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I really just meant the leader in the US, and was using their own, "Worldwide Leader in Sports", moniker. Though they have, and currently do broadcast international, and European soccer.

I just think ESPN is still the preeminent sports broadcaster for now. They've definitely been weakened by streaming, but do you think MLB's deals with Roku/Apple are better for baseball than Sunday Night Baseball? MLB is at best 4th fiddle at ESPN behind the NFL, NBA, and the SEC, but I don't know that there's somewhere they can go that can get them the same level of exposure at ESPN, even if it's diminished. Does going full streaming work better? MLS is testing it now, but it seems like even with the drop in cable subscribers, it seems like that still makes up the majority of consumers. It does seem like the drop of subscribers has moved ESPN to only invest heavily in those big three properties, and everything else is only desirable at the right price.

I feel like we care too much about the TV business side of it, though. Like I don't really care whether ESPN wants to pay MLB $550m, or it's $200m. I just want to watch the games.

Montgomery D1 OC - 4 years 2012-2014, 2023

Bowen - 1 year Fordham
Cornelson - 0 years
Loeffler - 2 years - 1 temple, 1 Auburn
Stinesrping - 0 years
Bustle - 0 years
Marshall - 2 years Murray state

Montogomery comes in with a resume aa sole OC at the D1 level matching the last 5 OCs combined

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