I'll be derned. Great job JB.
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Seriously, though, this potentially affects people who subscribed to YouTube TV to watch Husker games.
Just days before the college football season begins, another television disagreement takes center stage. According to Austin Karp of SBJ, there is an “impasse” between FOX and YouTube TV regarding a potential deal between the two. This would mean channels such as FOX, FS1, and Big Ten Network would be dropped from YouTube TV’s lineup.
“It wouldnt be football season with some sort of carriage impasse,” Karp said via X. “Fox and YouTube TV (Google) apparently at an impasse regarding a deal. Fox/FS1/BTN getting dropped would obviously be a big deal for NFL, MLB, college football fans.”
While there is some time to iron things out before NFL games get underway, the same cannot be said about college football. FOX is set to host one of Week 1’s best showdowns, as the Texas Longhorns travel up to Columbus to face the Ohio State Buckeyes. Big Noon Kickoff will also be in town before Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, and Jenny Taft have the call from inside the Shoe.
One day earlier, the Baylor Bears will open their season in a massive nonconfernece matchup against the Auburn Tigers. A nice Friday night appetizer to the full Saturday slate, scheduled to be broadcast by Jason Benetti, Robert Griffin III, and Alexa Landestoy on FOX.
YouTube TV says the previously listed channels will be taken off if an agreement with the network cannot be reached by 5 p.m. ET on Wednesday. From there, just over 48 hours until the Auburn-Baylor kickoff from McLane Stadium.
“Our current agreement with Fox is approaching its renewal date and we are in active and ongoing negotiations to continue carrying their content,” YouTube TV added in a statement. “Fox is asking for payments that are far higher than what partners with comparable content offerings receive. Our priority is to reach a deal that reflects the value of their content and is fair for both sides without passing on additional costs to our subscribers.
” … We are working diligently with the team at Fox to reach an agreement. We know this uncertainty is frustrating, and if Fox content becomes unavailable for an extended period of time, we will provide our members with a $10 credit.”
From an NFL perspective, games are not scheduled to air on FOX until Sept. 7. Four during the 1 p.m. ET slate and another two in the afternoon. Multiple divisional matchups are included, seeing fans miss out on games they usually care about the most.
Just days before the college football season begins, another television disagreement takes center stage. According to Austin Karp of SBJ, there is an “impasse” between FOX and YouTube TV regarding a potential deal between the two. This would mean channels such as FOX, FS1, and Big Ten Network would be dropped from YouTube TV’s lineup.
“It wouldnt be football season with some sort of carriage impasse,” Karp said via X. “Fox and YouTube TV (Google) apparently at an impasse regarding a deal. Fox/FS1/BTN getting dropped would obviously be a big deal for NFL, MLB, college football fans.”
While there is some time to iron things out before NFL games get underway, the same cannot be said about college football. FOX is set to host one of Week 1’s best showdowns, as the Texas Longhorns travel up to Columbus to face the Ohio State Buckeyes. Big Noon Kickoff will also be in town before Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, and Jenny Taft have the call from inside the Shoe.
One day earlier, the Baylor Bears will open their season in a massive nonconfernece matchup against the Auburn Tigers. A nice Friday night appetizer to the full Saturday slate, scheduled to be broadcast by Jason Benetti, Robert Griffin III, and Alexa Landestoy on FOX.
YouTube TV says the previously listed channels will be taken off if an agreement with the network cannot be reached by 5 p.m. ET on Wednesday. From there, just over 48 hours until the Auburn-Baylor kickoff from McLane Stadium.
“Our current agreement with Fox is approaching its renewal date and we are in active and ongoing negotiations to continue carrying their content,” YouTube TV added in a statement. “Fox is asking for payments that are far higher than what partners with comparable content offerings receive. Our priority is to reach a deal that reflects the value of their content and is fair for both sides without passing on additional costs to our subscribers.
” … We are working diligently with the team at Fox to reach an agreement. We know this uncertainty is frustrating, and if Fox content becomes unavailable for an extended period of time, we will provide our members with a $10 credit.”
From an NFL perspective, games are not scheduled to air on FOX until Sept. 7. Four during the 1 p.m. ET slate and another two in the afternoon. Multiple divisional matchups are included, seeing fans miss out on games they usually care about the most.
I'll give them until Oct. 10 to get this shit figured out.
Well shit piss fuck motherfucking fucker. Time to cancel before I pay full price I guess. No way Fox bends on this. And I doubt YouTube wants to pony up. Sigh. Now I have to find another streaming service. Anyone with recommendations?
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Good thing I didn’t sign up for YT TV yet
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you should be able to watch it on thetvapp.to if needed
“Here’s a $10 credit, now go buy some lube and fuck yourself in the ass”
They usually cave and reach an agreement (and then the YoutubeTV price goes up $10/month)
Because they never figure it out at the 11th hour…
One time when I was a kid Cartoon Network and Cox were at an impasse for like 6 months. I was fucking pissed.
My niece is engaged to a guy who is very close to Boerk. Even their dads are friends. Was told he was making 200 k here and was offered 500k + car and apartment . Nothing mentioned about bad mouthing but $$$ was the driving force. At least that’s what they were told
Imagine spending 500k on a guy who is a solid but not elite tight end
So he was tampered with while on NU’s roster. That’s illegal and unethical. Don’t blame him for taking it but just goes to show the low lifes in coaching.
What makes this even worse is that he was paid and given an opportunity to coach at NU and then turned around and stuck a knife in their back after he left. Of all the TE prospects out there he had to fuck with Nebraska’s. Total pos.
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This is the most likely outcome but… FUCK! I all summer for football to begin and they pull this horse shit.
Of course. I believe Boerk went to Aurora, rivals with GI NW back when Aurora was still in Class BThis dickhead. From GI. Played for NW.
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Smart recruiting move
But still bullshit
Gabe Ervin medically retired? Shit I must have missed that. That guy's CFB was just a nonstop disappointment.
I don't even know that he made it to a single spring practice.
Feels like a win-win. Boerk gets paid his likely last season of playing football, it uncomplicates Nebraska's tight end room and gives Nelson more runway. Maybe some inline blocking will be missed but yolo
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