Wanless, who is part of the league’s TV committee, told SacStateSports.com on Wednesday night that the conference’s nine schools paid $100,000 to have games televised on Altitude, their previous television partner. That came to about $11,000 a school. Now Root Sports will pay the Big Sky televise about as 30 events a year.Check out his site for the full interview.
“If I can save the athletic department $11,000 and possibly bring in about $5,000-$10,000, then that’s a big win for us,” Wanless said. “Now that’s not huge dollars compared to some of the BCS leagues, but for us it’s about exposure and bringing the product into a bigger region.”
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Terry Wanless, not Brad. Major fail!!!
ReplyDeleteTerry, Brad. Wanless, winless. Potatoe, potato.
ReplyDeleteOops, that is a major fail!! Thanks for pointing it out, post edited!
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