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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 5201932, member: 44"]
This is pretty much the way I feel CPTV spotted a niche it could fill, Understanding how much this state loves the women's basketball team.  For those who could get it, the ability to see every game was terrific.

This led to SNY seeing an opportunity for it to get on more cable networks in Connecticut.  in many ways, it was even better coverage and even though it is a regional network, it was accessible through the Fox Sports app, giving most people access to the games.

Now the SNY success has led more mainstream providers to realize the value there is in broadcasting the women's games, so we are getting moved to an even more mainstream broadcasting arrangement. That's a good thing in that. It means that there is more generalized acknowledgment of the value of the women's game, and particularly Connecticut women's basketball. It's hard to imagine that will be better than what we got on SNY, which was amazing for any college team, but especially for a women's college team.  Still, it is something to be celebrated because it will in all likelihood giver, our team greater exposure across the nation.
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