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RE: Tramel: Credit Yormark for lifting Big 12 ahead of the Pac-12
(05-25-2023 01:51 PM)1845 Bear Wrote:  The viewership is similar.

The windows they can meet are not.

The PAC can't play at noon and the Big 12 as currently constructed can only give about 3 After Dark games. (BYU)

Depending on who's buying and who needs content when that makes a big difference. FOX's reported disinterest in the PAC is surprising. Must be fine riding with the B1G, Big 12, and MWC.

FOX has baseball at night in October (and sometimes in early Nov?). They can just put Big XII games at night in November.
05-25-2023 02:19 PM
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