Is anyone else having problems picking up the games via TuneIn or WTAW apps? Dave South mentioned in his Friday nt broadcast that all games should be on the TuneIn app, but after trying to catch several games via both apps, they've all said "due to restrictions by Learfield Sports, this game is not being broadcast at this time." Didn't have any problems last year.

I had trouble catching the radio version of the game on Tuesday against SFA, but was able to pick up the game on Friday without issue. I just went to the schedule on Aggieathletics.com and clicked the "listen live" link.

I tried the TuneIn app on Saturday and got the same restrictions message. Frustrating to say the least.....

On TuneIn, you now have to find the "Texas A&M Sports Broadcast." It won't work listening to just KZNE or WTAW anymore.

But even that has problems since the "Texas A&M Sports Broadcast" only can handle one event at a time. It cut over to Women's Basketball about the 7th inning yesterday, so I didn't get to listen to the last 3 innings. Also, trying to listen directly on the AggieAthletics website is hit or miss--sometimes it loads for me, other times it doesn't.

Very disappointing that Learfield is requiring this and TAMU is allowing it to happen. Can't they just leave well enough alone instead of trying to change something every year?

44mAG said:

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On tune in, you have to listen to the "Texas A&M Aggie Sports Network" and not the actual station. When basketball plays at the same time however, they take priority and no baseball game. That is frustrating. I have tried using the audio link that Lance provides in his threads, but even that hasn't worked the last few games for some reason...

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The link Lance provides does not work a majority of the time. I found the Tunein link yesterday, via google, and was enjoying the game until the cut it off about 15 minutes before the hour in order to do pre-game material for the women's basketball game.

Does anyone know the reasoning behind why radio streaming got blocked? I imagine it's something to do with advertising. It makes sense for football and maybe even basketball, but the other sports are generally only broadcast in College Station. Those of us living elsewhere basically have no choice but to use streaming, and it's really frustrating that it was taken away.

I had the same problem. Went to the aggie athletics baseball page with the schedule on it via iphone, click on the "live Audio" feed and off we go.

All, if you can get WatchESPN app or ROKU you can get the games via that way. You can also watch replays.

I honestly prefer to listen to games than watch them on TV.

Yep. No way I'm streaming video to listen to vague descriptions of pitches while driving.