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ESPN and Big 10 part ways
- Thread starter only1moore
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Still a shock. But the Big 10 wants to the be the NFL of College Football in regards to tv schedule. And with the lineup:
Noon/FOX, 3:30/CBS, 7:30/NBC; it does feel like it
FOX generally does better in the first window of their NFL coverage due to the markets the NFC represent (NY, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Tampa Bay, etc.)
CBS dominates the late afternoon window in the NFL
And NBC, well they're king of primetime NFL, why not the same in College Football.
Noon/FOX, 3:30/CBS, 7:30/NBC; it does feel like it
FOX generally does better in the first window of their NFL coverage due to the markets the NFC represent (NY, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Tampa Bay, etc.)
CBS dominates the late afternoon window in the NFL
And NBC, well they're king of primetime NFL, why not the same in College Football.
ESPN is SEC & ACC homer network and ESPN needs Big 10 more than Big 10 needs ESPN. I thought CBS was going to bid on Big 10 football package which CBS had a sweetheart deal with SEC with only paying $55 Million and paying Big 10 $355 million for 3:30PM. I think that ESPN & CBS should trade SEC for Big 10 for 2023 season since it is moving why wait until 2024. I wonder if that means ND Overrated will join The Big 10 now. I was always surprised CBS didn't ever air SEC in primetime other than Alabama VS LSU, as it get better ratings than the repeats or about the same.
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