If you were wondering how Georgia could pay out $90,000 with only 1800 in attendance, look no further than the SEC Network. Wow.
I remember when the Pac12 decided they too needed a network. I didn't know why. Now I do. That SEC network is 24 hours, live games, wall-to-wall updates, interviews, and information on the most powerful conference in the country. If Montana were in the SEC, I'd spend hours watching that every day--not only to get updates on my school, but to see what my opponents are up to. Slick graphics, informative commentators--all very professional.
All leading to--the commercials! Tons of them. Not just from the late-night "1-800 outfits," but from the country's major corporate sponsors advertising in some of the country's largest media markets. The SEC network must be a goldmine.
Talk about the rich getting richer.
I hope we can schedule more SEC teams in the future. Because, as Willy Sutton once said when asked why he robbed banks, "That's where the money is."
I remember when the Pac12 decided they too needed a network. I didn't know why. Now I do. That SEC network is 24 hours, live games, wall-to-wall updates, interviews, and information on the most powerful conference in the country. If Montana were in the SEC, I'd spend hours watching that every day--not only to get updates on my school, but to see what my opponents are up to. Slick graphics, informative commentators--all very professional.
All leading to--the commercials! Tons of them. Not just from the late-night "1-800 outfits," but from the country's major corporate sponsors advertising in some of the country's largest media markets. The SEC network must be a goldmine.
Talk about the rich getting richer.
I hope we can schedule more SEC teams in the future. Because, as Willy Sutton once said when asked why he robbed banks, "That's where the money is."