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[QUOTE="king conn, post: 5026575, member: 3160"]
Well even as of now, ESPN is still the go to for sports in general and CBB in particular. And yes the total subscribers are down and will continue to be with the fracturing of cable. But what they are losing are the people who never watched anyway and were just subscribers because of their cable system.
What we are seeing now is getting closer to who actually watched the channel.

So the thing is, you just can't group the streamers together as if it's all the same.ESPN is on many streamers, as well as now setting up their own direct to consumer, while still available on cable.
People with any interest in sports will more than likely have it in some form. We belong in the spotlight and this is the best way to find it. Honestly if we have to stream, plus would be the way to go, at least then you would have games on the main network and the industry would be talking about you during the season on their CBB programming.

Peacock and Max are niche. I'm just going to hope it's for DePaul and Georgetown and we received boatloads of money for the deal, but we're just going to have to see.
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