Boy was that a quick honeymoon.
But what can you really expect when an entire conference rides on the tailcoats of an individual program.
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ESPN announced Tuesday that it’s new network, the Longhorn Network will actually air 2 Texas football games this Fall. With the Texas-Rice game on September 3rd already scheduled for the Longhorn Network, a second Big 12 game will now be selected to be broadcast on ESPN’s shiny new Texas-centric network.
Now it gets better.
FOX also granted ESPN a limited waiver to shift a game from ABC to the Longhorn Network. Typically the games slated for broadcast on ABC are the most intriguing of the season’s lineup; you can definitely count on ESPN to pick a primetime marquee matchup that would otherwise be slotted for an ABC national broadcast for it’s new $300 million investment.
It’s hard to blame ESPN for wanting to promote its brand new network, but there is just one major ...
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