Probably a reflection of P12 not playing ...

[JP4CY]

My Saturday nights in the fall typically end watching p12 or MW so I'll probably be watching. I would never want ISU to be involved but I'd take a game in that time slot to watch every week.

Me too. Nothing like falling asleep to Cal vs Oregon State.

 

[cycloneG]

Yes but the pot probably gets bigger for everyone when a game goes on FS1 vs FS2 vs FCS or whatever they have these days.

It doesn't work that way. It's a fixed amount regardless of the carrier.

Fox and ESPN share television rights to Big 12 games and are in the middle of 13-year deal worth $2.6 billion signed in 2012.

ESPN buys rights to all Big 12 title games through 2024

The deal calls for each school, except Texas and Oklahoma, to have one football game per season exclusively shown on ESPN+, starting in 2020.

www.si.com

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[surly]

I read the OU pay-to-watch game v. Missouri State will cost viewers around $55 a pop. Someone wrote this is a $4 million windfall for OU's tier 3 rights.

The OU-Missouri State game will be available worldwide, including in-state, on SoonerSports.tv and the SoonerSports apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Amazon Fire and Android. The online pay-per-view price is $54.99, or it can be paired with an annual subscription for $79.99. Order here and check here for pay-per-view questions. OUInsider

 

[JP4CY]

I read the OU pay-to-watch game v. Missouri State will cost viewers around $55 a pop. Someone wrote this is a $4 million windfall for OU's tier 3 rights.

The OU-Missouri State game will be available worldwide, including in-state, on SoonerSports.tv and the SoonerSports apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Amazon Fire and Android. The online pay-per-view price is $54.99, or it can be paired with an annual subscription for $79.99. Order here and check here for pay-per-view questions. OUInsider

They did this vs Army as well

 

[jdcyclone19]

As long as ISU doesn't ever get that time slot, I like it. More FB when I'm up with the newborn doing night feeding.

 

[Rabbuk]

CCU has to slum it and play Kansas.. Too bad.

 

[ArgentCy]

I read the OU pay-to-watch game v. Missouri State will cost viewers around $55 a pop. Someone wrote this is a $4 million windfall for OU's tier 3 rights.

The OU-Missouri State game will be available worldwide, including in-state, on SoonerSports.tv and the SoonerSports apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Amazon Fire and Android. The online pay-per-view price is $54.99, or it can be paired with an annual subscription for $79.99. Order here and check here for pay-per-view questions. OUInsider

It's so nice OU and Texas get to keep their networks while the rest of us get screwed with ESPN+.

 

[CysRage]

It's so nice OU and Texas get to keep their networks while the rest of us get screwed with ESPN+.

ESPN+ at $5.99 per month > Soonersports.tv at $55 per game

 

[cycloneML]

Kansas started this no fans at football games a long time ago. Like they knew what was coming and were practicing for this very occasion.

This is not funny. Dozens of people will be impacted by this policy.

 

[nfrine]

CCU has to slum it and play Kansas.. Too bad.

But when CCU wins, nobody will be watching.

 

[surly]

SMU v. TCU and this game CC v. Ku are the two with the most likely chance of upsets. TCU without Duggan is certainly beatable and SMU still has the Texas-transfer QB, Shane Buechele, who can really spin it. Ku is a 3.5 favorite over Coastal, which returns a lot from last year's squad that won in Lawrence. Baylor is a -17.5 v. LaTech and ISU is -11 v. Louisiana.