Maybe they should have thought of 24/7 programming content before they decided to launch their own network.
I can't fathom getting enough interesting material on one school to fill programming.
Most Big 10 fans I talk to have never watched anything outside of MBB or FB on the Big 10 network.
Right on...
And other than the 2-3 football games and 6-8 men's BB games against weaklings, how many people are going to tune in for the daily segment on what flavor gum Rick Barnes is chewing today.
Good for Texas that they have entire network to themselves because that is one reason that keeps them tied to the Big 12, but what a joke for content for a 24/7 channel.
Maybe they should have thought of 24/7 programming content before they decided to launch their own network.
I can't fathom getting enough interesting material on one school to fill programming.
Most Big 10 fans I talk to have never watched anything outside of MBB or FB on the Big 10 network.
It's not even good business sense to launch a BLOG without several months of quality content generated...let alone a TV network.
I would probably watch wrestling, womens basketball, soccer and volleyball on a Big 12 network. But only when ISU is competitive and only ISU. Just being honest even though that sounds brutal. If ISU and Big 12 had hockey/baseball I might watch that but same thing, only ISU and just if they're competitive. Other NCAA sports can't say I'd ever watch.
Non ISU Big 12 football I'd watch about every possible game except a blowout. Non ISU basketball I'd watch only if there are interesting matchups, Big 12 title implications or Big 12 tournament games.
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Maybe they should have thought of 24/7 programming content before they decided to launch their own network.
I can't fathom getting enough interesting material on one school to fill programming.
Most Big 10 fans I talk to have never watched anything outside of MBB or FB on the Big 10 network.
ESPN was started primarily to cover sports in the state of Connecticut (Mainly UCONN). Look what it has grown to today since they decided to expand beyond just Connecticut sports
And other than the 2-3 football games and 6-8 men's BB games against weaklings, how many people are going to tune in for the daily segment on what flavor gum Rick Barnes is chewing today.
Good for Texas that they have entire network to themselves because that is one reason that keeps them tied to the Big 12, but what a joke for content for a 24/7 channel.
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