re: Where to watch game in Boulder

I thought I was the King of watching LSU games ANYWHERE, especially overseas in Abu Dhabi, Thailand and Bali (Places I live and visit often). I use my Slingbox hooked up in Lafayette home, ESPN Player, and streaming sites like Rojadirecta, First Row Sports, etc... and of course NFL GamePass to follow the Saints and NFL. I also have the option for CBS Sports app with my NordVPN.

However, I just got a Nividia Shield and it has Mobdro programmed on it and it worked OK, but I need an add on or to install the current version in KODI 17.6. So a friend gave me another IPTV Set-Top-Box called MAG and it works awesome as it streams channels from almost every country. Just select a country and they range from 120-200 channels for every country.

When I choose USA it has about 180 channels including all major sports channels- all ESPN channels, all Fox Sports channels, multiple NFL, multiple MLB, SEC Network, multiple NBA, Golf Channel, Golf Network on NBC, etc... It has ABC, CBS, NBC, TNT, USA, A&E, History, Food Channel, Everything!! and all movie channels like HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, etc...

So, when you travel anywhere in the world, bring this small 5" x 5" x 1" tall MAG box with remote, an Ethernet cable, HDMI cable, and a small TV screen/monitor with HDMI connection that fits in your PC bag, and you will be able to watch any LSU game or TV program you desire!!

The seafood gumbo and fried softshell crabs stuffed with lump crabmeat will be a tasty treat for us gathering at my house in Abu Dhabi for the Auburn game. Start time much better for 2:30 CST game which will be 11:30 PM our time. I watched the Miami and SEL games around 3:30 AM start time here.

Hope this helps- MAG = awesome streaming TV experience