(02-19-2017 10:43 PM)p23570 Wrote:  

(02-19-2017 10:27 PM)billybobby777 Wrote:  

(02-18-2017 10:28 PM)p23570 Wrote:  Interesting tidbit I just noticed looking at Missouri's schedule the last few years. ESPN loves putting them on SECN. They are what Kansas and ISU are to LHN. LOL.

2016 = 9 games on SECN
2015 = 6 games on SECN
2014 = 5 Games on SECN

LOL, Only Missouri would have 9 games on a conference network in 1 season. That is inase and speaks volumes about the value of the content.

They played 9 football games on the SEC network last year?? That sucks!! Dang, the years before the SEC network they were on ESPN or ABC almost every game.

Cheers!

They used to do a lot of PPV games back in the day and never shared a dime. They pioneered unequal revenue sharing then used it as an excuse to leave.

I'ts really bizarre how many games they are on SECN. Its' like they said OK we will take you since the B1G said no but you play in the Florida division and most of your games will be on SECN.

One of my favorite movie scenes is in The Outlaw Josey Wales as grandma goes into the general store and won't take the molasses becasue it's from Missouri. "Everything from Missouri has a taint about it"

LOL.

The SECN has two channels operational most weekends. CBS gets first refusal for their game. ESPN takes their best one and puts it on ESPN prime time in the evening. They put their second choice on ESPN2 or ESPNU. Missouri just wasn't that compelling last year.....so, the get on the either the SECN or SECN alternate #1. We do have an alternate #2 but I've not seen it used as of yet.

(02-14-2017 11:04 AM)zibby Wrote:  Texas makes a deal with the ACC similar to the one Notre Dame has.

Kansas and Oklahoma go to the SEC (Auburn and Alabama move to the East division).

Big XII loses Power Conference status, adds Cincinnati, Houston and Memphis.

AAC adds Rice

CUSA adds 1 Sun Belt

Sun Belt adds 1 FCS

Idaho, UMass and New Mexico State go to FCS

The Sun Belt and CUSA realign geographically:

Sun Belt - West

Louisiana, Louisiana Tech, N. Texas, Ark State, S. Miss, UAB, S. Alabama, Rice, Texas State, UTSA, UTEP, NMSU

CUSA - East

Marshall, Middle Tennessee, W. KY, ODU, Charlotte, App State, GA State, GA Southern, Coastal Carolina, FIU, FAU, Troy

(02-20-2017 01:21 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(02-19-2017 10:43 PM)p23570 Wrote:  

(02-19-2017 10:27 PM)billybobby777 Wrote:  

(02-18-2017 10:28 PM)p23570 Wrote:  Interesting tidbit I just noticed looking at Missouri's schedule the last few years. ESPN loves putting them on SECN. They are what Kansas and ISU are to LHN. LOL.

2016 = 9 games on SECN
2015 = 6 games on SECN
2014 = 5 Games on SECN

LOL, Only Missouri would have 9 games on a conference network in 1 season. That is inase and speaks volumes about the value of the content.

They played 9 football games on the SEC network last year?? That sucks!! Dang, the years before the SEC network they were on ESPN or ABC almost every game.

Cheers!

They used to do a lot of PPV games back in the day and never shared a dime. They pioneered unequal revenue sharing then used it as an excuse to leave.

I'ts really bizarre how many games they are on SECN. Its' like they said OK we will take you since the B1G said no but you play in the Florida division and most of your games will be on SECN.

One of my favorite movie scenes is in The Outlaw Josey Wales as grandma goes into the general store and won't take the molasses becasue it's from Missouri. "Everything from Missouri has a taint about it"

LOL.

The SECN has two channels operational most weekends. CBS gets first refusal for their game. ESPN takes their best one and puts it on ESPN prime time in the evening. They put their second choice on ESPN2 or ESPNU. Missouri just wasn't that compelling last year.....so, the get on the either the SECN or SECN alternate #1. We do have an alternate #2 but I've not seen it used as of yet.

Looks like Vanderbilt is Missouri's competition.
2016 = 6 games on SECN
2015 = 7 games
2014 = 10 games.

Amazing that these 2 schools have played about half thier football games the last 3 years on SECN.

That would seem to really limit the number of people watching their games for the season.