Aug. 15, 2006

Pocatello, ID --- Idaho State fans who can't get to the game can still catch all of the action through their computers, with a variety of options from pay per view video and audio, to free streaming audio as well.

Fans can watch Idaho State volleyball and soccer through BigSkyTV.org, which makes its debut this year. Fans can purchase four different packages, ranging from the Big Sky Conference Pass, which will allow a user to view every Big Sky broadcast throughout the year, to a monthly university pass, which allows a user to view all of a schools sports events for a month. SportsCastNetwork, which is the company providing the technology for BigSkyTV.org, is offering a free two-week trial as well.

Sales of passes, both university and conference pass, through BigSkyTV.org are eventually funneled back to the nine institutions that make up the Big Sky Conference.

Idaho State's home volleyball and football games, as well as all conference games, will be available through BigSkyTV.org. For fans wishing for just the audio broadcasts for football, fans can click on the "Listen to ISU games" link on www.isubengals.com, and sign up for a monthly Bengal pass, which will allow fans to not only listen to the Idaho State football radio broadcast both at home and on the road, but to any other football broadcast from the CSTV network of collegiate websites.

All home soccer and volleyball games will also be streamed live for free once again by KISU radio. A free link to the home audio stream for both volleyball and soccer is available shortly before game time at the host sport pages on www.isubengals.com