Does anyone know where to purchase a DVD of the Camellia Bowl? I found this seller but I'm not sure if it's legit or good quality.

http://www.ioffer.com/i/2015-camellia-b ... -610818910

I bet this is not legit in that it is authorized by the Camellia Bowl, but I imagine it is the game itself and can be watched.

I had this on my DVR but it was missing the first 10 minutes due to the previous game running over. I guess everyone had that problem. I was going to make a copy by sending the video out of the computer into a camcorder and use the ESPN3 video so I could have the entire game. But by the time I had a chance to do this it was around the time the files are pulled from ESPN3. I want to say this was about a month after the game. Anyway that chance passed as well.

I did find a copy of what seems to be the entire game minus commercials on Youtube, and no halftime show. I have not watched this entire file but it seems the game is complete. I used a YouTube downloader and it now resides on the laptop I am typing this on. I actually watched the ending just last week coming back from Boone.

I downloaded the highest resolution version YouTube has. I don't know how it would look on a big TV but it seems like a good copy. The file does have a small logo in the upper corner (ViaSat Sport HD) . I have been meaning to make a DVD of this, and will do so soon enough.

I think if they were going to sell this DVD it would have happened by now. Maybe over the summer they will offer something up just before the season starts but the longer time passes the less interest their will be in purchasing a copy, so I am thinking this is the best we will get.

You can watch the entire broadcast on YouTube here:

For $13 I guess I'll take a chance. The YouTube video could disappear at any time. My son and I show up in a couple of the crowd shots. He can look back at the video one day and remember that trip with the old man (if he can find a DVD player in the future).


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Here is a fun way to pass the days until football.

Take the youtube link from the camellia bowl and mute the volume. Then take the audio from AppStateSports and sync it up with the youtube video. I only watched the 4th quarter but it was a lot of fun.

Video:


Audio:
http://www.appstatesports.com/mediaPort ... id=4835598

bh2oson wrote:Here is a fun way to pass the days until football.

Take the youtube link from the camellia bowl and mute the volume. Then take the audio from AppStateSports and sync it up with the youtube video. I only watched the 4th quarter but it was a lot of fun.

Video:

Audio:
http://www.appstatesports.com/mediaPort ... id=4835598

You sir, are a great Mountaineer.