several prominent college athletic organisations to its roster of official collegiate sports information sites.
The new Total Sports clients include the University of Arizona, Syracuse University, the University of Cincinnati, Seton Hall University, North Carolina State University, the University of Pennsylvania, as well as the Ivy League, Big South Conference, America East Conference, Mid-American Conference, Midwestern Collegiate Conference, Missouri Valley Conference and the West Coast Conference.
Other recent collegiate additions include San Jose State University, the University of San Francisco, College of William & Mary, University of Dayton, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Ohio University, and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
These organisations have joined Total Sports' Total College Sports Network (TCSN), an online network of over 50 official sites of major college athletic programs and conferences. Created by Total Sports, Host Communications and NCAA Online, TCSN designs and manages the online sites for many current NCAA champions as well as numerous top collegiate programs throughout the country. TCSN is also the exclusive home for the official sites and live TotalCasts(TM) of many NCAA Championship events, including the men's and women's Final Four, the men's and women's College World Series and the
men's and women's soccer and volleyball championships.
TCSN is in its third year of offering exclusive, real-time TotalCast coverage of sporting events on the Internet. During the upcoming collegiate football season, TCSN will TotalCast(TM) 50-60 games per weekend, providing visitors to the site access to real-time play-by-play information, charts, stats and photos. In addition to collegiate football, Total Sports will also TotalCast(TM) NCAA regular season men's and women's basketball games, the NCAA basketball championships, the College World Series and NCAA Championship soccer and volleyball.
Total Sports also provides the sports sites for AOL.COM Sports Center, the sports section for the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition, the Los Angeles Times LA Times.Com in partnership with Associated Press and the number one rated golf web site, golf.com, in partnership with Media One and NBC Sports.
