You could check this out. Not sure when I came across this Hulu Web site, but it's awesome. Since I work at night pretty frequently when it's not football season, I miss a lot of the shows I like to watch...in this case, The Office and 30 Rock. Well, this site has all sorts of clips and TV shows (and movies) that you can watch for free like the day after they air. Pretty awesome.
Anyway, I was messing around on there today and noticed that you can watch all of last season's BCS bowls in their entirety, obviously including Georgia's Sugar Bowl win over Hawaii. I watched a second of the broadcast tonight and it brought back some good memories...not so much of the game as much as the crazy week leading up to it, which was quite a lot of fun. I could never live in New Orleans. No self control.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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Hulu is outstanding. I've been addicted to it for about 3 months now.
It would be REALLY nice if hulu would allow you to pause and "advance load" the video before watching it, for those who have DSL-type connections. Right now it only works if your connection is really fast, b/c it streams 'live' no matter what you do.
But, yes, it is a great site if you can watch it. And I've re-watched the Sugar Bowl three times already. I hate feeling mean inside, but when Marcus Howard does that sack six on Brennan it is hard not to smile at how overmatched Hawaii was, despite the big talk from SOME in the media and elsewhere. Indeed. I really thought Hawaii players were going to get badly hurt in that game. It seemed like an argument for a mercy rule in college football. And it was ONLY 41-10....Imagine if we had gone after them in the 4th quarter...
Check out www.ovguide.com. It's a search engine for tv shows and movies that links to hulu, sidereel, and other good sites, some of which allow you to d/l video instead of streaming.
Try http://www.surfthechannel.com as well...
Silly me - I taped it! Also taped GA/FL so I have some nice trips down memory lane for when I'm bored but I'll have to remember that for t.v. shows!
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