Haven’t seen this anywhere else, but works for BYU.
Would either be ESPN or Fox selling their inventory. Don’t think TNT or CBS would sell their limited games.How does this work? Is the holder of the Big 12 contract for those games selling them off?
Yep. CBS and TNT are already sublicensing, I don't think they can even transfer rights legally.Would either be ESPN or Fox selling their inventory. Don’t think TNT or CBS would sell their limited games.
Would either be ESPN or Fox selling their inventory. Don’t think TNT or CBS would sell their limited games.
I see this as a game within the game. This may be a foreshadow for the next contract. One could view it in one of two scenarios: 1. ESPN/Foz selling off inventory to offset too much spent on their other contracts and to position themselves for the next contract OR 2. Other networks going after content with the hope of being a player in the next contract.Would either be ESPN or Fox selling their inventory. Don’t think TNT or CBS would sell their limited games.
In the meantime…death by a thousand cuts to my ******* wallet.I see this as a game within the game. This may be a foreshadow for the next contract. One could view it in one of two scenarios: 1. ESPN/Foz selling off inventory to offset too much spent on their other contracts and to position themselves for the next contract OR 2. Other networks going after content with the hope of being a player in the next contract.
Guessing I'll have to continue watching for the yearly deals on Peacock. I think I paid around $29 for the year last time.
I'm assuming the production value would be better the ESPN+.I am surprised there isn't more excitement about this. The more platforms, especially national ones, you can get on the better.
From what I have seen on there is is immensely better.I'm assuming the production value would be better the ESPN+.
You had me at less King McClure.I'm assuming the production value would be better the ESPN+.
There would perhaps be more excitement if it was known what games and how many are being moved to NBC/Peacock. Are they all ESPN+ games or is ESPN/ESPN2 reducing their inventory of B12 games?I am surprised there isn't more excitement about this. The more platforms, especially national ones, you can get on the better.