May 16, 2008

NEW ORLEANS - CBS College Sports announced that today's baseball doubleheader between Tulane and Rice will be available across the nation as part of a special online video pay-per-view broadcast. The first game starts at 1 p.m. CT, while the second is slated for 7 p.m. CT. Current annual subscribers to Green Wave All-Access are able to watch the online video of both games for free.

The special presentation of these games will be available via Internet video streaming for a one-time payment of $10.95. The doubleheader will also be broadcast nationally on CBS College Sports. For information on the availability of CBS College Sports in your area, click here.

Current Annual subscribers to Green Wave All-Access will receive the Tulane-Rice baseball pay-per-view broadcasts for FREE inside of Green Wave All-Access as part of their Annual package. Those subscribers can just log in with with their account and begin watching both games. Monthly subscribers will have to purchase the pay-per-view.

Fans who wish to subscribe for an Annual subscription to Green Wave All-Access can subscribe by clicking here.

Annual subscriptions are $79.95 for a 12-month subscription. Annual subscribers will receive all Tulane online pay-per-view games from CBS College Sports for the remainder of their subscription.

The broadcast is also available for free to current Annual subscribers to CSTV XXL - which gives fans additional access to content from schools in the CBS College Sports online network across a variety of sports. For more information on CSTV XXL, click here.

Availability Online

• Available around the world.
• Full pay-per-view schedule and easy sign-up online at cstvppv.com.
• Pricing for these doubleheader games will be $10.95. This price includes both games.
• These pay-per-view events are one-time special online video presentations. Purchase price of a doubleheader event entitles viewer to those events only.
• Only annual subscribers to CSTV XXL or Green Wave All-Access will have the game included in their service. Monthly users will either have to upgrade their service or purchase the event separately.