DENVER ?“ WAC Commissioner Karl Benson today announced that the February 18 women?™s basketball game between San Jose State and New Mexico State will mark the 100th live stream broadcast by WAC.tv.
The WAC launched WAC.tv with the intent of providing WAC fans, student-athletes and coaches with a cutting edge system to deliver more WAC content than had ever been delivered in the history of the league. With the 100th basketball game this season, the endeavor has proven to be wildly successful.
"Never before have more WAC games been available to our fans," said Benson. "As we continue to expand the scope and features of the service, WAC.tv will be the premier streaming experience available on the net."
The WAC began WAC.tv through a partnership with Penn Atlantic, which also streams content for several other conferences and the NCAA.
"Each week, the number of fans who watch games on WAC.tv grows," said Penn Atlantic CEO Jack Pennington. "What WAC fans are now watching is but a small portion of the interactivity that will be available in the fall."
WAC basketball games are available through WAC.tv and a total of 131 regular season games will be broadcast live. In addition, the WAC Basketball Tournament and additional spring sport events will be available through the spring. Next fall, WAC football, volleyball and soccer events will be featured.
Content on WAC.tv can be accessed through the official WAC website at
www.WACSports.com.