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ESPN

Nick Khan sees ESPN gaining more NBA rights with TNT potentially losing some in next rights deal

"The beneficiary of that? NBA…"

By Sean Keeley OnJan 20, 2023 15
Netflix

Netflix’s Ted Sarandos says they’re not chasing big live sports rights: ‘We’re not anti-sports, we’re just pro-profit.’

"I’m very confident we can get twice as big as we are without sports."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnDec 7, 2022 0
ESPN

Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest set to stay on ESPN platforms through 2029

"You can’t beat the spectacle that is the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. It’s a sports calendar and Fourth of July staple, one of those classic, timeless events we know fans look forward to every year."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnNov 21, 2022 2
NBA

In attempt to lower next rights deal, WBD’s David Zaslav says ‘We don’t have to have the NBA’

Comments from executives on upcoming rights deals often don't pan out. We'll see what happens with these ones from Zaslav.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnNov 15, 2022 4
College Basketball

Big 12 signs deals with ESPN and Fox through 2030-31, with a 90 percent average annual value jump

The Big 12 is set to make much more money in media rights beginning in 2025-26.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnOct 30, 2022 1
College Basketball

Pac-12’s George Kliavkoff says ‘Eventually, we’ll catch’ SEC and Big Ten, a highly implausible scenario

"It will take a couple of steps, but we’re going to take a step towards closing that gap. Then we’re going to be looking at expansion. We’re going to be looking at schools that make sense for us."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnOct 27, 2022 5
ESPN

Big 12 to start media rights talks with Fox and ESPN 18 months early

This comes a year and a half ahead of the contractually-mandated window for extension talks in February 2024.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnAug 31, 2022 0
ESPN

Burke Magnus on ESPN turning down $380 million Big Ten package: ‘I think it was the right decision for us.’

"I think it was the right decision for us, mostly because of what was available, what was on offer to us to buy, which is not what we were hoping for."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnAug 24, 2022 0

NCAA

Big Ten reportedly “not done” expanding after $1.1 billion/year rights deals, which include escalator clause

CBS

CBS’ Big Ten deal will reportedly let them keep their 3:30 p.m. ET SEC slot in 2023

Ross Dellenger of Sports Illustrated reports that "The Big Ten’s deal will be arranged in a way to allow CBS to fulfill its SEC duties in the first year of the contract."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnAug 12, 2022 3
NCAA

Big East announces three-year rights extension with FloSports

"FloSports has been a fantastic platform to showcase our women’s basketball and Olympic Sports programs, as well as the original content our outstanding in-house digital team creates throughout the year."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnAug 11, 2022 0
ESPN

ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro says they’re still in talks with Big Ten: “We are very much in it right now.”

"We enter these discussions understanding that we can’t get everything and that we’re going to proceed with both discipline and thoughtfulness. So I can’t tell you how this is going to play out. We are very much in it right now."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJun 20, 2022 2
NBC

NBC and Telemundo reach six-year extension with Premier League, reportedly worth $2.7 billion

In the end, the Premier League stuck with NBC. But NBC will be paying a lot more this time.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnNov 18, 2021 18

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