After last week's post about the Big Ten Network, we received a comment that could be nothing other than a Big Ten Network schill (nothing against schills, by the way):
If the BTN takes that much interest in what's said on this blog, then I at least invite this person to give me a link, a document, some sort of proof of this. I just can't imagine an average person reading this blog to use language like "just like ESPN GamePlan except for much lower cost."
If the claims made by this person are true, I pretty much withdraw all of my criticism of this new BTN plan......
Monday, August 27, 2007
2 comments:
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Anonymous said...
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I think what we're all afraid of here is that the BTN, as uncertainty dominates, will fail us. It may be worse than last year when Gameplan carried the Big Ten. Ugh.
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1:52 PM
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Nate A said...
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http://freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070824/SPORTS06/708240326/1054
More and more it's looking Comcast subscribers are screwed. -
2:21 PM
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All split feeds are offered to cable and satellite providers. DirecTV has already said that it will carry all of the split feeds on its overflow channels so if your carrier gets the BTN you should be able to choose the game you want to watch or channel surf among all of them, just like ESPN GamePlan except for much lower cost.