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Message: [QUOTE="huskymedic, post: 3122134, member: 549"] [URL="http://www.big12sports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=10410&ATCLID=211799146"]Big 12 Conference, ESPN Enhance Comprehensive Rights Agreement[/URL] >>Hundreds of Events Added Through 2024-25 Under the expanded agreement, hundreds of additional Big 12 sports events annually will be presented under the new Big 12-branded offering on ESPN+, with each participating Big 12 Conference school assigning available rights to ESPN and delivering more than 50 exclusive events per year. The lineup will include: [LIST] [*]An exclusive regular-season football game each season from each participating school, as well as any spring football games; [*]All regular season and exhibition men’s basketball games not distributed on ESPN’s linear networks (expected to be upwards of 75 games per year); [*]Women’s basketball and other conference sports such as volleyball, soccer, wrestling, softball, baseball and more; [*]Select Big 12 Conference championship events and original content. [/LIST] Eight of the conference’s 10 schools will produce and deliver multiple sports under the new Big 12-branded platform on ESPN+, with schools joining on a rolling basis. Starting in 2019, there will be games from Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State and Oklahoma State, in addition to the select Big 12 Conference championship events. In 2020-21, Iowa State, TCU, West Virginia and Texas Tech will join the lineup. Due to existing long-term rights agreements, Texas (the Longhorn Network) and Oklahoma will not produce and deliver programming included on ESPN+ at this time, but will be featured as road teams in games listed under the new Big 12-branded offering on the service.<< [/QUOTE]

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