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[QUOTE="lne001, post: 1850857, member: 5473"] Actually ESPN is in the business of making money. Thus they show their best properties on their best channels at the best time slots. This is what drives advertising revenue. Football is thus the king, with a nod to men's basketball. Women's basketball draws little and makes little money. Putting UConn women's basketball on ESPN3 at 7:00 PM EST with 10 other women's games is not a significant revenue generator, no matter how many times they are on. Any analysis which does not show advertising dollars generated is meaningless to ESPN. [/QUOTE]
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