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looks like ION turned us down, boys
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On Thursday, a person with knowledge of the Pac-12 media rights discussions told The Athletic a deal for 2024-25 and beyond won’t likely be announced until “late spring, early summer.”
wilner? by your timeline, the p10 will be dead by then.
The delay may be in part because of the emergence of a new potential partner. Two sources indicated there have been recent discussions between the Pac-12 and The CW, a national over-the-air broadcast network better known for scripted shows like “Gossip Girl,” “Supernatural” and “Riverdale.” Since purchasing The CW Network last year, parent company Nexstar Media Group has expressed interest in procuring live sports rights, announcing in January a deal with LIV Golf.
after arizona/boovs, stay tuned for an all new gossip girl!
Is it time for Pac-12 schools and their fans to panic? Not necessarily.
agree, we?'ve already given up.
Washington State president Kirk Schultz told the Mercury News’ Jon Wilner in February: “My sense is we need to get it done in March — in mid-March, hopefully.” Oregon State’s Jayathi Murthy expressed much of the same in an interview with John Canzano. Then came Arizona State’s Crow and Arizona’s Robbins, both making a deal sound imminent by late March.
trooj/bRuins pulled a fast/smart one, good for them.
cc: @Sandra6
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None of that helps the prospects for our [?] steaming POS pending proposals tho.
Are Pac-12 survival odds down to 2.5 points? — @UHFootballFeed
The Hotline’s odds for Pac-12 survival have been trimmed to 3.5 points and will remain there until we see substantive reason for a change.
the pac-12 does not have a CONTRACT!
The PAC-12: Canada’s Conference.
Well shit.
YBFE