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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 131766576" data-attributes="member: 1606648">CBS/Paramount is moving away from College Football and investing in soccerFor the most part they all are doing it but CBS sports isn’t the same as ESPN.ViacomCBS is 1/4 the size of Disney50 billion in assets compared to 200 billionViacom is a big company.Don’t let this confuse you but they aren’t on the level of Disney in terms of revenue and platforms for their productsSo they move a lot different. ESPN can throw money at CFB plus at soccerCBS sports had to make a choice.Ultimately they made their money from the SEC and are ready to move on from CFB because the asking price is too much at the topUnless they see value they won’t moveCBS is probably the most “conservative” of the media companiesThey don’t really try much new. They go with the steady hand.They have some of the longest running shows on television.Unless they see a mistake like they did with the NFL I don’t see them getting back in.NFL is far different. They took the NFL from the second most conservative media company in Universal/NBC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 131766576, member: 1606648"] CBS/Paramount is moving away from College Football and investing in soccer For the most part they all are doing it but CBS sports isn’t the same as ESPN. ViacomCBS is 1/4 the size of Disney 50 billion in assets compared to 200 billion Viacom is a big company. Don’t let this confuse you but they aren’t on the level of Disney in terms of revenue and platforms for their products So they move a lot different. ESPN can throw money at CFB plus at soccer CBS sports had to make a choice. Ultimately they made their money from the SEC and are ready to move on from CFB because the asking price is too much at the top Unless they see value they won’t move CBS is probably the most “conservative” of the media companies They don’t really try much new. They go with the steady hand. They have some of the longest running shows on television. Unless they see a mistake like they did with the NFL I don’t see them getting back in. NFL is far different. They took the NFL from the second most conservative media company in Universal/NBC [/QUOTE]

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