SEC Network

[Methais]

So one of the cable companies around here is getting the SEC Network when it goes live later this month.

What I want to know is...well I'm not even gonna say shit. I just wanna see what you guys think of this ad...

http://i.imgur.com/P5IPvcq.jpg

[Tgo01]

Let's see...SEC looks very much like SEX. The blue banner is very phallic shaped. "Take it all in" is a euphemism for "Take my penis all the way in your vagina."

Hmm...can't see anything wrong with this advertisement.

[Gelston]

I was about to switch to Dish Network, because Comcast wasn't going to get it. Now they are. So I'm content. I'd have been pissed if I couldn't watch the Texas A&M / South Carolina game.

I wonder what took them so long to make an SEC channel. Theres been a B1G and Pac channels for some time now.

[Aiska]

Appropro IMO

We're getting it and thank god because nothing sucks worse than watching LSU on mute in a shitty Pac-12 bar.

[Gelston]

Appropro IMO

We're getting it and thank god because nothing sucks worse than watching LSU on mute in a shitty Pac-10 bar.

Why would you go to such a place? There are only two SEC network exclusive games this year though. Texas A&M vs SC, and Temple vs Vandy. The others should be on regular old ESPN 1 - U.

[Anebriated]

As a fan of Temple I would just like to say enjoy the W and thank you for the check we will receive for the game.


Most SEC games are nationally broadcast anyway, they havent had a real need for their own network. Theyre just trying to cash in during the offseasons really.

[Palcron]

ESPN just wants to make more money off of the product that all of their "experts" claim to be the best, that they also just happen to own the rights to. Without the network, you might miss two games a year, since top conference games are pretty much all nationally televised (other than the shitty D2 school games, which are pretty much automatic wins, anyway).