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Couldn't watch it because it was on SECNetwork through ESPN by Domerduck

It was frustrating and the replay isn't shown. 5 matches on SEC home fields involving SEC teams were not available unless you have SECN. The one they did show was USC/Baylor at A&M so hopefully they will make the ND/Baylor game accessible to all.

I found it interesting that the ACC (Duke & NC sites) were available to all on ESPN, but not SECN. This was only 5 matches. 6 of the matches were on other networks. The Stanford and UCLA home games (both matches per site) were on PAC12 Network and the two matches at Penn State were on BTN.