Bad Camera Work or Selective Producing?

[nayr150]

Isn't the SEC on CBS?

Yes, on Saturday afternoons. ESPN's Saturday night primetime game is usually an SEC game and they also have many Thursday night SEC games. I also think ESPN picks up a bunch of SEC games on their Gameplan channels, but I'm not 100% sure on this one since I don't make it down to those channels much anymore.

 

[Delmonico]

Isn't the SEC on CBS?

Yes, but ESPN holds the primary rights. CBS buys a separate pkg just for the late afternoon game.

 

[frogfanatic07]

Was never able to connect the love feast commentary with the actual sloppy game on the field.

I'm right there with ya. I turned on the game a tad bit late, quickly saw two turnovers, then heard them describing the "electrifying offense" Ok....right

 

[East Coast]

I have no problem believing ESPN thought Cam's father was not in attendance when they made that statement. After all they were told by Auburn and Cam's father that he would not be at the game. And if you can't trust those 2 paragons of honesty then who can you trust?
Seriously, I don't think this is a big enough deal that ESPN would do any pre-game investigating to see if Mr. Newton was there or not. They just reported what they were told.

If ESPN truly believed that, its just bad reporting. The Reverend Newton had publicly stated he would be at the game, but claimed he wouldn't be with the Auburn contingent. Of course, I see your sarcasm here, just can't tell if its the whole post or not..

 

[Vlade Divac]

Yes, on Saturday afternoons. ESPN's Saturday night primetime game is usually an SEC game and they also have many Thursday night SEC games. I also think ESPN picks up a bunch of SEC games on their Gameplan channels, but I'm not 100% sure on this one since I don't make it down to those channels much anymore.

Also, SEC Network is all ESPN.