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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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What time is this meeting happening?
Good to see you are coming around.
I believe in 15 minutes. That is why I said 9 AM today could be when things light up like Vegas.
when venturing into the 3rd world, i have always found it to be good policy to embrace the local culture. i may even wear a pith helmet.
GoBuffs08
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BB2>Fred2
Fred2 needs years of the quality posts he has made to change that equation.
ahoelsken
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Are you drunk again?
ahoelsken
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He's assuming we owe something.
And apple might take care of the Comcast overpayments for the three who are leaving? Hahahaha.
hawg1
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700 am MDT.
These are my feels exactly - which is why I hope they end up there.
Again, P12 meetings are to begin in a few minutes.
AZ BOR meeting begins at 4:30 PM MT and should be done by 5:00 PM. There is a livestreaming link so I guess there won't be a second AZ BOR meeting to confirm the Big 12 move perhaps for both UA & ASU.
AZ BOR meeting begins at 4:30 PM MT and should be done by 5:00 PM. There is a livestreaming link so I guess there won't be a second AZ BOR meeting to confirm the Big 12 move perhaps for both UA & ASU.
So... Now?
Yep now since AZ is in PT at this time of the year.
NuggNinja
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The infatuation some people have with a G5 school that has never actually done anything is a little weird.
ahoelsken
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SDSU? If the XII needs another team and can't get a PAC school, I want them more than anyone.
I don't think the current PAC schools will play the people who ditched them for a while.
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It's not about the school. It's about the location.
I'd take SDSU over Utah at this point.
Can someone Claire something for me when it comes to “streaming” vs “linear programming”?
I assume when we refer to “linear programming” we’re talking about a show/event being on at a certain time, followed by another show/event at that next certain time - the way cable prime time works.
But most people these days would rather streaming on demand - what what they want, when they want, via Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, whatever.
But because these are LIVE sports events, played at a specific time - how is this not the definition of “linear programming”? The game is on at a certain time. You watch it. Then the next game starts, you watch it. Unless you want to know the scores ahead of time, you watch one game after the next at the time they are on.
Kinda confused about the differences there.
I assume when we refer to “linear programming” we’re talking about a show/event being on at a certain time, followed by another show/event at that next certain time - the way cable prime time works.
But most people these days would rather streaming on demand - what what they want, when they want, via Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, whatever.
But because these are LIVE sports events, played at a specific time - how is this not the definition of “linear programming”? The game is on at a certain time. You watch it. Then the next game starts, you watch it. Unless you want to know the scores ahead of time, you watch one game after the next at the time they are on.
Kinda confused about the differences there.
SeanMSan
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FIFY
BB2>Fred2
Fred2 needs years of the elite posts he has made to change that equation.
ahoelsken
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All the **** talking they did of the Big 12 should bite them in the ass.
We did it too....but I think it became pretty clear among our fans that we had to go.
Yeah, I get that. But the term came from having to watch something when it’s on, followed by the next program - in a linear fashion.
Having “streaming apps” allows you to watch whatever you want whenever you want.
Doesn’t matter if it’s ESPN, FS, Hulu, Apple - with live sports, you still have to watch it when it’s on. Folks on here keep taking about not wanting to be tied to some sort of schedule. But I don’t get that.
For the purposes of the discussion here, linear means on a traditional cable/broadcast platform that has a guide with programming before and after the game. Streaming is any “new” platform that is only available in an application (apple, Netflix, etc) where you click on a link to view the game independent of any other program.
ahoelsken
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To clarify based on previous reporting, the overpayments due back to Comcast will be made up by Comcast withholding payments this year and direct payments from the conference back to Comcast, which will result in reduced revenue distribution to each school for this year. Because there are still 12 schools this year, each school owes a bit over $4 million each based on the reported $50 million owed back to Comcast.
Good. Fvck 'em back to the WAC, b!tches.