(03-31-2021 01:33 AM)Stugray2 Wrote:  I looked up FloSPorts. They are a web streaming service broadcaster. All this means is you can pay a subscription to watch sports that even ESPN+ wont pick up. Chicago State simply signed on. Nothing more. The only thing of note is the had two MLS teams matches but both dropped them after 2019 and 202 respectively for poor streaming broadcast quality and numerous complaints.

This was such a minor deal, FloSports didn't even have web press release for it.

As far as I can tell the rest of the stuff is rehashed vague plans the athletic department has thrown out for a few years, "Pioneer" type football was one of those. They still don't have any seed money for that or anything else. They dropped baseball for men's soccer to reduce costs. As for adding even non-scholarship football, I'll believe it when it happens. No coaches hired and barely 18 months from the supposed kickoff. Where they can get the money for even modest football facilities is beyond me. This isn't happening.

You looked up FloSports lol. The fact that you HAD to "look them up" means you don't know what you're talking about. They've been around a long time in the world of streaming.

Doubt you know any more about Chicago State than you do FloSports, or anything else. Best stick to sports center highlights and a little P5 because you don't have a clue about what the majority of college sports is like.