Big 12 Network
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Don't care, we are making good money without one.
Cause we got tired of aTm in the conference and figured we could get them to go away if they thought the conference was pandering to Texas.
This conference is going to implode and not exist in a couple years. Book it.
ESPN+ is the pseudo Big XII network starting this fall
Wait, really? Link?
Never mind, found it myself: https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/26487056/big-12-expands-content-agreement-espn
This is awesome! Question though-- if it's still the same people producing the content, does that mean that ESPN+ will have mysterious technical difficulties for our FCS game this fall?
Because we don't want to play MBB games at 8 AM on Saturday morning, or 5 PM on Sunday afternoon, or any of the other ridiculous times that you have to play when somebody needs to fill an entire network of programming.
For your answer, Google "PAC 12 Network"...
This was a crappy deal where we got paid less and did a 180 on the previous vision. Instead of marketing to all of the internet streaming companies we got the worst of both worlds. Crap for ESPN schedules and we got paid less $$$ to sell out to them.
Because of the Longhorn network. Plus the future is in streaming. Cable and satellite is a dying service(it’ll be awhile, but it’s heading that direction).
The same numbers that say we're getting increasing levels of "shloads of money" each season?
The B12 will be fine as long as they're mobile and adaptive to change. Their deal with ESPN+ shows they're willing to do that -- moving into the streaming realm is easily the best step forward.
Texas and Oklahoma not sucking helps out, too, but still.
Gunners comment and my response were both sarcastic......BIg 12 is doing fine.
Everyone’s gonna leave for the PAC 12 cause I’ve heard they are super rich.
Wasn’t there talk of cooperation between the Big12 and Pac12? That makes sense since both conferences are West of the Mississippi and both trail the Big10 and SEC in revenue.
That would seem like a much better deal for the PAC-12 than us.
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