Ravens on Hulu TV

[Mista T]

[sorry if this is a redundant non-news flash, but I just learned about it]

I just learned about old Ravens game programming (http://www.hulu.com/nfl/baltimore-ravens) on Hulu.com TV, and I would really like to permanantly copy some of these games and highlight shows. Does anyone know of any easy-to-use software out there that would accomplish this?

I'm really enjoying watching Vinnie pass to Alexander, rookie Ray Lewis, and the Seattle OT game!

[RAVENOUS52]

Rookie Ray Lewis was a bad, bad man!

I guess I'll be logging onto Hulu later this evening to see if what you're asking is possible. Although any of the Ravens' Memorial Stadium victories are already burned in my memory permanently...:rocking:

[Flipping Birdie]

In the past half week I've watched the Ravens Hard Knocks, Ravens America's Game, Ravens Super Bowl Highlights and the Ravens '96 Team Highlights. That's 8 1/2 hours. I'm almost getting a little sick of them.

[RAVENOUS52]

In the past half week I've watched the Ravens Hard Knocks, Ravens America's Game, Ravens Super Bowl Highlights and the Ravens '96 Team Highlights. That's 8 1/2 hours. I'm almost getting a little sick of them.

Sick of the Ravens? IMPOSSIBLE!!

[Mista T]

Watching Super Bowl V was heart pounding, even though I knew Jim O'Brien would kick that FG with :09 to go. There was no such thing as "finesse" - those guys really hit hard in the 60s & 70s. And I say what you want about Gonzalez, Gates, or Winslow -- there's never been another John Mackey.

[TheExtraPoint]

And I say what you want about Gonzalez, Gates, or Winslow -- there's never been another John Mackey.

One of the highlights of my young life to date was having the opportunity to meet that man at a party a few years ago. Truly a transcendent football player, which is not an easy distinction to come by in the NFL. Jevon Kearse got the nickname, but John Mackey was the original "freak".

[braven98]

[sorry if this is a redundant non-news flash, but I just learned about it]

I just learned about old Ravens game programming (http://www.hulu.com/nfl/baltimore-ravens) on Hulu.com TV, and I would really like to permanantly copy some of these games and highlight shows. Does anyone know of any easy-to-use software out there that would accomplish this?

I'm really enjoying watching Vinnie pass to Alexander, rookie Ray Lewis, and the Seattle OT game!

i know im a dumbass but is this channel on cable direct tv??

[Flipping Birdie]

i know im a dumbass but is this channel on cable direct tv??

Hulu is not on television. Hulu is free(for now) and legal online television programming with a clean interface. I actually pipe the feed into my tv instead of cable, but that is a different matter.

[braven98]

Hulu is not on television. Hulu is free(for now) and legal online television programming with a clean interface. I actually pipe the feed into my tv instead of cable, but that is a different matter.

THANKS after I wrote that I firgured it out...pretty cool

[Dave Lap]

Watching Super Bowl V was heart pounding, even though I knew Jim O'Brien would kick that FG with :09 to go. There was no such thing as "finesse" - those guys really hit hard in the 60s & 70s. And I say what you want about Gonzalez, Gates, or Winslow -- there's never been another John Mackey.

Yeah. Would-be tacklers seemed to just bounce off him. I would hate to have to try and tackle him one on one.

[RAVENOUS52]

Yeah. Would-be tacklers seemed to just bounce off him. I would hate to have to try and tackle him one on one.

Mackey said that Jim Brown gave him advice about carrying the ball, which went something like, "Everytime you're tackled, make the other guy remember how much it hurts.":D

[RockyMRaven]

Thanks a million for the link, Mista T. This is going to help make the offseason easier. This is great video.

[Mista T]

Thanks a million for the link

Rocky: It's up on the team web-site (http://blogs.baltimoreravens.com/?p=3391) now, so it must be a new Hulu feature. I sure hope they are able to add more recent Ravens highlights, esp the Patriots playoff game.