Recording a game to watch later: how do you prevent spoilers?

I'd have to turn my phone off and have no contact with the people I know to avoid being told the outcome

Yeah, the phone is the problem.

Spoilers come from 4 thing. Avoid these

TV
Internet
Radio
Phone/Social Media

hate that for you

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Spoilers come from 4 thing. Avoid these

TV
Internet
Radio
Phone/Social Media

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And for radio, I always make sure I put it on a music station, to avoid hearing anything, before I'm able to change the station, after work.
Also, if in the area of the school. Avoid going to the store as well.

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Once I recorded A Steelers game; thought to go by the store on the way home for extra beer and forgot I had a Steelers cap on.

First guy I saw said: "Tough loss dude."

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I dunno. A thrilling win? I'd hate to be spoiled. A tough loss? Frees up masturbation time you would otherwise have wasted watching your team go down in flames.

The one benefit you get by recording the game to watch later, is that you can watch the game in about 2 hours real time vs. 4.5 on CBS live.

I almost got spoiled last Saturday, recording UGA vs AUB because I was going to miss the beginning, and at and had to go into Kroger on the way home, and of course they are playing the damn game on the loudspeakers in the store.

I walked around singing to myself like a psychopath so I wouldn't hear anything. It was tough. Scott Howard's voice cuts through like a razor. Great radio voice.