Women's Basketball

The American Athletic Conference Announces Digital Coverage of Thirty Regular Season Women’s Basketball Games

The American Athletic Conference (“The American”) announced today that it has selected LiveU to power its new digital sports network in a package that includes video production, transmission, and asset delivery. LiveU is the leader in mobile uplink solutions and offers deep expertise in addressing the video needs of sports organizations. As part of the agreement, LiveU will be responsible for the production, uplink, and asset delivery of 38 games and events in the 2013-14 academic year.
 
The production package is highlighted by 30 regular-season conference women’s basketball games (schedule follows on next page). Additionally, coverage will include conference championships for cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, swimming and diving, baseball, softball and indoor and outdoor track and field.
 
As part of the package, LiveU will offer guaranteed uplink of all games, regardless of the Internet infrastructure at the venue, through a combination of its cellular uplink backpacks, Xtender enhanced antennas for transmission in congested environments, and a cost-effective hybrid solution of cellular and KA-Band satellite.
 
LiveU will also provide the complete suite of production services and equipment, including cameras, switching and editing equipment, and production staff.
 
Finally, LiveU will be responsible for delivering all the footage to three destinations simultaneously: The American’s official streaming platform; to the conference’s studio in Providence, R.I., for post-game highlights; and to XOS digital, which manages the digital asset vault for the new digital sports network.
 
Tim Prukop, Sports and New Media Sales, LiveU: “LiveU is a making huge investment in sports market, and we’re excited that The American selected us.  We now can even further expand our capabilities in helping sports organizations to enhance their coverage through the production and asset delivery around live events.”
 
The American Athletic Conference and LiveU will announce talent assignments for women’s basketball and championships at a later date.
 
For more information on LiveU, visit www.LiveU.tv
 
 
 

 
2013-14 Women’s Basketball Digital Network Schedule
 
Date Time Visitor Home
December 28 3:00 UCF at HOUSTON
December 28 7:00 RUTGERS at USF
December 29 3:00 TEMPLE at MEMPHIS
January 4 2:00 UCF at TEMPLE
January 7 7:00 TEMPLE at USF
January 7 8:00 MEMPHIS at SMU
January 11 2:00 SMU at RUTGERS
January 11 4:00 MEMPHIS at UCF
January 14 12:00 SMU at TEMPLE
January 18 2:00 TEMPLE at CINCINNATI
January 18 7:00 USF at UCF
January 21 7:00 CINCINNATI at USF
January 22 7:00 RUTGERS at UCF
January 25 2:00 RUTGERS at TEMPLE
January 25 3:00 SMU at HOUSTON
January 29 7:00 HOUSTON at USF
February 1 4:00 HOUSTON at UCF
February 4 7:30 CINCINNATI at RUTGERS
February 5 8:00 USF at MEMPHIS
February 8 2:00 HOUSTON at CINCINNATI
February 11 7:00 SMU at UCF
February 12 7:00 MEMPHIS at CINCINNATI
February 15 3:00 HOUSTON at SMU
February 22 2:00 USF at TEMPLE
February 22 4:00 CINCINNATI at UCF
February 26 7:30 TEMPLE at RUTGERS
March 1 3:00 MEMPHIS at HOUSTON
March 1 7:00 SMU at USF
March 3 7:30 USF at RUTGERS
March 3 8:00 CINCINNATI at MEMPHIS