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reestuart

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For a single event, they'll be able to figure out the numbers.


I don't see them considering it unless the conference network money starts losing growth.

Consider that the Ohio State-Michigan game had over 17M viewers. It wouldn't have to be $50/subscriber to bring in some serious money. That number of viewers is extreme, but a typical year is still going to get a substantial audience.
[Post edited by reestuart at 02/14/2017 2:17PM]

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Posted: 02/14/2017 at 2:17PM



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