Disney owns both ABC and ESPN. Disney also owns Lucasfilm, so there's a good chance that there will be a Nick Saban Jedi Knight film soon.The tv money might be better, but the loss of a designated spokes network might prove more beneficial to the other conferences. I watched a few SEC games this year, and CBS would convince you that a mid-tier SEC team could compete in the NFL.
If it means the end of Gary Danielson I’m on board.
Don’t forget Kentucky... worst of the south and Mid west.Disney does terrible job with ACCN and SECN. Also, hard to believe those inbred rednecks in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, etc. can afford premium cable.
Don’t forget Kentucky... worst of the south and Mid west.
The tv money might be better, but the loss of a designated spokes network might prove more beneficial to the other conferences. I watched a few SEC games this year, and CBS would convince you that a mid-tier SEC team could compete in the NFL.
Dude, WTF?Disney does terrible job with ACCN and SECN. Also, hard to believe those inbred rednecks in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, etc. can afford premium cable.
SEC will make $250M-$300M more per year...
This seems wrong on so many levels. Absolutely ruining college football. Whats next? Coaches making $20M/year?
I think this is good news for teams in the B1G. Fox will not want to lose the contract in the next round of negotiations.
Disney does terrible job with ACCN and SECN. Also, hard to believe those inbred rednecks in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, etc. can afford premium cable.
I live in Nashville and take complete offense to your post. Trust me, there are as many "rednecks" in Central PA if not more than live here. And, I was born and raised in Central PA.Disney does terrible job with ACCN and SECN. Also, hard to believe those inbred rednecks in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, etc. can afford premium cable.
CBS is simply clearing the deck for when Texas and Oklahoma join the Big Ten. Then the network will get back into the game.
Or not. Who knows anymore???
About 30 years ago, I had an office job and our photocopier repair man was a guy who moved from Tennessee to Tyrone, PA. He was a nice guy and always did a great job. Some people in the office teased him about being from Tennessee with the insinuation that he was a redneck. Part of it was his dialect. The banter was always good-natured but one day he responded - I'll never forget the way he said it - "You guys think I'm a redneck? Let me tell ya'll something. I've seen more Stars and Bars in Tyrone than I ever saw in any place I lived in Tennessee." He said some other stuff that I don't remember quite as well. His point was that Tyrone was the most redneck place he'd ever lived. Cracked me up.I live in Nashville and take complete offense to your post. Trust me, there are as many "rednecks" in Central PA if not more than live here. And, I was born and raised in Central PA.
The world has gone too soft if we can’t have a little fun with these stereotypes.Dude, WTF?
Centre County is the HQ for all things rural. Going up from Philly past Lewistown I kept thinking I had seen these homesteads in "The Hills Have Eyes", except the residents were much better lookingAbout 30 years ago, I had an office job and our photocopier repair man was a guy who moved from Tennessee to Tyrone, PA. He was a nice guy and always did a great job. Some people in the office teased him about being from Tennessee with the insinuation that he was a redneck. Part of it was his dialect. The banter was always good-natured but one day he responded - I'll never forget the way he said it - "You guys think I'm a redneck? Let me tell ya'll something. I've seen more stars and bars in Tyrone than I ever saw in any place I lived in Tennessee." Then he paused and said, "Almost as many confederate flags too." He said some other stuff that I don't remember quite as well. His point was that Tyrone was the most redneck place he'd ever lived. Cracked me up.
All you need to know is the lead scroll last night on ESPN was about the Navy "investigation" of the cadets "motivations" on Saturday.The world has gone too soft if we can’t have a little fun with these stereotypes.
All you need to know is the lead scroll last night on ESPN was about the Navy "investigation" of the cadets "motivations" on Saturday.
About 30 years ago, I had an office job and our photocopier repair man was a guy who moved from Tennessee to Tyrone, PA. He was a nice guy and always did a great job. Some people in the office teased him about being from Tennessee with the insinuation that he was a redneck. Part of it was his dialect. The banter was always good-natured but one day he responded - I'll never forget the way he said it - "You guys think I'm a redneck? Let me tell ya'll something. I've seen more Stars and Bars in Tyrone than I ever saw in any place I lived in Tennessee." He said some other stuff that I don't remember quite as well. His point was that Tyrone was the most redneck place he'd ever lived. Cracked me up.
Wow, elitist much?Disney does terrible job with ACCN and SECN. Also, hard to believe those inbred rednecks in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, etc. can afford premium cable.
And it's not confined only to rural areas in the North. Consider Boston for instance. One of the more racist cities in the U.S.I was about to say the same thing about the Bald Eagle area right outside state college. Confederate flag all over the place. You see more of it here than driving through the small towns on the “back way” to the OBX.
Un, it wasn't racism. Fact. Quit listening to MSM fabricated stories. Was it racist when about 15 black female USMC cadets posed giving the raised fist sign under raised swords? I believe young people who attend the U.S. military academies are trying their very best to live honorable lives, no matter their ethnicity. The pressures @ the academies are tremendous and I admire those who make it through. I am not going to be complaining about young people who were playing a silly teenage game. They were reprimanded for their immature behavior @ the game.Good. It should be a main story. Racism is unacceptable, and having our military proudly showing it in national tv is an embarrassment. Despite what our board racists say.
If it means the end of Gary Danielson I’m on board.
My friend in Alabama just sold the aerospace company he founded for 1.6 Billion. So they don’t all fit the stereotype.Um...all I can say is, here in Atlanta, I see an awful lot of nice cars and SUVs with Georgia, Tennnessee, Auburn, and especially these days, Alabama stuff on them. You know, stickers, license plate holders, flags, whatnot. Don't get too hung up on stereotypes. There are SEC alums I know and work with that make a very good living. Many of them are sending their kids to their alma mater.
ACC coverage isn't the greatest, but SEC Network is included in basic cable here in the South as it's "in-market" like BTN.
CBS is simply clearing the deck for when Texas and Oklahoma join the Big Ten. Then the network will get back into the game.
Or not. Who knows anymore???
I am waiting for CBS to make the B12/PAC12 an offer they can't refuse..." OU/UT/TT/OSU, you are going to the P12 and PAC12, you are going to like it."
The tv money might be better, but the loss of a designated spokes network might prove more beneficial to the other conferences. I watched a few SEC games this year, and CBS would convince you that a mid-tier SEC team could compete in the NFL.
I know. Nonsensical bigoted comment. Hottest regional economy for last 2 decades plus and massive net positive migration, unlike B10 foot print. People are trained to think certain ways and repeat I guess.Um...all I can say is, here in Atlanta, I see an awful lot of nice cars and SUVs with Georgia, Tennnessee, Auburn, and especially these days, Alabama stuff on them. You know, stickers, license plate holders, flags, whatnot. Don't get too hung up on stereotypes. There are SEC alums I know and work with that make a very good living. Many of them are sending their kids to their alma mater.
ACC coverage isn't the greatest, but SEC Network is included in basic cable here in the South as it's "in-market" like BTN.