I did this last year for one of the few games that LSU wasn’t on either CBS or ESPN. If I recall, it was around $20. You get all the games they’re carrying on Gameplan that day, so you can catch several other SEC games as well.

Another option is ESPN 360, if you don’t mind watching on your computer (and you have a high speed internet connection.)

I live in Georgia and usually get two extra LSU games a year (last year Middle Tenn and La Tech). Plus there are usually one or two SEC OOC games every week (except UGA due to blackout rules). If you watch from noon to midnight like I do, the $109 for the season is a bargain.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that the one-day Gameplan option wasn’t being offered this year – don’t remember where I saw that.

Figure most LSU games that are not otherwise televised will be on Game Plan. Most, but not necessarily all. A couple of years ago, I got GamePlan, but I really ONLY used it for non-televised LSU games. Otherwise, I was pretty solid on the games televised on regular cable.

I would get the single day broadcasts when LSU is playing.

The North Texas and Troy games will only be viewable on GamePlan, unless there is some kind of internet hookup that has it.