SEC Network

[bamabear82]

Well hell, even good ol Cam's doing some nut swinging since his team couldn't get it done.

 

[UTVolCountry]

I'm going to petition the SEC to have this one count as another clear victory against Tennessee. I'm suggesting it replace the 1993 tie game...since this scene was filmed in '93.

 

[Camfantasy]

Well hell, even good ol Cam's doing some nut swinging since his team couldn't get it done.

Fuck .....i mean.......it is an SEC network thread. The hell did you expect?

Atleast we can say we are the best program in our state though. ***He whispers silently before committing suicide***

 

[bamabear82]

Fuck .....i mean.......it is an SEC network thread. The hell did you expect?

Atleast we can say we are the best program in our state though. ***He whispers silently before committing suicide***

 

[HammerDown]

 

[Tin Man]

AT&T's Uverse adds the SEC Network to the basic U200 package at no additional cost within the SEC states.

 

[LawDawg]

Time Warner has added it to the Basic and Premier Tiers. No cost to me. Yet, I heard that the deal was something like $1.40 per user, but I could be totally wrong on that:

"ESPN, which owns the SEC Network, is hoping to charge $1.40 per subscriber per month in the 11 states that have an SEC team and 25 cents outside the conference’s footprint, according to Sports Business Daily.

So, I have no idea whether my bill will go up or not, but it doesn't seem to be part of a premium package.

 

[bigred472]

SEC Network Announced

- 20 year agreement
- 45 football games ... 3 per week
- 100+ men's hoops
- 75 baseball games
- events from 17 other sports

Only on AT&T Uverse to start, going to need to get on all the others. The interesting part will not be the SE, but how well it gets picked up everywhere else.

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If Nebraska is getting it's collective butts beaten (more than I care to admit), I turn to any conference network for an interesting game. I hope the SEC isn't "just" regional as I'd jump at the chance to see some of the games.

 

[LawDawg]

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If Nebraska is getting it's collective butts beaten (more than I care to admit), I turn to any conference network for an interesting game. I hope the SEC isn't "just" regional as I'd jump at the chance to see some of the games.

Who is your carrier? Almost all of them have picked it up ... just one of the 2 satellite companies left. You should know if you can get it or not.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Who is your carrier? Almost all of them have picked it up ... just one of the 2 satellite companies left. You should know if you can get it or not.

Charter & Direct TV are the lone holdouts and Direct TV is going to announce soon I have heard but Charter is like a black hole no news is coming out of there.

 

[bamabear82]

Charter Communications finalizing deal to carry SEC Network | AL.com

 

[Wild Turkey]

Charter Communications finalizing deal to carry SEC Network | AL.com

Was just coming to post that! We should hear from Direct TV any day now.

 

[LawDawg]

Was just coming to post that! We should hear from Direct TV any day now.

Well, there you go. Pretty much 100% of the carriers that mean anything will be carrying the SEC Network!

SEC! SEC! SEC!

 

[bamabear82]

SEC!

SEC!

SEC!

 

[TigerBait1971]

 

[bamabear82]

 

[Bamabino]

All I see is Mettengropedher celebrating corndog #56 peter-bumpin' corndog #55.

 

[WhiteMamba]

 

[Wild Turkey]

Well, there you go. Pretty much 100% of the carriers that mean anything will be carrying the SEC Network!

SEC! SEC! SEC!

I think we are at 65 million subscribers and once Direct TV falls we will be over 75 million at least.

The B1G launched back in the day with 20 million so this is going to be one giant home run on top of the existing contract with CBS & ESPN.

Oh I'm thinking that Texas A&M will make more off the SEC Network than Texas will make off the LHN. I'm not 100% sure but the SEC schools could rake in as much as an additional 20 million a school in the first year depending on the final subscription numbers.

 

[LawDawg]

I think we are at 65 million subscribers and once Direct TV falls we will be over 75 million at least.

The B1G launched back in the day with 20 million so this is going to be one giant home run on top of the existing contract with CBS & ESPN.

Oh I'm thinking that Texas A&M will make more off the SEC Network than Texas will make off the LHN. I'm not 100% sure but the SEC schools could rake in as much as an additional 20 million a school in the first year depending on the final subscription numbers.

I read an article that ran the maths and came up with about $20 mil, doubling each schools take from about $21 mil to $41 mil in the first year. It can only go so far ... ESPN is only in 100 million homes. SECN will start with the same numbers as ESPNU.