Monday, June 6, 2016

B1G looking for more hospitable coverage

Won''t click a Clay Travis article, but he has the SEC's member stuck in his low IQ mouth.  But interesting to note that the B1G sees the ESPN pro SEC all the time coverage as an issue.

And the ACC doesn't seem to notice..........



Frank the Tank‏@frankthetank111 8 hours ago
FYI for Big Ten fans thinking that moving games off of ESPN to Fox will result in more hospitable coverage.
The Cavs are to the NBA what the Big Ten is to college football just about every year: outclassed title frauds.
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  1. Hokie MarkJune 6, 2016 at 6:06 AM

    1. Most years Big Ten football really is a fraud ;-)

    2. I don't know if it's because Fox bought the B1G tier 1 rights or if they really think ACC football is better, but I've been reading lots of positive articles about the ACC lately on ESPN.com (not much actualy TV coverage of college football this time of year).

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  2. ZJune 6, 2016 at 7:13 PM

    If you think ACC football is getting good coverage from ESPN overall.......well, I am not surprised anymore.

    FSU is forced to stay in the ACC....but it doesn't belong anymore, it doesn't fit, and the ACC is simply beyond changing who it is.

    The ACC is simply down to riding FSU and Clemson's coattails and doing everything they can to make it difficult while they carry the load.

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  3. ZJune 6, 2016 at 7:21 PM

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  4. ZJune 6, 2016 at 7:22 PM

    Hokie, Side note, I accidently deleted your post. Did not mean to. I will stop responding to your blog and other sides in the future though. I always appreciated your opinion and great ACC insight....even though I do not agree with your conclusions. But I get you no longer appreciate mine (I am OK with differing opinions....I find society more and more shouts down differing opinions). Good luck, I hope in the future you prove to be right and I prove to be wrong. More than that, I just hope the ACC starts to recognize it's issues which seems to be it's #1 issue (admitting it has issues and status quo has failed).

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  5. Hokie MarkJune 6, 2016 at 7:51 PM

    Sorry you feel that way, Z. If you change your mind, come on over - I have plenty of koolaid! ;-)

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