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posted by Doc Harper, Jun 12, 2013

Unlike @SBNB1G, we'll be able to tweet about Omaha more than once every thirty years
— SEConSBN (@SEConSBN) June 12, 2013

Get updates from all of the SEC sites on the SB Nation network, and make fun of the Big 10, all on one account! Both the SEC and Big 10 accounts launched recently, and we're now in a battle to claim the most followers. Show your support!

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Camps Coverage, Recruiting Updates & More

WVUIE97 The Smoking Musket Jun 11 2013, 8:39a

Huggins Fantasy Camp, football recruiting camps, Football outlook, recruiting updates, Big 12 roundup & more

Football Recruiting Picks Up Heading To Weekend

WVUIE97 The Smoking Musket Jun 7 2013, 8:54a

Possible football transfer, recruiting camps this weekend, pro updates from WVU Pros, baseball land acquisition approved, Big 12 roundup & more

Does the SEC Have a Falling Attendance Problem?

Year2 Team Speed Kills May 30 2013, 3:00p

Keeping attendance up was a topic of concern at this week's SEC meetings. What does the evidence say about that?

And So The Summer Offseason Begins In Earnest

WVUIE97 The Smoking Musket May 29 2013, 9:17a

Football notes, conference money, Coach Mazey, pro updates, Da`Sean's future, Big 12 roundup & more.

Who Has Benefitted Most From the ACC in the BCS?

Year2 Team Speed Kills May 17 2013, 12:05p

One of these conferences is not like the others.

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SEC Football

New SEC Deal With CBS Is For Same Money

posted by Year2, May 14, 2013

Link cbssports.com

The results of post-expansion negotiations on one front are in, and the league is netting no extra money from CBS. The only new thing form the extended deal is what we learned on May 2, that CBS's exclusivity window for the 3:30 pm ET time slot is no more. It makes sense when you think about it. CBS carries one game a week for all but the first two weeks, plus one doubleheader per year. Expanding the league doesn't matter much to a broadcaster that is only carrying one game per week. Plus with CBS paying around $4 million per game, it's hard to justify upping the rights fee based on merely putting more teams in the league when they don't have higher profiles than the existing premium teams.