I currently don't have traditional cable (we stream a "skinny bundle") and even when I did have cable in the past, for whatever reason, I don't recall ever having CBSSN. I don't think I missed it a whole lot because if it were a home game, I was there anyway, and I can't really recall missing viewing any away games. It's possible I just tuned into the radio broadcast, I'm in a town on the network, watched online or maybe popped into Bdubs or Roosters. Anyway, I used a free sample of Fubo for the week and I must say the CBSSN treatment of that MAC game was stellar. When games MAC games are on ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU (I have had all of those over the years) the games just seem slapped on almost haphazardly. Like MACtion is interrupting their regularly scheduled programming. On CBSSN, there was a nice lead-in with a 30 minute pregame, solid post-game coverage with Frank, and the duo actually did their homework. That is all. I look forward to any other Bobcat games being on this outlet although eventually I'll run out of dummy emails to get it. :)

I really didn't like the color analyst.

I concur with everyone else here. CBS Sports does a much better job on MAC games than the "world wide leader." Last night, I will say, I experienced somewhat of an exception as I watched much of the second half of the UT-WMU game. For the most part the announcers were really into the game they were broadcasting and gave some good analysis. The crazy ending really got them into high gear, and they exclaimed it one of the most entertaining games of whole college football season. And, that it truly was!

Sometimes ESPN does not even have the talent on site, or the producer. All they bring is the truck and cameras

That is because ESPN anymore is a clown show full of jokes more than serious sports journalism. I can't even watch Sportscenter for more than 2 minutes before wanting to turn it off.