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<blockquote data-quote="Mountaineer Steve" data-source="post: 129568323" data-attributes="member: 1495432">Wow, that is a shame, you can't even admit when you are wrong. This is what your originally saidIf someone looked into it, wonder if it might be discovered that the SEC does have a grant of rights. ESPN made an enormous financial commitment to that conference, basically converted ESPNU to the SECnetwork and investing huge sums to not only get that up and running and operating on a daily basis, but also converting much of their regular slots on ESPN platforms to SEC only coverage. Hard to imagine that ESPN basically turned over their coverage of college athletics to the SEC (which if you ever watch any ESPN channels now, they did) for no guarantees of membership--just a &quot;its so nice to be in the SEC no one would ever leave&quot; hope.I just brought up with all the FOI's there is no way this is not public knowledge.&nbsp; If you think there have been no FOI's placed on public SEC schools regarding contract/network/GOR information, you are either Naive, have a desperate need to continue spinning things to meet your on going narrative, or just want to&nbsp; argue even if you know you are wrong. And please don't give me that bla bla bla, where am I wrong.......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mountaineer Steve, post: 129568323, member: 1495432"] Wow, that is a shame, you can't even admit when you are wrong. This is what your originally said If someone looked into it, wonder if it might be discovered that the SEC does have a grant of rights. ESPN made an enormous financial commitment to that conference, basically converted ESPNU to the SECnetwork and investing huge sums to not only get that up and running and operating on a daily basis, but also converting much of their regular slots on ESPN platforms to SEC only coverage. [B]Hard to imagine that ESPN basically turned over their coverage of college athletics to the SEC (which if you ever watch any ESPN channels now, they did) for no guarantees of membership--just a "its so nice to be in the SEC no one would ever leave" hope.[/B] I just brought up with all the FOI's there is no way this is not public knowledge. If you think there have been no FOI's placed on public SEC schools regarding contract/network/GOR information, you are either Naive, have a desperate need to continue spinning things to meet your on going narrative, or just want to argue even if you know you are wrong. And please don't give me that bla bla bla, where am I wrong....... [/QUOTE]

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