Awful Announcing
"The South Atlantic Conference significantly bolsters our collegiate programming. We’re committed to providing SAC member schools and athletes with a robust digital platform to connect with their communities and fans."
The SEC must not believe in the "retweets do not equal endorsements" saying.
Written by the team behind 'Cobra Kai,' the series is based on a book by Walter Byers, longtime executive director of the NCAA.
The MAC is proposing to play football in the spring, and other conferences may follow. ESPN reportedly has interest in televising the MAC's games then, and they may wind up being fine televising other conference games in the spring as well.
"The FCS is a round-robin championship with 20 teams participating." Wrong and wrong.
Furloughed Banner Society staffers Spencer Hall, Jason Kirk, Richard Johnson, Alex Kirshner and Tyson Whiting have teamed up for an ebook "about the ever-desperate crusade to wrangle college sports, set in and around a time-travelin’, rootin’-tootin’, extra-demented American West."
"Are the students getting paid? And are they getting paid across the board, or just the schools that can afford it. There are conversations going on right now about how you might split the top five (conferences) in two."
Eliminating California schools from competing for national championships would dramatically damage the fields in a lot of non-revenue sports, and throw away a lot of viewers, attendees and host sites in revenue sports as well.
This could be an opportunity for Fox to show more women's college basketball.
First round overnight ratings "averaged a 6.1/14 metered market household rating/share."
Emmanuel Acho's video seems a bit more accurate.
It's the New Mexico State Aggies.
ESPN will have some resources and crew for these games based at broadcast centers in Bristol, Charlotte and Orlando.
