BOL Round Table

This isn't exactly true, at least not to the extent you think. You do not have access to domestic US ESPN, ESPN 2, or ESPNU in South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, or the Middle East. ESPN International carries very few college football games. For example, the only game that ESPN Middle East is carrying this weekend is Kansas State-Okla. State, and it isn't live...it's about a day late. That's right...you can't even get Alabama-LSU this weekend. Second, you can't get CBS games at all overseas. The only exception is Armed Forces Television, which does pick up the best of US college football games from all the networks every week. But even Armed Forces will only have a few Bama games every year. And you can only pick up AFRTS if you are US military or State Department. So Mrs. Nkemdiche would almost never be able to see Alabama play on TV while in Nigeria...but she would likely never see Ole Miss.

All true. It's been 4 or 5 years since I came back. I was referring to traditional TV and cable/satellite. Internet changes everything and gives you more options, but it's also as you mentioned on your connection. The more developed the country, as in your case, the greater likelihood of beig able to have that. When I lived in eastern Europe, it was pretty good. South Asia, not so much.

Always loved Singapore. Awesome city...my favorite overseas city. Visited several times; would have loved to live there. Prettiest, cleanest, greenest big city I've seen, including the US. Highly advanced technologically.

By south Asia, I meant Pakistan, India, Bangladesh.