Listening to the game...anywhere!

A lot of folks, including myself, are going to appreciate this next time we're in a bind.

+1

Awesome info. Thanks!

diary this!

This will definitely come in handy, but i just reallyy want to figure out how to use option three. It is just a total mystery

this is some good info!

I am flying to Ireland during the 2nd half of the msu game next week. i will buy inflight wifi and listen via radio.



i wonder if jason tv will have a live feed - it would be great to watch the game in flight

...Sirius or XM Best of Sirius subscriber, you can listen to the game on your satellite radio receiver or log into the appropriate site and listen live to the Michigan broadcast.

SIRIUS is also the Official Satellite Radio Partner of Army, Colorado, Iowa State, Kansas, Louisville, Michigan, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Missouri, Navy, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UCLA, USC and West Virginia.

Big Ten Network app for smart phones also carries the radio broadcast for each team.

I've just scoured the internet and the android marketplace for a way to listen to the Purdue game on my phone. I should've known to check here, the greatest UM blog in the world.

I have to leave my house to drive to the airport right when the game starts. I have XM in my car so I'll hear the first part. But when I get to the airport in Phoenix, I'm sure the game won't be shown since it's not on ESPN or ABC. Now I can listen to it on my phone. I have a short flight to LA that will cover most of the 2nd half and may have to break the 'no cell phone' rule on the airplane for the first time in my life.

Go Blue!

I stumbled across a related page at mgoblue.com that has a list of the basketball radio affiliates for the 2010-11 season. A number of the stations are the same, but there are some differences. The page also has info on the John Beilein Show--schedule, affiliates, and links for listening online.

See: 2010-11 Michigan Basketball Broadcast Information

One thing to note in particular if you're in Ann Arbor:

WWWW 102.9 FM to Broadcast Games 5 p.m. or Later
In the Ann Arbor area, all Michigan men's basketball contests with a tip at 5 p.m. or later will be broadcast on WWWW (102.9 FM). Games that start earlier than 5 p.m. will air on WTKA (1050 AM).

There's a similar page for women's basketball, which also includes info on Big Ten Network coverage of games, including online streaming. See: 2010-11 Michigan Women's Basketball Broadcast Information

I listen on an APP called Tune In Radio.  It is available on iPhone and Android.

Has anyone used the Spartan Radio Network app for Android?  I really wish there was an equivalent for us, it is a great interface and incredibly easy to use.  Unfortunately, it means I have to listen to homer broadcasters whenever I'm driving out of state and we play little brother.

(I'd love you forever if you posted a "Watch the Game Anywhere" thread so I can circumvent not having ESPNU or the BTN.)

Here is the 2011 Radio Station list:

Alma, WQBX-FM (104.9)

Alpena, WATZ-AM (1450)

Ann Arbor, WTKA-AM (1050)

Ann Arbor, WWWW-FM (102.9)

Battle Creek, WBXX-FM (104.9)

Benton Harbor, WSJM-AM (1400)

Big Rapids, WBRN-AM (1460)

Big Rapids, WBRN-FM (107.7)

Cadillac, WATT-AM (1240)

Cassopolis, WGTO-AM (910)

Charlevoix, WMKT-AM (1270)

Detroit, WWJ-AM (950)

Escanaba, WDBC-AM (680)

Flint, WTRX-AM (1330)

Grand Haven, WGHN-AM (1370)

Grand Rapids, WOOD-AM (1300)

Jackson, WKHM-AM (970)

Kalamazoo, WNWN-AM (1560)

Kalamazoo, WQLR-AM (1660)

Lansing, WQTX-FM (92.1)

Ludington, WKZC-FM (94.9)

Marine City, WHLX-AM (1590)

Marquette, WIAN-AM (1240)

Muskegon, WOOD-FM (106.9)

Niles, WNIL-AM (1290)

Oscoda, WWTH-FM (100.7)

Petoskey, WMKT-FM (92.1)

Port Huron, WHLS-AM (1450)

Reed City, WBRN-FM (95.1)

Rogers City, WHAK-FM (99.9)

Rogers City, WHAK-AM (980)

Saginaw, WSGW-AM (790)

Sault Ste. Marie, WKNW-AM (1400)

Toledo, WXKR-FM (100.7)

Traverse City, WTCM-AM (580)

Glad I found this, as I just arrived in Germany and trying to figure if I could find a stream of the game or at least a radio station for it.  I'll be listening in.

Can't find the radio station on "Iheartradio." Is it blocked for some odd reason? I like to listen to the game in my car when I am traveling, so any help would be much appreciated.

I couldn't get to 1300AM on the radio app either, BUT...

There is now an MGoBlue2go app! Look up MGoBlue (made by CBS) in the app store. It is free, but a yearly subscription to the audio streaming is $9.99. Worth it in my opinion as I live in Russia and can't get to the online streaming on my work computer and the streaming is flash based so doesn't work on my ipad. It's also a nice little app even if you didn't want to pay for the streaming.

I work a half mile from 1300 Wood radio but it wont come in because of all the electronics and steel that is in the building.  I cant bring in a phone but can have a radio at my work station.  Is anyone an expert on these expensive antennas.  Will these help?

Very intresting one... nice article!

I noticed the mgoblue iPhone app had an update after downloading it I noticed the app wasn't updating.  Went to delete it and reinstall only to discover it is no longer in the iTunes store?  Anyone know why this is? I contacted the Ath dpt and CBS Sports who makes it and haven't gotten a response.

Well needed information for all blue and yellow fans :)