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Texas & OK ask to join SEC?
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[QUOTE="UConnJim, post: 4017840, member: 1559"] I didn't say everything is going ala carte streaming, but I do believe you will see conference streaming networks for some content similar to how conference cable networks work now. You want your fans to buy the streaming conference network so they can see the 1 or 2 football games and 5 to 10 basketball games that are streamed. I believe we will have some big streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon, Peacock,... and then some mid tier streaming services and some sport/team specific streaming services. I do think most big college football games in the future will be on some sort of bigger streaming service or on a major network although the delivery may be different than today. Think about this, you could set up your conference streaming service so that fans select the team they follow and the profits get allocated based on the number of fans following your team. [/QUOTE]
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