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Which is all of them. This seems lost on most people.
Yup.
Which is all of them. This seems lost on most people.
Yes, I'm quite aware.Networks that are affiliated with YouTube TV and Fubo. Stuff like that.
Yes, I'm quite aware.
Why not ask before jumping to conclusions?I couldn’t tell.
You literally asked him where he'd put it, he told youWhy not ask before jumping to conclusions?
Not sure if he meant linear or streaming networks.You literally asked him where he'd put it, he told you
Original SEC schools like Florida have a veto over another school from the same state being admitted to the conference.Yeah I'm not sure where FSU thinks it's going to go to make more money. The B1G is probably closed for business at this point. The SEC is not in any rush to expand, and have always taken a slow measured approach to realignment. Go ahead FSU. Leave your safe harbor in the ACC and get humbled. You're not worth what you think you are, and a lot of power schools will face this harsh reality in the coming years.
I guess it comes down to whether or not Florida would exercise that veto, or could they use it to extract some beneficial concessions though I don't know what those would be in a conference where everyone seems happy and making boatloads of money.Original SEC schools like Florida have a veto over another school from the same state being admitted to the conference.
ESPNs future is kind shaky. College Basketball is the one sport they have really stopped covering, and I think that continues. They overdo women’s basketball because it is cheap.
ESPN is in an era of consolidation of content, not grabbing content. Eventually, I think Apple or ALPHABET will buy them, or as Iger said, they will reach out to major sports league as equity partners. The TV channel is so poorly run right now I can’t deal with it.
They are, clearly, out of the news business. It costs so much to break news, and news travels fast it is impossible to monetize. Just no value in sports news.
get ready for content on gambling, non-stop.
That will come down to whether the politicans believe they gain more votes by acting in the interests of Florida (blocking entrance) or Florida State (supporting admittance). The same thing will happen in South Carolina.I guess it comes down to whether or not Florida would exercise that veto, or could they use it to extract some beneficial concessions though I don't know what those would be in a conference where everyone seems happy and making boatloads of money.
Its possible an agreement is made whereby the clause to dissolve remains at 8 min votes despite the additions.The last thing FSU wants is more members with a vested interest in the success of the ACC
I don’t get acc strategy. I get GOR, but this is business. Negotiate an exit for fsu and Clemson.