individual colleges??

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