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So they go to all the trouble of acquiring rights to a couple of UConn women's games, as they have in the past, and lo and behold, one of said games turns out to be a headliner, as UConn goes for its record-tying 90th straight. UConn wins, as we all know, and you'd think that at that point, CBS Sports would highlight this history-making game somewhere on their website.
Not that I can find. I tend to be geometrically challenged, so it is possible that it's sitting there, just not where I'd expect it. But they don't seem to cover women's basketball at all. I get why they cover men more than women -- that's obvious -- but why would they want to broadcast games of a sport that they don't even mention women's basketball.
They cover bowling, MMA, high school sports, mud running, for crying out loud. If you want to make a name for yourself as a purveyor of women's basketball games -- and why would you bid on any of them if you didn't want that? -- why would you just broadcast the games and not promote them? Just seems dumb to me.
Not that I can find. I tend to be geometrically challenged, so it is possible that it's sitting there, just not where I'd expect it. But they don't seem to cover women's basketball at all. I get why they cover men more than women -- that's obvious -- but why would they want to broadcast games of a sport that they don't even mention women's basketball.
They cover bowling, MMA, high school sports, mud running, for crying out loud. If you want to make a name for yourself as a purveyor of women's basketball games -- and why would you bid on any of them if you didn't want that? -- why would you just broadcast the games and not promote them? Just seems dumb to me.
