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Missy Franklin makes Pac-12 Networks debut

The current best women's swimmer in the world gets ready to fly with the Cal women's swimming team.

By Avinash Kunnath
Jamie Squire

Missy Franklin had an interesting choice: Turn pro and make millions of dollars in endorsements, or go to college and enjoy the experience of being on a team with a bunch of great women's athletes. Franklin decided that college is what she wanted to do, and she ended up picking the California Golden Bears as her school of choice.

The Pac-12 Networks gets the honor of calling her first televised collegiate matchup, as Franklin will lead her number one Cal swimming team into battle against Arizona State. Also calling the matchup will be former Cal great Natalie Coughlin. Friday’s meet will be aired live on the Pac-12 Networks starting at noon PT (and replayed at 10 p.m. PT). Saturday’s meet  against Arizona will be shown on tape-delay at 8:30 p.m PT.

Here's all the info you need to watch Cal women's swimming vs. Arizona State tomorrow on the Pac-12 Networks.

Pac-12 Network information

DirecTV: There is still no resolution between DirecTV and the Pac-12 regarding channel distribution.

  • ESPN on DirecTV: 206
  • ESPNU on DirecTV: 208
  • ESPN2 on DirecTV: 209
  • FS1 on DirecTV: 219

DISH channels

  • Pac-12 Networks on DISH: 406/413
  • ESPN on DISH: 140
  • ESPNU on DISH: 141
  • ESPN2 on DISH: 144
  • Fox Sports 1 on DISH: 150

U-Verse Channels

  • Pac-12 Networks on U-Verse: 759-761 (SD), 1759-1761 (HD)
  • ESPN on U-Verse: 602 (SD), 1602 (HD)
  • ESPN2 on U-Verse: 606 (SD), 1606 (HD)
  • ESPNU on U-Verse: 605 (SD), 1605 (HD)
  • Fox Sports 1 on U-Verse: 652 (SD), 1652 (HD)

The list of cable and satellite carriers that provide the Pac-12 Networks in some form or another.

Use the Pac-12 Channel Finder to find the channel in your area!

  • Time Warner Cable
  • DISH
  • Cox Communications
  • Bright House Networks
  • All West - launched 8/13/13
  • Astound
  • Bend Broadband
  • Cable America
  • Canby Telcom
  • CC Communications
  • CenturyLink Prism - launched 3/6/13
  • Crestview Cable Communications
  • Frontier Communications
  • GCI - launched 7/31/13
  • Hawaiian Telecom
  • Horizon Cable TV
  • MTA Communications
  • MTCC - launched 8/27/2013
  • Rancho Murieta
  • Suddenlink
  • Surewest CA - launched 5/10/13
  • TCT West
  • U-Verse
  • Wave Broadband

Here are the details for watching online:

If you subscribe to Bright House, Cox, or Time Warner Cable [or any of the providers just recently added], just visit video.pac-12.com and enter your user ID and password for your television provider or download the Pac-12 Now iPad app at the App Store.

Comcast

For those with a Comcast subscription to the Pac-12 Network, if you're in-market you will receive the regional TV channel in HD and a national channel in SD only. If you're out-of-market, you will probably get only the national standard definition channel. The good news if you subscribe to the Pac-12 Network, you should have access to the current online feeds for all seven channels.

Here are the channel links.

Comcast doesn't have TV Everywhere, running things through their servers. Much of the original video programming on the Pac-12 site remains totally inaccessible to customers along with access via your mobile device.

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