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I can't really trust anything, when the B12 commissioner says 1 game for each team and we find out that only 4 out of 10 are participating. In addition to that 2 never will, but i bet they get their share of the extra money from + for the B12
I can't really trust anything, when the B12 commissioner says 1 game for each team and we find out that only 4 out of 10 are participating. In addition to that 2 never will, but i bet they get their share of the extra money from + for the B12
https://www.tulsaworld.com/sports/c...cle_35eb5bd1-ba64-591d-a340-f832dd4db5f5.html Q: What sports are we talking about here?
A: Non-revenue ones, mostly. The idea is to give women’s basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling and the like a platform. But, yes, the eight participating schools will have one football game per season and a combined “upwards of 75” men’s basketball games on ESPN+.
Commissioner Bowslby made this comment during the Big 12 media day.
https://www.tulsaworld.com/sports/c...cle_35eb5bd1-ba64-591d-a340-f832dd4db5f5.html Q: What sports are we talking about here?
A: Non-revenue ones, mostly. The idea is to give women’s basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling and the like a platform. But, yes, the eight participating schools will have one football game per season and a combined “upwards of 75” men’s basketball games on ESPN+.
Commissioner Bowslby made this comment during the Big 12 media day.
Its always been one game. For the last several years the Big12 football contract provided one hold back game for all Big12 schools. Texas has sent their game to the Longhorn Network and OU has always kept their game as PPV. OSU last year gave their game back to Fox and Fox showed the game, but in previous years they have had their one game not be televised.
In last several years, there has never been more than one home game not on traditional TV.
https://www.tulsaworld.com/sports/c...cle_35eb5bd1-ba64-591d-a340-f832dd4db5f5.html Q: What sports are we talking about here?
A: Non-revenue ones, mostly. The idea is to give women’s basketball, baseball, softball, wrestling and the like a platform. But, yes, the eight participating schools will have one football game per season and a combined “upwards of 75” men’s basketball games on ESPN+.
Commissioner Bowslby made this comment during the Big 12 media day.
According to what I heard the contract language was.. "at least one football game.." So either the Texas Lawyers, BI 12 is in Dallas, were so drunk and full of themselves they did not comprehend .."at least.." could mean more than one or did not give a crap, it was just a payday for them.
According to what I heard the contract language was.. "at least one football game.." So either the Texas Lawyers, BI 12 is in Dallas, were so drunk and full of themselves they did not comprehend .."at least.." could mean more than one or did not give a crap, it was just a payday for them.
I'm sure they knew that, it wasn't explicit, but the statement is really, "each participating team has turned over the one game not already covered by the grant of rights to ESPN+. ESPN+ is now an eligible network for participating teams during the network selection process each week." Our games can appear on networks still owned by Fox - Fox, FS1 and FS2, or Disney networks - ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or ESPN+.
According to what I heard the contract language was.. "at least one football game.." So either the Texas Lawyers, BI 12 is in Dallas, were so drunk and full of themselves they did not comprehend .."at least.." could mean more than one or did not give a crap, it was just a payday for them.
Next question, do we know how many baseball games will be on this service? I'd pay the $50 for the full year if all the baseball games will be available. I hated trying to use my in-laws' password on Fox Sports Go, it was never reliable.
Next question, do we know how many baseball games will be on this service? I'd pay the $50 for the full year if all the baseball games will be available. I hated trying to use my in-laws' password on Fox Sports Go, it was never reliable.
Next question, do we know how many baseball games will be on this service? I'd pay the $50 for the full year if all the baseball games will be available. I hated trying to use my in-laws' password on Fox Sports Go, it was never reliable.
All home games that are not picked up by ESPN or Fox (presumably not including the RSNs which were spun off), that would mean all but 2 games if last year is a guide.
So you can buy a year for $50, which brings it down to $4.16 per month. If you just wanted it for this month's football games, $5 seems fine for two games. It looks like it will be useful for basketball and baseball (and other non-revenue sports if you're into them) so it seems worthwhile to me. My only problem is after cutting the cord, it seems like we're now being nickle and dimed for every streaming service and internet costs are going up.
you can get a free 7 day trial of ESPN+ which is what i plan to do for this game. Didn't waste it on the last game because I figured it wouldn't be worth it as we smoked them.