SEC explores launching it's own TV Network.

[kranzmonkey]

That would be amazing... I would definitely pay for that channel

 

[TuskALoosa]

They've already talked to Nick about being the face and spokesman for the new channel.

 

[jcolli30]

They've already talked to Nick about being the face and spokesman for the new channel.

In response, Nick Saben promised he would not be the spokesman. He will start next week.

 

[JZVOL]

There are plenty of liars on tv already..... so he would fit in nicely.

 

[jakez4ut]

They've already talked to Nick about being the face and spokesman for the new channel.

i didn't know animal planet was looking for anyone?

 

[TuskALoosa]

There are plenty of liars on tv already..... so he would fit in nicely.

On Al-Jazeera he's called Osaban Bin Lien'.

 

[Svengali]

In response, Nick Saben promised he would not be the spokesman. He will start next week.

:lol:

 

[JZVOL]

On Al-Jazeera he's called Saban Bin Lien'.

:good!:

 

[f1ip]

In response, Nick Saben promised he would not be the spokesman. He will start next week.

:lolabove: :clap:

 

[Brokebackvol]

I am sure an SEC channel would do especially well during these summer months playing great games of the past, like ESPN Classic...but some schools might whine, since they might have three games in the past worth watching...

 

[getyopopcornready]

Does the SEC field NCAA men's Lax teams? I can't imagine that they do.

LAX is for schools like Duke and North Carolina who have no other sport for the fans to watch when its not bball season

 

[Brokebackvol]

LAX is big among the prep schools up here in DC, so it's definitely a "snooty class" game