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Pretty sure i remember "listening" to the backhauls from NBC in 1995, even though they were scrambled.

NBC's AFC telecasts on K1/K2 in the late 80s/early 90s. Dick Enberg, Don Criqui, Marv Albert, Charlie Jones, Jim Lampley, Mel Proctor, Joel Meyers, Drew Goodman, Jim Donovan . Bob Costas was in studio then with OJ and Parcells.

I watched most of my NFL games on K1/K2 with some being SBS6.

Not all CBS backhauls were VC-1B because i remember watching a backhaul of Vikings/Steelers that was ITC.

Because i had a easier time finding NBC's backhauls of AFC games than i did for CBS's NFC games. Because CBS was VC-1B where was NBC was ITC.

The Oilers-Bills playoff game in January of 93. Enough said about that one, since it was the greatest comeback in NFL history. The Steelers-Chiefs and Packers-Lions game son Wild Card Satruday the next season were just as good.

What i remember about that was the commissioner saying the game was postponed because there was no power in the stadium.

the Seahawks-Chiefs game in 1990 was one example. Derrick Thomas got 7 sacks but on the last play of the game missed on a potential 8th sack, which was a Dave Krieg to Paul Skansi TD pass that gave the Seahawks a 17-16 victory. Krieg ducked under Thomas' potential 8th sack, and when Krieg...

When we had our dish, it came with VC, and we could HBO and the movie channels. I could get Broncos games on the Denver stations, and i couldn't really get a good signal ota, so the dish stayed put, even when we got cable.

Most of my NFL games were NBC, but sometimes they'd use SBS6 for backhauls. K1 or K2 though were most likely.

Personally, i liked NBC's graphics better than CBS's. For some reason, they had better looking graphics.

Sometimes, news anchors or sports announcers getting mad was worth having a dish. Like for example news anchors didn't like the way they looked on certain monitors, so they would come in to the control room and ask to adjust the camera black, contrast, chroma levels, etc. That could be funny.

Why was some CBS NFL games VC-IB but some ITC? NBC games were always ITC, so i wonder what was up with CBS in those days?

My parents once said i was a genius because i watched Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy before they aired that night.

I remember when i saw a promo for a new syndicated show, i knew where it would be fed

I never watched much basketball, outside of NBA/NCAA playoffs. It was like watching paint dry, as you said.

When i had one, i'd watch the two NBC baseball games on Saturdays, until MLB started encrypting in the late 80s. ABC had two games on Monday Nights back then too. I can't rememebr how many NFL games i saw on satellite back, likely a lot.

Did CBS always use 1B, or were some game ITC? NBC was always ITC.

I was never allowed to watch that stuff lol:)

Before VCII came along, i watched a lot of NFC games. Then i switched to watching AFC games. NBC was always ITC, so that's what i watched.

Most Sundays, i was moving the dish from T301 & 302 for the CBS games(Redskins, Bears, Cowboys Falcons, 49ers etc.) to to K2 and K1 for the NBC feeds(Broncos, Raiders, Bills, Dolphins etc.) NHL playoffs, was doing the same thing with the Anik satellite to see the CBC feeds.

Mostly NFL games, and a few TV shows before they aired. what was your favorite thing to watch on BUD

I used to do that too with "Days of Our Lives" too. Since my mom's soaps were ABC, but i was really into "Days" in those days, i'd watch that feed early in the morning.

Newbie here... I remember watching Redskins games on T301 or T302. They were CBS, so that's where most of my games were. One week i kept moving the dish between the Redskins game and the Arizona/Denver game. The Broncos pulled out a close game at Mile High. Sometimes, if the game i wanted to...