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Tennessee Vols Tennessee Football 2009 Season Pass (Pre-Sale)
For the first time ever, Vol Network Home Entertainment has your DVD Season Pass! With the purchase of a Season Pass, you will receive a DVD for each and every Tennessee football regular season game. Each DVD will include the Vol Network game telecast, “The Lane Kiffin Television Show” and Vol Network bonus footage. In addition, each DVD Season Pass comes with a commemorative collector’s box. Own all the games with the 2009 Tennessee Football DVD Season Pass.
Please Note:
*DVD's will arrive the following week after each game.
*$48 Handling charge includes shipping for all Season Pass DVDs and Collector's Box. Handling charge is currently an estimate and may be subject to change.
*All DVDs will be shipped standard ground as expedited shipping is not available.
*Should pre-orders not meet a Vol Network minimum, the DVD Season Pass can be canceled and all pre-paid orders refunded.
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We should go ahead and mention....this whole set can be yours for $225 plus shipping.

I was REAL interested until I saw that. it's okay, my girlfriend has DVR. Sounds like a great idea though.
 
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Yeah I'd do this for a national title game or maybe buy a couple of the better games but with the Tivo you get the broadcast not the Volnetwork broadcast and its free not $225.
 
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I will stick with DVRing it for what it cost me to buy a spindle of DVDs.
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As I said in another thread, I think they'd stand to make money off of the out-of-staters who don't get the TV replays --> if they sell individual games. Their price works out to $18.75 per game + shipping. I could see a big surprise win being a nice seller, but that seems like a quite a chunk of change if you're buying the whole season.
 
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I was watching the Perfection DVD last night. The Vol Network could make a lot of money by selling a similar package with every game from 1998, with John Ward's calls. That one would sell very well at $225.
 
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ukvols said:
I was watching the Perfection DVD last night. The Vol Network could make a lot of money by selling a similar package with every game from 1998, with John Ward's calls. That one would sell very well at $225.
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I agree with you on that one
 
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ukvols said:
As I said in another thread, I think they'd stand to make money off of the out-of-staters who don't get the TV replays --> if they sell individual games. Their price works out to $18.75 per game + shipping. I could see a big surprise win being a nice seller, but that seems like a quite a chunk of change if you're buying the whole season.
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I don't think there will be as many out-of-staters that won't get to see the games if they'll look for them. According to SECsports.com the SEC Network Markets (confirmed as of release date) for the new SEC Network formerly JP Sports.

It has the games being broadcast in a lot of areas that JP didn't.

Arizona Phoenix KTVK (Football only) IND
Illinois Chicago TBA (Football only)
Indiana Evansville WTVW FOX
Indianapolis TBA (Football only)
Kansas Wichita-Hutchinson KWCH; KSCW CBS; CW
Michigan Detroit TBA (Football only)
Missouri Springfield KCZ CW
New York New York TBA (Football only)
Ohio Cincinnati WSTR MNT
Columbus WTTE FOX
Dayton WRGT FOX
Oklahoma Oklahoma City KSBI IND
Pennsylvania Pittsburgh WPMY (Football only) MNT
Texas Beaumont-Port Arthur KUMY MNT
Dallas-Fort Worth KTXA (Football only) IND
Houston KTBU (Football only) IND
San Antonio KMYS (Football only) MNT
Tyler-Longview-Lufkin & Ncgd KLPN; KFXL MNT; FOX
Virginia Norfolk-Portsmouth-NN-Hampton WSKY IND
West Virginia Charleston-Huntington WSAZ; My ZTV NBC; MNT

I also read (I think) that there looking into getting it into some California Markets as well.
 
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CagleMtnVol said:
I don't think there will be as many out-of-staters that won't get to see the games if they'll look for them. According to SECsports.com the SEC Network Markets (confirmed as of release date) for the new SEC Network formerly JP Sports.

It has the games being broadcast in a lot of areas that JP didn't.

Arizona Phoenix KTVK (Football only) IND
Illinois Chicago TBA (Football only)
Indiana Evansville WTVW FOX
Indianapolis TBA (Football only)
Kansas Wichita-Hutchinson KWCH; KSCW CBS; CW
Michigan Detroit TBA (Football only)
Missouri Springfield KCZ CW
New York New York TBA (Football only)
Ohio Cincinnati WSTR MNT
Columbus WTTE FOX
Dayton WRGT FOX
Oklahoma Oklahoma City KSBI IND
Pennsylvania Pittsburgh WPMY (Football only) MNT
Texas Beaumont-Port Arthur KUMY MNT
Dallas-Fort Worth KTXA (Football only) IND
Houston KTBU (Football only) IND
San Antonio KMYS (Football only) MNT
Tyler-Longview-Lufkin & Ncgd KLPN; KFXL MNT; FOX
Virginia Norfolk-Portsmouth-NN-Hampton WSKY IND
West Virginia Charleston-Huntington WSAZ; My ZTV NBC; MNT

I also read (I think) that there looking into getting it into some California Markets as well.
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I meant out-of-staters who won't have TV access to the Vol Network replays. I figure most of us can get the games live.
 
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