Bayou Classic is moving from NBC to NBC Sports Network


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GramblingMan2009 said:
The game is more profitable now, no more paying NBC, those advertising dollars will go directly to Grambling and SU. Grambling and SU split 1.7 million dollars last year, and now without paying NBC, that amount will increase by at least 500k. Plus, The State of Louisiana added 250k to the pot this year.
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That's great news! I sure hope you're right about this though.
 
JayRob said:
And Mr. SWAC is right, the BC television numbers will definitely take a serious hit but the actual attendance numbers may rise a few thousand.
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And that's why this happened. The school presidents (BOTs), ADs and the BC committee wanted increased ticket sales and said "to hell with" the best TV coverage.

Eddie Robinson is rolling over in his grave.
 



Statboy;1530441 said:


.Bayou Classic Signs Extension with NBC Sports Group; New Kickoff Time for Annual Football Contest

Posted on August 3, 2015 by Bayou Classic
Bayou Classic and NBC work together to promote the importance of HBCU traditionsNEW ORLEANS – The Bayou Classic team announced today that the 42nd Annual Bayou Classic will once again be broadcast on NBC, but this year will move to the broadcast company’s cable network – NBC Sports Network. The agreement between The Bayou Classic and NBC Sports Group extends the broadcast of the Bayou Classic on NBC Sports Network for another year.
NBC Sports Group has been the home of The Bayou Classic since 1991.

“The landscape of television sports is changing and it is important to us that the Bayou Classic continue to be an integral part of that landscape,” said Dottie Belletto, President of New Orleans Convention Company, Inc. (NOCCI), the management firm of the 42[SUP]nd[/SUP] Annual Bayou Classic. “Coming off one of Bayou Classic’s best and most dramatic seasons in decades, we could not be more proud to extend this historic partnership and are excited that this extension offers enhanced opportunities that allow us to bring Bayou Classic to fans on more platforms than ever before.”Also new for 2015, the kickoff time for the Annual Bayou Classic has been moved from its traditional 1:30 pm CST to a new kickoff time of 4:00 pm CST. This is also a change from earlier dissemination of a 2:00 pm CST kickoff.“This later kickoff time makes this the first time the Bayou Classic will see a prime-time matchup both in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and on broadcast,” added Belletto. “While our relationship with NBC Sports is longstanding, this new relationship opens up additional avenues to expand the breadth of Bayou Classic-related sports programming both in the game broadcast and in advance promotions and marketing efforts.”
http://www.mybayouclassic.com/news/?p=1314
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Translation: live broadcast on mobile devies

Reading is fundamental
 
bluedog said:
So what you're saying is, the 1 million viewers who tuned in to watch the Bayou Classic, and make it one of the top ranked games on rivalry weekend.
Just like you, are too illiterate to TuneIn again?
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That microscopic increase in numbers had no choice but to rise. Not much to write home about.

As far as being illiterate, I don't need to know how to read in order to watch a bad football game.
 
Yall know those of the opposite race would not allow 2 black college games on major networks like that. BC on NBC and Celebration Bowl on ABC. This one racial azz country.
 
JayRob said:
That microscopic increase in numbers had no choice but to rise. Not much to write home about.

As far as being illiterate, I don't need to know how to read in order to watch a bad football game.
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You sound just like those envious other folks
 
bluedog said:
You sound just like those envious other folks
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When you're on top of the Mountain with the "S on your chest," wind blowing the cape, you always have those that look up in total awe and amazement, drenched with envy but will criticize. The reason they respond that way is they haven't matriculated enough to know how to interact with SUccess.......Have no fear, we never look down on the small folks unless we're giving them a hand to pull them up. Oh yes......."It's the S on our chest that makes us the Best."

lmao.......
 
JROCK said:
When you're on top of the Mountain with the "S on your chest," wind blowing the cape, you always have those that look up in total awe and amazement, drenched with envy but will criticize. The reason they respond that way is they haven't matriculated enough to know how to interact with SUccess.......Have no fear, we never look down on the small folks unless we're giving them a hand to pull them up. Oh yes......."It's the S on our chest that makes us the Best."
lmao.......
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The "s" just got demoted.
 



Grambling and SU won't pay NBCSports, this is 1 reason the BCC was comfortable moving the time of the game and NBCSports is basic cable available to 99% of households. The BCC value ticket sales and revenue over paying NBC at the moment.
 
bluedog said:
That's right bruh, because you think it's second tier,
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Because IT IS THEIR 2nd TIER!!!!



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JROCK said:
When you're on top of the Mountain with the "S on your chest," wind blowing the cape, you always have those that look up in total awe and amazement, drenched with envy but will criticize. The reason they respond that way is they haven't matriculated enough to know how to interact with SUccess.......Have no fear, we never look down on the small folks unless we're giving them a hand to pull them up. Oh yes......."It's the S on our chest that makes us the Best."

lmao.......
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Welcome to Hell.
 
NBC Sports
NBC Sports

Network NBC
Division of NBC
Country of origin United States
Key people Mark Lazarus (chairman, NBC Sports Group)
Headquarters Stamford, Connecticut
Major broadcasting contracts NFL
Olympics
NASCAR
NHL
Notre Dame Football
PGA Tour
IndyCar Series
Triple Crown
Tour de France
Barclays Premier League
Formula One
Owner Comcast
Official website NBCSports.com
NBC Sports is the programming division of the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), owned by the NBCUniversal Television Group division of NBCUniversal, that is responsible for sports broadcasts on the network, and its dedicated national sports cable channels. Formerly operating as "a service of NBC News," it broadcasts a diverse array of sports events, including the Olympic Games, the NFL, NASCAR, the NHL, Notre Dame football, thePGA Tour, the IndyCar Series, the Premier League and the Triple Crown, among others. Other programming from outside producers – such as coverage of the Ironman Triathlon – is also presented on the network through NBC Sports. With Comcast's acquisition of NBCUniversal, its own cable sports networks were aligned with NBC Sports into a part of the division known as the NBC Sports Group.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC_Sports


Does that look like a second tier channel to you?
 
Does this wording look familiar?

NOTRE DAME, Ind. - The University of Notre Dame and NBC Sports have reached agreement on a new 10-year contract giving NBC the rights to televise Irish home football games from 2016 to 2025 and extending the partnership between the University and network to 35 years.

A joint announcement of the extension was made April 18 by Mark Lazarus, chairman of NBC Sports Group, and Notre Dame's president, Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C.

"Coming off one of Notre Dame's best and most dramatic seasons in decades, we could not be more proud to extend this historic partnership, which continues to be one of the most innovative in sports-media history," Lazarus said. "We are particularly excited that this extension offers enhanced rights that allow us to bring Notre Dame Football to fans on more platforms than ever before."

As it has since 2009, NBC Sports Digital will continue to live stream Fighting Irish home games for the web, mobile and tablets.

Father Jenkins noted the multiple benefits of the partnership with NBC.

"In addition to the national broadcast of our home football games, this longtime and valued collaboration with NBC has made a Notre Dame education possible to literally thousands of students," Father Jenkins said. "We are delighted to extend our partnership to bring Irish football to our fans, to continue to help support financial aid, and to tell the Notre Dame story."

Revenues from the NBC contract have played a key role in Notre Dame's financial aid endowment since the start of the relationship in 1991. University officers decided then to use a portion of the football television contract revenue for undergraduate scholarship endowment (not athletic scholarships). To date, some 6,300 Notre Dame undergraduate students have received nearly $80 million in aid from revenue generated through the NBC contract.

The University also has committed revenue from NBC to endow doctoral fellowships in its Graduate School and MBA scholarships in its Mendoza College of Business.

http://www.und.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/041813aaa.html
 
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