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RE: ESPN Asks to Delay Start of ACC Channel
Well the news is certainly disappointing, much like VT Football lately.

Question for you all:

We all take it as gospel that ESPN is losing money due to cord cutters. I agree with this conclusion as well. So why does no one point out that the B1G is also in trouble? Doesn't the cord cutters also eat into the B1G economic model since cord cutter will also not get the BTN? Also, they are about to renegotiate at a time when a lot of people seem to think the sports media rights bubble is popping. Does this not also effect the B1G's expected payout that everyone seems to take as gospel?
10-29-2015 10:11 PM
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