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RE: Will the Mountain West ditch ESPN and go all-digital for sports broadcasts?
(12-24-2017 02:06 PM)billings Wrote:  you guys are funny. boise is one of the biggest supporters of a return to better game times as their attendance is down due to espn insisting on the late starts. mw also has a contract with cbs sports and that one is not in question. only espn loves the late crap that boise and others are complaining about


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Of course, that CBS contract does not include Boise Home games.
12-24-2017 07:43 PM
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