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Old 01-10-2020, 12:42 PM   #39
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Try telling that to KU fans. We seem to have a lot more games on ESPN+ this year. Hell, I think even you KSU fans have that, too.
Yeah. I think it is pretty clear that ESPN is going to keep adding big games to ESPN+ until it is must have at least for college games.

And once they have market share they will start jacking up the price.
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