More like a website, but okay.

You are literally the only person that is running around saying LSU screwed Mizzou. Think about that. I have not heard anyone else make that claim.


And, after some quick googling...it turns out you are wrong:

http://www.stltoday.com/sports/colle...555262de1.html

Here is another link to an SEC forum saying the same thing:

http://www.secrant.com/rant/p/229241...ing-order.aspx

Maybe you should pull you head out of your ass before you run around making false claims.

Fox Sports 1 is a website?

Fox Sports 1 is not a "Big 12" network, per se. It is a sports channel that agrees to carry Big 12 content. They will be other sports content on Fox Sports 1. To see what a conference network truly looks like, please the Big 10 network, or next fall, feel free to tune into the SEC network.

LMAO This is like saying they created CBS so they could air NFL games.

Fox Sports 1 was created to air Big 12 football games?

I have no interest in paying extra to watch those networks. I'll stick to Fox, Fox Sports 1, FSN and ESPN which broadcasts all Big 12 Football games for free.

Sucks you guys are going to have to pay so much more to watch Mizzou.

Yeah, that extra $1.10 a month is going to be a ****ing killer.

Nice deflection...trying to lie and make it look like the Big 12 has a network when they don't....you still have not found that knack for being honest. Maybe someday you will.

The Big 12 doesn't have a network. All the teams have their own. Which is nice being a KU fan since I get everything for free through ESPN3.

Fox Sports 1 plays Big 12 Football until there isn't anymore inventory left.

It's overkill how much airtime Big 12 Football gets.

The difference between an actual TV network and games being televised on other networks should be pretty obvious to a Yankees fan, you would think.

And the Big 12 is the least watched conference. People will pay to watch the SEC, but they won't watch the Big 12 for free.

Clearly it's overkill based on the ratings. Fortunately websites are cheaper than actual networks.

MU got the 5th bowl slot. I was told only "big Bevo" was out to screw them but it looks like the SEC puts baby in the corner too.

Why won’t KU ‘Chickenhawks’ play Wichita State?

December 17
BY YAEL T. ABOUHALKAH
The Kansas City Star


As a University of Kansas basketball fan, I’d love to see KU play the Wichita State Shockers.

And Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall in recent days practically dared the Jayhawks to compete against his squad, which reached the NCAA Final Four last season.

“(Kansas) is a special program, they’re elite, and we know that,” said Marshall. “We're just trying to be the best that we can, consistently. And if we can be in the same conversation with them, it’s usually pretty good.”

But apparently, KU is playing chicken and won’t schedule Wichita State, at least yet.

In fact, the Jayhawks haven’t played Wichita State for 20 years.

That’s not a good thing to have happen in a basketball-mad state like Kansas.

It’s especially a bigger deal in 2013, when Wichita State is ranked 11th in the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll and KU is ranked 18th. Plus, don’t forget that Final Four appearance by the Shockers in the 2013 tourney.

Part of the problem, it seems, is that Marshall used the term “chickenhawks” to refer to the Jayhawks a few years ago. Just how he meant it is open to interpretation; details here.

Earlier this year KU coach Bill Self gave his explanation of why things haven’t worked out with Wichita State, essentially saying it wouldn’t make financial sense to play a game away from Allen Fieldhouse at some point against the Shockers.

That contention really doesn’t wash, however, given the number of non-conference games the Jayhawks have played against other teams that aren’t as good as Wichita State. See: Colorado this year. (Yes, I know the Buffaloes upset KU.)

With KU and Wichita State unable so far to work something out, Kansas legislators have even talked about forcing the two schools’ basketball teams to play.

That would be ridiculous, though. As much as I want to see this happen, it shouldn’t be with a new law.

Instead, two of the best basketball programs in the nation in recent years ought to be able to work something out so sports fans in the state of Kansas can see how the squads stack up against each other.

To reach Yael T. Abouhalkah, call 816-234-4887 or send email to abouhalkah@kcstar.com. Follow him at Twitter.com/YaelTAbouhalkah.

which network was started just to broadcast big 12 football?