Awful Announcing
"We give them a whole other window of high-quality, highly rated games. ... Playing more night games than we did in the past unlocked the kind of value our schools were looking for."
"We want to give the people what they want, when they want it, and interest is clearly driven by football."
The Pac-12 Networks' carriage issues might get even worse if AT&T U-Verse drops them.
The ACC Network is expected to boost per-school distributions by at least $10 million per year, more than double what the Pac-12 Networks have done so far.
Future Pac-12 overflow will wind up on Fox Business, which is good news for how many people will be able to watch it. But overflow really isn't a key issue in the conference lagging behind its competitors; lagging TV revenue and significant league network challenges are much larger problems.
The only other networks to see a drop in average sub fees from 2012 to 2017 were beIN Sports, The Olympic Channel, and The Tennis Channel.
Get ready for more talk about volcanoes, weed and magic drugs.
The Pac-12 will be distributing some of its games and programming in China through Alibaba and Youku Todou.
Her first game will be on September 2
The Pac-12 Networks still need a DirecTV deal. Can Shuken strike that?
It's been five seasons without an agreement
As the Pac-12 Networks are in their fifth year of operation, they continue to not be seen by...
