re: SEC Network, the thread

FSN is different than FS1. FSN still exists. It's a network of regional channels. IE, FSN-Houston, FSN-Dallas, etc. They show local games and mostly have the local baseball/basketball games. These "regional sports networks" are incredibly expensive and rival E$PN in price, but only for their little regions. But it's hard to project that nationally because YES and now CSN-Houston and others own some of this content so the price for these is all over the board.

Anyway, you may hear $1.30 for SECN but that's only in market. Out of market it's $0.25/subscriber (or that's what they are asking). Since in-market is like 1/3 of the country, the average subscriber price would likely only be around $0.60 which is also probably not in the top 10.