Thread: 1676 on MSG Varsity - a sports channel recognizing FIRST Robotics
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Re: 1676 on MSG Varsity - a sports channel recognizing FIRST Robotics
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Originally Posted by DonRotolo View Post
Team 1676 the Pascack Pi-O-Neers is featured in a short segment on MSG Varsity, a high-school sports channel from Cablevision (who owns Madison Square Garden in NYC amongst several holdings).

http://www.msgvarsity.com/new-jersey...scack-1.407335
Congratulations, it looks like a very nice little video spot.

Fair warning though, Cablevision in their infinite desire to control things has only made the video available through their own services. For example, I have Optimum Online, which is Cablevision's cable internet offering, and I can directly view your link, but my friend out in Colorado was unable to view it without some sort of sign up, he wasn't sure if it was a free one or not. Teams not in the tristate area, or using FiOS or similar may not have much luck accessing this video.

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