A few options...
1. Charge everyone $10.00 to watch.
2. Stream it for free to promote the website and other content.
3. No sponsors?
It's sad when an NCAA national championship is shown exclusively on a shltty stream. Our sport deserves better.
A few options...
1. Charge everyone $10.00 to watch.
2. Stream it for free to promote the website and other content.
3. No sponsors?
It's sad when an NCAA national championship is shown exclusively on a shltty stream. Our sport deserves better.
mahmoud wrote: When do they even get days off to attend class?
UNC isn't the only school operating as a diploma factory for favored athletes. These are revenue positive sports. Education is a distant 33rd.
mahmoud wrote:
[
NCAA made Michigan State basketball play in Hawaii and then NYC 3 days later.
The NCAA doesn't set college basketball schedues. The teams/conferences do it.
Now in my mind, the NCAA should have an Ivy League schedule - games only on Friday/Saturday.
Perhaps you should post this publicly to them on social media (facebook, twitter) so it is out there in public view and raise the awareness to other followers...
Oh No! wrote:
$20 a month is way too much. I appreciate FloTrack but their website and content are not worth it.
Lol, you think? Netflix is like $10 per month, HBO Go is $15.
Surprised they are getting people at $20 per month. Crazy.
*stipe wrote:
I think you are right. Flotrack is in violation.
If anyone is in violation, seems like it would be the NCAA.
Rojo, still no update from the NCAA? Seems like this would get a quick response from them. Their legal team gave this deal a stamp of approval so they just need to get a quick explanation back to you. They've had the question for comment for several days now.
I would think that FloTrack would want to get back to you quickly too, but they seem to bumble a lot of these things.
The NCAA doesn't care about RoJo's complaint. Ted Turner better be getting his take. He will crush FloTrac if he ain't.
UpdatePls wrote:
Rojo, still no update from the NCAA? Seems like this would get a quick response from them. Their legal team gave this deal a stamp of approval so they just need to get a quick explanation back to you. They've had the question for comment for several days now.
I would think that FloTrack would want to get back to you quickly too, but they seem to bumble a lot of these things.
NCAA hiding their head in the long jump pit hoping it will just be forgotten and go away. If found to be illegal, they will probably just change their name so nobody realizes it is the old ncaa. Something like BCSFL (big six conference football lackey)