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Posted on 7/29/14 at 8:54 am
Posted on 7/29/14 at 8:54 am
First, [link=(SBNation ranks the commercials)]https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2014/4/22/5639520/sec-network-team-college-commercials[/link]:
#14 Kentucky
#13 Vanderbilt
#12 Ole Miss
#11 South Carolina
#10 Florida
#9 Georgia
#8 Arkansas
#7 LSU
#6 Missouri
#5 Texas A&M
#4 Auburn
#3 Tennessee
#2 Mississippi State
#1 Alabama
SEC Network: Fans who have demanded it the most
#1 - Alabama - 15%
#2 - Texas A&M - 11%
#3 - Tennessee - 10%
#4 - Kentucky - 9%
#5 - Auburn - 9%
#6 - South Carolina - 9%
#7 - Florida - 8%
#8 - LSU - 7%
#9 - Georgia - 6%
#10 - Arkansas - 5%
#11 - Missouri - 4%
#12 - Mississippi State - 3%
#13 - Ole Miss - 3%
#14 - Vanderbilt - 1%
Key initial games for the fledgling network:
Thursday, August 28th - Texas A&M @ South Carolina
Saturday, August 30th - Arkansas @ Auburn
Saturday, September 13th - UCF @ Missouri
Personalities already slated are:
Paul Finebaum, Joe Tessitore, Brent Musberger, Jesse Palmer, Greg McElroy, Tim Tebow, Maria Taylor and Marcus Spears.
Picture of Maria Taylor:
Non-live event programming (studio programming, etc) is slated to include:
Specific programming is still being developed, but current plans include:
SEC Now — Daily live studio program featuring host Dari Nowkhah and network analysts, discussing all the SEC news of the day.
SEC Nation — Host Joe Tessitore is joined by Tim Tebow, Paul Finebaum, and Marcus Spears, on a different SEC campus each week for this two-hour traveling pregame show with game previews, highlights, features and the sights and sounds of game day in the SEC. SEC Nation will air Saturdays from 10-noon ET.
A daily sports news program similar to SportsCenter.
The Paul Finebaum Show — A daily four-hour radio show, ESPN Radio's Paul Finebaum shares compelling opinions on SEC football through a deep knowledge of the conference and interaction with passionate callers that have followed him for years.
SEC Storied — A features series from ESPN Films exploring the rich athletic history of the SEC's recent and more distant past.
Classic games
Beginning September 24th, the network will begin airing 40 Women's volleyball matches, starting with Alabama @ Georgia.
Beginning August 22nd, the network will air 25 Women's soccer matches, beginning with Georgia @ Ole Miss.
#14 Kentucky
#13 Vanderbilt
#12 Ole Miss
#11 South Carolina
#10 Florida
#9 Georgia
#8 Arkansas
#7 LSU
#6 Missouri
#5 Texas A&M
#4 Auburn
#3 Tennessee
#2 Mississippi State
#1 Alabama
SEC Network: Fans who have demanded it the most
#1 - Alabama - 15%
#2 - Texas A&M - 11%
#3 - Tennessee - 10%
#4 - Kentucky - 9%
#5 - Auburn - 9%
#6 - South Carolina - 9%
#7 - Florida - 8%
#8 - LSU - 7%
#9 - Georgia - 6%
#10 - Arkansas - 5%
#11 - Missouri - 4%
#12 - Mississippi State - 3%
#13 - Ole Miss - 3%
#14 - Vanderbilt - 1%
Key initial games for the fledgling network:
Thursday, August 28th - Texas A&M @ South Carolina
Saturday, August 30th - Arkansas @ Auburn
Saturday, September 13th - UCF @ Missouri
Personalities already slated are:
Paul Finebaum, Joe Tessitore, Brent Musberger, Jesse Palmer, Greg McElroy, Tim Tebow, Maria Taylor and Marcus Spears.
Picture of Maria Taylor:
Non-live event programming (studio programming, etc) is slated to include:
Specific programming is still being developed, but current plans include:
SEC Now — Daily live studio program featuring host Dari Nowkhah and network analysts, discussing all the SEC news of the day.
SEC Nation — Host Joe Tessitore is joined by Tim Tebow, Paul Finebaum, and Marcus Spears, on a different SEC campus each week for this two-hour traveling pregame show with game previews, highlights, features and the sights and sounds of game day in the SEC. SEC Nation will air Saturdays from 10-noon ET.
A daily sports news program similar to SportsCenter.
The Paul Finebaum Show — A daily four-hour radio show, ESPN Radio's Paul Finebaum shares compelling opinions on SEC football through a deep knowledge of the conference and interaction with passionate callers that have followed him for years.
SEC Storied — A features series from ESPN Films exploring the rich athletic history of the SEC's recent and more distant past.
Classic games
Beginning September 24th, the network will begin airing 40 Women's volleyball matches, starting with Alabama @ Georgia.
Beginning August 22nd, the network will air 25 Women's soccer matches, beginning with Georgia @ Ole Miss.
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Posted on 7/29/14 at 9:02 am to skrayper
I am gonna be pissed if I cannot watch USCe beat aTm on August 28.
Posted on 7/29/14 at 9:03 am to skrayper
wrong link
Posted on 7/29/14 at 9:04 am to skrayper
I've seen parts of the Finebaum show.. It's not good. Visually, it's kind of beyond boring. Pawl and his callers are best left to the medium of radio.
Posted on 7/29/14 at 9:29 am to skrayper
ESPN Classic is going to be showing old SEC games nonstop starting this weekend until the SECNetwork launches then that channel willl take over showing the games.
Posted on 7/29/14 at 9:40 am to Jobu93
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I've seen parts of the Finebaum show.. It's not good. Visually, it's kind of beyond boring. Pawl and his callers are best left to the medium of radio.
It will definately compete with First Take for the title of "Worst Program on the ESPN Family of Networks"
Posted on 7/29/14 at 10:07 am to parkjas2001
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ESPN Classic is going to be showing old SEC games nonstop starting this weekend
I think they are just showing the most interesting CFB games from last year. Just happens that they were all SEC games
Posted on 7/29/14 at 10:59 am to tmc94
Will you guys watch the SEC Network version of Gameday or will you watch the ESPN version? I'm leaning toward the ESPN version, unless they are at the site of a Bama game.
Will this SEC Network Gameday show reduce the number of times Gameday comes to the SEC?
Will this SEC Network Gameday show reduce the number of times Gameday comes to the SEC?
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:02 am to ArabianKnight
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Will you guys watch the SEC Network version of Gameday or will you watch the ESPN version? I'm leaning toward the ESPN version, unless they are at the site of a Bama game.
If Pawl is on, will not watch.
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Will this SEC Network Gameday show reduce the number of times Gameday comes to the SEC?
Not necessarily.
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:04 am to skrayper
glad my mom has dish so I can stream while living in the Caribbean
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:04 am to ArabianKnight
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Will this SEC Network Gameday show reduce the number of times Gameday comes to the SEC?
ESPN has a vested interest in the SEC and it's not in their interests to diminish us in any way
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:07 am to ArabianKnight
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Will you guys watch the SEC Network version of Gameday or will you watch the ESPN version? I'm leaning toward the ESPN version, unless they are at the site of a Bama game.
Judging from my thread I made asking this question, i'd say its 90/10 espn gameday
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:08 am to GEAUXmedic
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Judging from my thread I made asking this question, i'd say its 90/10 espn gameday
It's like they didn't even bother polling folks outside of AL about Pawl.
The ratings are going to suck if the SECR is a good measure of who is watching what.
I may start a firepawl.com website and get rich with .00002 paid ad clicks
This post was edited on 7/29/14 at 11:09 am
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:11 am to roadGator
once they get ranters to come on it will become a hit.
I would guess if game day is coming to a sec school then the sec game day would go to the second best sec game
I would guess if game day is coming to a sec school then the sec game day would go to the second best sec game
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:13 am to roadGator
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It's like they didn't even bother polling folks outside of AL about Pawl.
The ratings are going to suck if the SECR is a good measure of who is watching what.
I may start a firepawl.com website and get rich with .00002 paid ad clicks
I will watch SEC Nation over Gameday cause I don't care much about teams outside the SEC until they start to affect LSU. I can deal with Finebaum in limited quantities, and to me, he's more tolerable than Herbie's constant pandering to the big10/big12/pac10 flavor of the week. People like to hate on Finebaum, but seriously he's 1/4 of the show. You mean to tell me that yall like every person on Gameday? bullshite. Most just don't like Finebaum cause his shows are primarily Alabama. If Paul was based in your homestate instead yall wouldn't give a shite.
Gameday is the same washed up shite every. single. week. They just package it in a new venue to make it seem "special"
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:17 am to GEAUXmedic
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If Paul was based in your homestate instead yall wouldn't give a shite.
Um...no. I didn't listen to him when I lived in Alabama in the late 90s and I won't listen to him now.
He was a terrible choice when so many folks don't like him. There's nothing worse than a UT grad slobbering over Saban and Bama.
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:37 am to roadGator
Finebaum is soooo overrated and usually gets outclassed when he gets in a discussion on TV. He sucks at talking particulars about the game. He's a good interviewer on the radio but the rest of his show is just a trailer park dumpster fire. It really sucks that he seems to be the face of the SEC Network.
Posted on 7/29/14 at 11:42 am to parkjas2001
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#7 - Florida - 8%
#8 - LSU - 7%
#9 - Georgia - 6%
#10 - Arkansas - 5%
#11 - Missouri - 4%
#12 - Mississippi State - 3%
#13 - Ole Miss - 3%
#14 - Vanderbilt - 1%
You guys need to get busy!
Posted on 7/29/14 at 12:34 pm to Bama54
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You guys need to get busy!
Just a guess, but for LSU, I think it may have something with already having a decent size share of UVerse, and Dish in the state.
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