Report: Pac-12 networks would "merge" with ACC network....

[ttowncoug]

Pac-12, ACC reportedly talking about broadcast alliance that would shift Pac-12 Networks content to ACC Network

The Pac-12 on ACC Network? It may end up coming to that. Per a report from Ross Dellenger and Pat Forde of Sports Illustrated, the Pac-12 and ACC are considering a partnership with ESPN that would bring late night football content that normally lived on the Pac-12 Networks to ACC Network or a...

awfulannouncing.com

This would drive up value, and revenue payouts, to each school.

Fairly good strategy.

If you can get "coast to coast" subscriptions for the newly named "College Sports Network." (FYI - Pac-12 network is something like 15M subs, Big-10 is like 60M).

 

[95coug]

Pac-12, ACC reportedly talking about broadcast alliance that would shift Pac-12 Networks content to ACC Network

The Pac-12 on ACC Network? It may end up coming to that. Per a report from Ross Dellenger and Pat Forde of Sports Illustrated, the Pac-12 and ACC are considering a partnership with ESPN that would bring late night football content that normally lived on the Pac-12 Networks to ACC Network or a...

awfulannouncing.com

This would drive up value, and revenue payouts, to each school.

Fairly good strategy.

If you can get "coast to coast" subscriptions for the newly named "College Sports Network." (FYI - Pac-12 network is something like 15M subs, Big-10 is like 60M).

This seems viable, but it needs numbers put to it. I’m not sure how much value the Pac-12 teams would add - other than maintaining ESPN rights in the west coast. And, like I said in a different post, considering the difference in market sizes, I really don’t see why the ACC would give equal revenue sharing.

As with everything else, I’ll believe it when I see it.

 

[M-I-Coug]

BREAKING NEWS Update: We're allegedly merging with the ACC so we can sell Lexus and Mercedes instead of Fish Oil Pills and Reverse Mortgages.

 

[dgibbons]

Pac-12, ACC reportedly talking about broadcast alliance that would shift Pac-12 Networks content to ACC Network

The Pac-12 on ACC Network? It may end up coming to that. Per a report from Ross Dellenger and Pat Forde of Sports Illustrated, the Pac-12 and ACC are considering a partnership with ESPN that would bring late night football content that normally lived on the Pac-12 Networks to ACC Network or a...

awfulannouncing.com

This would drive up value, and revenue payouts, to each school.

Fairly good strategy.

If you can get "coast to coast" subscriptions for the newly named "College Sports Network." (FYI - Pac-12 network is something like 15M subs, Big-10 is like 60M).

Fifteen million subscribers in the Pac-12 footprint is god awful, train wreck in the middle of a grease fire bad.

 

[dgibbons]

This seems viable, but it needs numbers put to it. I’m not sure how much value the Pac-12 teams would add - other than maintaining ESPN rights in the west coast. And, like I said in a different post, considering the difference in market sizes, I really don’t see why the ACC would give equal revenue sharing.

As with everything else, I’ll believe it when I see it.

List of television stations in North America by media market - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[95coug]

List of television stations in North America by media market - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Not viewer numbers. Dollars.