I see it as more games on the ESPN "family." So, there'd be a game on ESPN 2, another on 3. Still another would be on the SEC channel. I see this as being a lot bigger than than the Big 10 Network.
Oliver Barry, CRS GRI Bob Parks Realty, LLC 1517 Hunt Club Blvd Gallatin TN 37066 Office: 615-826-4040 Mobile: 615-972-4239 [email protected] On May 7, 2013, at 1:31 PM, Woody <[email protected]> wrote: > I imagine the Sunshine Network will continue to broadcast some games... > remember the SEC network will cover all SEC sports... so its entirely > possible that the games that normally wouldnt be shown on the big boy > networks will end up on the SEC network.. or the SEC network will show > something like basket weaving while the other networks broadcast the bball > games. > > > > > On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 9:51 PM, Arthur Polhill <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Jeremy alluded to the loss of some in-state broadcasts as a result of losing >> Sunshine Network. Time will tell. >> >> Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android >> >> >> From: Helen Huntley <[email protected]>; >> To: <[email protected]>; >> Subject: [gatortalk] Re: [gatornews] [SUN]: Slive adds SEC Network to >> extensive legacy >> Sent: Sun, May 5, 2013 5:49:33 PM >> >> I am a bit concerned about how this will impact basketball broadcasts. Now >> we see pretty much every single game thanks to Sun Sports. Won't the SEC >> Network be choosing among a bunch of games broadcast at the same time ? >> >> Sent from my iPad >> >> On May 5, 2013, at 9:49 AM, Shane Ford <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Slive adds SEC Network to extensive legacy >>> >>> Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive, second from right, takes >>> the podium after ESPN President John Skipper during a news conference >>> announcing the launching of the SEC Network in partnership with ESPN on >>> Thursday in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Amis) >>> >>> By Pat Dooley >>> Gainesville SUN Columnist >>> Published: Thursday, May 2, 2013 at 6:34 p.m. >>> Last Modified: Thursday, May 2, 2013 at 6:34 p.m. >>> The unveiling of the SEC Network in Atlanta on Thursday was typical Mike >>> Slive. It wasn't hurried, it was well thought out and it will be a >>> tremendous success. >>> >>> That's what we have come to expect from the SEC commissioner. >>> >>> The SEC Network isn't a knee-jerk reaction. If it was, we'd have had one a >>> long time ago. The league started seriously talking about it seven years >>> ago, but there were concerns. >>> >>> So the SEC waited for other leagues to try it out. You be our guinea pigs, >>> Big Ten and Mountain West. We'll see what problems you have and whether we >>> can solve them. >>> >>> And the SEC did by becoming partners with ESPN for the longest rights >>> agreement ever. Distribution? We've got your distribution. It's called the >>> Ocho. ESPN has more networks than HBO. >>> >>> So here we are, with an SEC Network ready to launch in August of 2014. If >>> you're like me, you can't wait. >>> >>> But the league did. It waited until a digital website could be launched in >>> 2009. It waited until it could see the numbers from the Big Ten's effort. >>> In Nashville at the SEC Tournament, Slive told me he was waiting until the >>> hoops season was over so the announcement wouldn't take away any attention >>> from March Madness. The league even waited another week to make the >>> announcement because of the tragedy in Boston. >>> >>> While we contemplate how our viewing habits are going to change when there >>> is an SEC Network, I also wonder this — I've had many conversations with >>> SEC officials who have expressed a concern over sagging attendance at >>> football and basketball games. Wouldn't it be counter-productive to show >>> more games on TV? >>> >>> It's just the way of the world today, an almost if-you-can't-beat-them >>> attitude. They're talking about increasing revenues by $1.5 million per >>> team per year with this deal. That'll pay for a lot of soccer balls and >>> batting cages. >>> >>> And almost every football and basketball game is on TV now anyway. >>> >>> I have high hopes for the SEC Network because I have been waiting for >>> someone to develop “30 for 30” type of documentaries on things that were >>> important to me, but may not be a big enough deal to warrant a national >>> piece. >>> >>> For example, I'd love to see one on Steve Spurrier. Or Billy Donovan. Or >>> the Rick Pitino Kentucky years. Or the LSU baseball dominance. Or Florida's >>> national title run in soccer. >>> >>> Believe me, I could give them a list of 100 that I would sit and watch. >>> Maybe I'm watching too much TV. >>> >>> Certainly, the time is right for the SEC to strike with seven straight >>> national titles in football and 149 in all sports since 1990. The SEC is >>> white-hot right now even if its basketball image is low. The exposure this >>> network will give to basketball, with more than 100 games being televised, >>> has to help. >>> >>> I was on Tim Brando's national radio show Thursday, and he said this will >>> be Slive's legacy. Possibly. The guy has done so much right in the last 11 >>> years that I think his legacy will be more extensive than simply starting a >>> network. >>> >>> But the SEC Network, once referred to as Project X by Slive, is going to be >>> a big deal in so many ways for the 14 teams that make up the league. >>> >>> It was interesting that the announcement came in a city without an SEC team >>> — Atlanta. But Atlanta may be the biggest SEC city in America. It's a >>> mixture of alumni from every school in the conference. >>> >>> It's an SEC world. The rest of you are just living in it. >>> >>> And now you're about to be bombarded by it. >>> >>> Contact Pat Dooley at 352-374-5053 or at [email protected]. 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