RikidyBones
Formerly utvols88
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It is amazing to me that people don't even bat an eye at paying such an exhorbitant amount of money for entertainment, even to the point of forgoing things like healthcare.We just moved and the only access to TV I have is antenna and Amazon Prime. Is there anybody/any link that might be streaming the SEC Network broadcasts (like Facebook Live)? We don’t watch a lot of TV and really prefer not to pay $40-$50/month for YouTube TV or Sling just to watch a few games a week on the SEC Network. Any info is appreciated.
This sounds correct. Low level, early season UT basketball games and Peyton's Places are the only reason I added it (decent deal with Disney+).I am fairly sure that ESPN+ does not show games that are on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU. I don't have it, but they aren't going to offer a $6/month option for their prime channels. It's just a supplement, and some lower conferences have actually struck deals to use ESPN+.
It is amazing to me that people don't even bat an eye at paying such an exhorbitant amount of money for entertainment, even to the point of forgoing things like healthcare.
Well...some also spend hundreds a month on lattes, hobbies (golf, hunting, fishing), or just basic transportation, when a free and clear used vehicle saves THOUSANDS per year...with far less also going to insurance (we're talking 10k/year for the average American)...while the average American is in non-residential debt.It is amazing to me that people don't even bat an eye at paying such an exhorbitant amount of money for entertainment, even to the point of forgoing things like healthcare.
Kraft gets off on massage parlor charges
Misdemeanor charge dropped against Robert Kraft - ProFootballTalk