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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 129596844" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Here is how the SEC used to do their selection process. No mention of "tiers" <a href="http://www.secrant.com/rant/sec-football/sec-tv-selection-order-and-details-for-2012/33831546/">From an SEC board</a>:1. CBS SEC Game of the Week 3:30 PM ET beginning September 15 and running through the SEC Championship Game-Exclusive Window (No other SEC games may begin between 3:30 and 7 PM)-November 3rd will feature a game TBA at 3:30 ET and Alabama at LSU at 8 PM ET. No other SEC game can begin after 12:30 ET-CBS also has the rights to one additional Noon/3:30 double header on a different date. CBS does not have an exclusive window for the Noon ET game on that date-No one institution may be shown more than 6 times on the SEC Game of the Week2/3. ESPN/ESPN2 7 PM ET-8 PM ET throughout the entire season-During the weekends of September 1 and September 8, ESPN/ESPN2 will have the first choice of any game hosted by an SEC school-On November 3rd, ESPN/ESPN2 will receive the third choice and must televise any game(s) selected between Noon and 12:30 ET-ESPN will receive the first choice ahead of CBS during a weekend to be announced as compensation for the rights to LSU at Alabama in 20114. SEC Network 12:21 PM ET throughout the entire season5. ESPNU Noon-12:30 PM ET or 7:00 ET throughout the entire season-The game time is determined by ESPN on a week-to-week basis6. FS South OR CSS Noon-12:30 PM ET or 7:00 ET throughout the entire season-The game time and network is determined by ESPN on a week-to-week basis7. FS South OR CSS Noon-12:30 PM ET or 7:00 ET throughout the entire season-The game time and network is determined by ESPN on a week-to-week basis*PPV Broadcasts-The one pay per view game each season is designated by ESPN-The institution has the right to do the game on pay per view or pass on the game-If the institution passes then ESPN is obligated to telecast the game on one of its platforms</blockquote>

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