TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
Just signed up for a Vue account after seeing a PS4 on Amazon for $200 during Cyber Monday (should be arriving today). I already tested it with my PS3 and it works great; going to cut my DTV bill down 70%.
How do you like Vue so far? Is the performance comparable to cable? Thinking about cutting DTV as wellTxFrog1999 said:Just signed up for a Vue account after seeing a PS4 on Amazon for $200 during Cyber Monday (should be arriving today). I already tested it with my PS3 and it works great; going to cut my DTV bill down 70%.
TxFrog1999 said:Just signed up for a Vue account after seeing a PS4 on Amazon for $200 during Cyber Monday (should be arriving today). I already tested it with my PS3 and it works great; going to cut my DTV bill down 70%.
SurfCityFrog said:Here is the real reason ESPN is losing subscribers:
http://www.ourdailybears.com/2016/12/1/13792314/baylor-university-bashing-football-basketball-scandal-liberty-art-briles-ian-mccaw
frognutz said:So, I'm assuming everyone will be tuned into the 4 hour college football selection show starting at 11:00?
That's interesting. Breitbart attributes the decline to ESPN's increasing tendency to drive leftist policies through their sports coverage. That may be one factor, but I don't think it's the only factor--or even the largest.Pharm Frog said:The $5.6 billion New Years Eve nightmare continued for ESPN, with Saturdays games averaging only a 10.4 rating, down 32 percent from the 15.4 rating just two years ago.
The Sporting News tried to put the best face on the debacle, noting it was not quite as bad as the 9.8 in 2015, which was a 36 percent drop from 2014.
ESPN can now only hope the title game next week between Alabama and Clemson goes better than when the same two teams met last year
http://www.breitbart.com/sports/2017/01/02/espn-5-6b-debacle-football-semifinal-ratings-32-2014/
That last sentence, man it just drives me nuts. What "small brand" team got screwed this year by the committee? Penn State? Michigan? Are those not big brands?Rifram09 said:That's interesting. Breitbart attributes the decline to ESPN's increasing tendency to drive leftist policies through their sports coverage. That may be one factor, but I don't think it's the only factor--or even the largest.
I think the biggest issue is the cord cutting trend, but I hope at least some of it is that people are fed up with the bias in college football. Fair competition and level playing field is what makes sports fun to watch--not simply the two biggest brands. The committee system is non-sense, and they only exist to justify the selection of the biggest brands.
State College is not near anywhere, much less Bristol, Ct.Wexahu said:That last sentence, man it just drives me nuts. What "small brand" team got screwed this year by the committee? Penn State? Michigan? Are those not big brands?
Tell me what small brand got hosed. In case you're wondering, Penn State is a HUGE school with a HUGE east coast following, right in ESPNs backyard.
What was the committee supposed to do to prove that last sentence of yours is BS?