Go Maroons Live
LISTEN NOW: Click here to download the Go Maroons Live playlist for your iTunes.
Listen to the entire schedule of University of Chicago soccer games this fall!
To listen to streaming, real-time commentary on the Maroons, you’ll need audio software. If you don’t have iTunes already, download it ahead of time so you don’t miss a moment!
The next Go Maroons Live event will be women’s soccer in the NCAA tournament (Follow twitter.com/gomaroons for any broadcast updates.)
NCAA postseason soccer schedule:
• Chicago women’s soccer vs. Wheaton (Ill.), NCAA second round on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 12:45 p.m.
Technical Stuff
On most machines, the playlist file will open automatically in iTunes. If it does not, click on the file, and then select iTunes if you are prompted to choose a program to run it. You may also have software other than iTunes that can execute the file (like Winamp or Real Player). And you can manually start our broadcast in Quicktime or Windows Media Player by going to the “File” menu and selecting to “Open stream” or “Open URL.” Then enter:
http://stardust.wavestreamer.com:4841
Broadcasts do not go live until near game time. You may hear music or static before the game or during halftime. This is normal.
If you encounter any problems with the broadcast, iTunes, or any part of the setup, e-mail us at gomaroons@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Trackbacks & Pingbacks
- Women’s soccer at North Park: Live audio and blogging tonight! « Maroon City Sports
- Live audio and blogging today vs. Calvin « Maroon City Sports
- Go Maroons LIVE: Women’s soccer hosts Aurora at 1 « Maroon City Sports
- Men’s soccer takes on Case Western–NOW!! « Maroon City Sports
- Go Maroons LIVE: listen now! « Maroon City Sports
- Sunday game-day notes « Maroon City Sports
- NCAA First Round live blog: Women’s soccer vs. Aurora « Maroon City Sports
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Are you broadcasting the womens soccer game on Tuesday Sept 4?
Thanks…Eric Whiting
We will be broadcasting the first women’s soccer home game: Saturday, Sept. 5. Unfortunately, if you are looking for Tuesday’s season opener at Depauw, we will not be traveling to cover that one. There is a home men’s game that same day. Tune in!
So wonderful to hear the announcer’s all the way in Seattle. Makes us feel like we are at the Maroon’s game!
Thanks, Peggy a.k.a. Caroline’s Mom
Go Numeral Ocho!
wishes molly miller a happy birthday on Saturday! your the best kiddo keep working hard!
Not sure exactly if I have set up ready for Calvin game. Do I just click on the link in my itune?
yes cheri but i dont hear anything either
Is the broadcast working today? I’m not getting any sound
Hi everyone — There was an internet problem on the balcony that is currently being resolved. Please consult twitter.com/gomaroons for an announcement as soon as it is back up.
I still love listening to these broadcast! I hope to catch a game this fall in person. Keep up the good work and thank you so much!!
Will you be covering the U of C vs. Wabash football game this Sat.? Enjoyed your baseball coverage last spring!
Are you going to broadcast any volleyball matches?
Hi from the Gill family, and we love listening to the broadcasts! Just a note–Claire’s brother John is on the practice team of the Indianapolis Colts–enjoying it immensely! Thanks, and keep up the good work!
can I follow Maroons football on line?
Tony –
While we do not broadcast football games, the University of Chicago athletics department does. They have a live video stream set up for tomorrow night’s game against Elmhurst:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/chicago-maroons-football
Check http://athletics.uchicago.edu before the next game to see if that link has changed. They hope to switch services in the future. All streaming is free.
Gale –
We do not have plans to broadcast volleyball matches at this time. Unfortunately, we just do not have the manpower to be able to cover all sports. I would encourage you to contact the athletics department to let them know that there is interest in live streaming of volleyball. We have done our best to fill in the gaps for soccer, baseball and softball.
The UAA requires video of championship events, so when Chicago hosts the conference championships, there will be live coverage. And we might try to get a match or two in this season from our end, but you will have to stay tuned for any announcements.
Thanks!
Three cheers for the U. of Chicago. It is pouring rain here in Hattiesburg, MS, but I am still able to enjoy the great win. Listening for my granddaughter’s name (yes, you mentioned Claire Gill frequently–thanks!!) Keep up the good work–it is most enjoyable for those of us who are unable to follow in the stands.
The Cincinnati Tobin gang wish the Maroons lots of luck.We would be there except Maggie’s younger brother is getting confirmed tonight. Hope there’s wI-FI in the chapel.
Great work streaming the audio for the game. FYI, you’re breaking up very bad on the field interviews. Only getting about one syllable out of 10. Maybe a mic problem.
are you back live for the men’s soccer game?
Thanks for the audio. Listening here in Anchorage Alaska
Great commentary from the announcers. We are enjoying listening from our iphone and laptop all the way from Laguna Beach California. Go Emory Eagles
Will there be any coverage of the football game v. Macalester on Saturday October 17?
Tony, Macalester will be providing live video: http://pointers.audiovideoweb.com/asxfiles-live/avwebdsnjwinlive4037.asx
Tobins are hanging in Cincinnati. How’s the weather up there?
Great play-by-play and game ! We’ve listened to all of your broadcasts and have enjoyed them. Looking forward to the post-season !
(Allison Hegel’s Mom and Step-Dad)
I’m a Blackberry newbie. I drive for a living. I’d like to listen to your broadcast as I’m working Friday.
Is it possible to hear your broadcast of the ncaa tourney games this weekend on a blackberry?
If so, do I need special software?
Thanks
Richard — You MIGHT be able to. We’ve had more success with iPhones than Blackberries, but the newest ones can stream the broadcasts. E-mail us at gomaroons@gmail.com, and we can give you more details.
I am running Windows and te program you offer is Apple. This is not compatible with windows and Microsoft.
How can those of us that us windows listen to the college soccer game online.
This is unfair to those who do like or use Apple.
Please fix this problem immediately.
Sharon –
thank you for your interest in listening. While iTunes is an apple product, it works for windows. You just need to download and install the program. Otherwise you can use windows media player or realplayer if you read our additional instructions. We would be happy to assist you at gomaroons@gmail.com though 60 minutes have gone by this game.
I am having problems determining your colors other than maroon. Also your nickname, mascot, etc. Is it the Maroons? It is the first time I have visited the Website.
Yea, our mascot is actually just the Maroons. Well, the actual mascot is a phoenix, but the team name is the Maroons.