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B1G deal: Big Ten lands $7 billion, NFL-style TV contracts
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<blockquote data-quote="This Ain't Chopped Liver" data-source="post: 3174056" data-attributes="member: 74137"><p>I will guess that the Big 12 will not be getting any 11 a.m. time slots on FOX and ESPN, those being reserved for Tier 1 “A game“ broadcasts of the Big Ten and SEC/ACC.</p><p></p><p>From the article—</p><p>The belief that the SEC is ESPN’s priority moving forward was solidified during negotiations, Big Ten sources told SI. In terms of a monetary offer and providing a dedicated time slot for football games, the Big Ten was left wanting more from ESPN.</p><p>….</p><p>The addition of traditional broadcast titans CBS and NBC allows the league to expand its Saturday football game menu from noon until nearly midnight ET. The Big Ten lineup will be: Fox televising the league’s “A” game at noon; CBS keeping the 3:30 p.m. window it has employed with the SEC; and NBC broadcasting a prime-time game that comes on the heels of Notre Dame home contests.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="This Ain't Chopped Liver, post: 3174056, member: 74137"] I will guess that the Big 12 will not be getting any 11 a.m. time slots on FOX and ESPN, those being reserved for Tier 1 “A game“ broadcasts of the Big Ten and SEC/ACC. From the article— The belief that the SEC is ESPN’s priority moving forward was solidified during negotiations, Big Ten sources told SI. In terms of a monetary offer and providing a dedicated time slot for football games, the Big Ten was left wanting more from ESPN. …. The addition of traditional broadcast titans CBS and NBC allows the league to expand its Saturday football game menu from noon until nearly midnight ET. The Big Ten lineup will be: Fox televising the league’s “A” game at noon; CBS keeping the 3:30 p.m. window it has employed with the SEC; and NBC broadcasting a prime-time game that comes on the heels of Notre Dame home contests. [/QUOTE]
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