Hansen can't retire fast enough!
Outgoing Pac-10 commissioner Tom Hansen still doesn't get it.
CBS signs a 15-year deal to televise SEC games, In addition to the broadcast rights on CBS Sports, the deal includes digital, internet, wireless, Video-on-Demand, data and enhanced highlight rights across all CBS platforms, including CBS College Sports Network and CBSSports.com.
Simulcasts of CBS Sports games will be available for distribution by the CBS College Sports Network.
By contrast, the Pac-10 will televise 12 games on the Versus Network.
Christ, I could do a better job of marketing than Hansen does.
He cannot be gone fast enough. Sure some of the marquis games will be on a major network but some of these other games will once again fall into regional coverage and Versus isn't exactly a media giant.
Catching the NCAA tournament on the internet as awesome we need to have some of that forward thinking for the Pac- 10.
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Like most figures in politics...
Hansen is nothing more than a pawn in the great game scheme of things. There is a larger issue here controlling this, which most people do not even know exists.
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by bcsbusters on Aug 15, 2008 7:53 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs
As you know, I've researched this issue quite extinsively...
but I have been repeatedly laughed at, scorned and ridiculed over at Dawgsports, Addicted to Quack and the Bleacher Report, so I’m not even going to address this issue again even though it is so blatantly obvious in my mind that it is sickening that more people cannot think critically that I’m not even going to bother as you folks think I am a conspiracy nut now with my latest research findings.
All you have to do is research what Rockefeller, Morgan, Rothschild, Carnegie, Ford, GE, Merrill Lynch, Layman Brothers, Johnson and Johnson and a host of other multinational corporations have in common with the Federal Reserve and a larger issue emerges, which AGAIN is very simple to see the significance if you understand how the larger issue surrounding the great game of world domination is played. Research it for yourself. College football, with all of its controversy, has become the ultimate distraction hiding what is really going on with American politics surrounding foreign policy and our current fiat monetary system.
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by bcsbusters on Aug 16, 2008 1:52 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs
Interesting...
No disrespect intended but I really couldn’t care less what goes on over at Dawg Sports or the Bleacher Report (except for certain authors). Those styles of writing are not my thing. As for ATQ we keep tabs on them because they are our conference rivals but they have their own issues right now. Plus If I remember correctly your are an OSU alum so they might not be charitable towards your point of view.
Simply stated your opinions are welcome here, always have been always will be. So if you are so inclined feel free to write up a fan post and state your case…if not, no problem but we certainly don’t think you are crazy and we won’t scorn or laugh at you.
by Paragon SC on Aug 16, 2008 11:58 AM PDT up reply actions 0 recs

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