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Amazon acquiring P12 rights.
Been interesting to watch Notre Dame's venture into the digital world. Gotta wonder if that cuts local media out.
Didn’t someone a couple days ago say that the big 12 and pac were looking at merging and Amazon was behind it or something like that ?Would USC count as a big national brand? Amazon being interested in acquiring P12 rights isn't that big a stretch to me honestly
I know this is a fan account and has no affiliation with TCU. Has anybody heard this rumor?
I know this is a fan account and has no affiliation with TCU. Has anybody heard this rumor?
It’s from Greg Swaim.
Twitter Conference Realignment Extraordinaire
I think he is trolling.
Would USC count as a big national brand? Amazon being interested in acquiring P12 rights isn't that big a stretch to me honestly
Just going to leave this here...
An Asian man riding another man named Dicker while getting a foot massage from another man, but everyone is dressed for Halloween. It’s called “Tuesday” in Austin.The hell did I just watch????
A slow Tuesday.An Asian man riding another man named Dicker while getting a foot massage from another man, but everyone is dressed for Halloween. It’s called “Tuesday” in Austin.
As super cool as this video was, I really think they missed out not using Bicycle Race by Queen for the music. Would have fit so well.
I doubt they will want to play us anymore except there.Weird Question but wouldn't scheduling large fanbase State schools help TCU's viewership numbers more than anything. Getting back to 8 conference games would allow TCU to add 2 large OOC games against P4 schools...
If so, wouldn't it be smart for TCU to get on the phone with OU, UT, and A&M and try to lock in OOC games with each of them post 2025? Maybe replace SMU on the schedule with one of those three schools?
Yes...I know they might not want to play us OOC
Ehh, not really. Texas, Notre Dame, Alabama... Not sure the PAC 12 as a whole would move everything to Amazon.
Core to Amazon's strategy is owning parts of things, or certain regional licenses, not the whole. Why? In part, because teams and leagues don't and won't go 100% to Amazon... Too big an impact on exposure when your content is behind the Amazon paywall.
Amazon would need to build a lot more critical mass and be more of a DAZN type competitor for College, I think.
DAZN, by the way, could definitely be involved in the next round of rights for all conferences but especially the PAC and BIG 8/12... I could see FOX or ESPN buying Tier 1/2 rights, and everything else going to DAZN, for example.
What is DAZN apology for my ignorance. I have heard OTT means over the top like Netflix, Hulu, Disney, etc. These new media companies have a ton of money, but typically show live events.