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RE: Fox gets OSU vs Michigan and other marquee matchups
(05-15-2017 10:28 PM)billybobby777 Wrote:  So ESPN gets
2nd pick of Big 10 games (fox)
2nd pick of Big 12 games (fox)
2nd pick of PAC 12 games (fox)
2nd pick of the SEC (CBS)
But espn gets 100% of the ACC games until 2035, is a big deal when espn is dropping subscribers like flies.

No no no. ESPN splits the P12 and B12 tier 1 rights evenly with Fox. Fox gets the B1G CCG, but Fox and ESPN alternate picking the top game each week, with Fox getting the first choice of which week they want to pick first. Basically Fox paid $50 million more than ESPN for the equivalent of two games.
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