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ESPNU grabs SIAC: ESPN's 24-hour college sports network, has reached a five-year agreement (through 2010) with the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) for coverage of football and men's and women's basketball.
Specifically, ESPNU will televise at least three SIAC football games annually. In 2005, matchups will include Benedict vs. Morehouse on Thursday, Aug. 25; the Turkey Day Classic featuring Tuskegee vs. Alabama State on Thursday, Nov. 24; and the Pioneer Bowl pitting the SIAC and CIAA champions on Saturday, Dec. 3.
Of course, unless something happens between now and football season, we won't be getting the Turkey Day Classic here and neither local cable provider carries ESPNU. But perhaps that will change. ESPNU has secured distribution agreements with DIRECTV, Adelphia, Mediacom, several smaller affiliates and is close to distribution agreements with others, according to ESPN.
ESPNU grabs SIAC: ESPN's 24-hour college sports network, has reached a five-year agreement (through 2010) with the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) for coverage of football and men's and women's basketball.
Specifically, ESPNU will televise at least three SIAC football games annually. In 2005, matchups will include Benedict vs. Morehouse on Thursday, Aug. 25; the Turkey Day Classic featuring Tuskegee vs. Alabama State on Thursday, Nov. 24; and the Pioneer Bowl pitting the SIAC and CIAA champions on Saturday, Dec. 3.
Of course, unless something happens between now and football season, we won't be getting the Turkey Day Classic here and neither local cable provider carries ESPNU. But perhaps that will change. ESPNU has secured distribution agreements with DIRECTV, Adelphia, Mediacom, several smaller affiliates and is close to distribution agreements with others, according to ESPN.