
By Spencer McLaughlin of Locked on CFB for SuperWest Sports
April 21, 2023
That wouldn’t be that different from what the previous media deal was.
On today’s episode of Locked On Pac-12, I look at why streaming concerns are being overblown if one of Apple TV or Amazon is heavily involved in the next Pac-12 media deal.
Ion TV also just made another move in the media landscape to dip its toe into the water of sports broadcasting.
If The CW or another non-traditional cable partner were involved with the Pac-12’s media rights, there’s a very clear upside that could easily counteract the downside of “poor perception.”
Plus, new Cal QB Sam Jackson showed something in the Bears’ Spring Game that the Cal offense hasn’t seen in quite a while.

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