SEC carried ESPN to strong college football viewership Saturday
The network scored the second and third most-watched games of the day with SEC contests.
The network scored the second and third most-watched games of the day with SEC contests.
"They don't even hide it and when you see it and call it out then you're an 'SEC Hater.'"
"This type of propaganda is usually only seen on Russian State television…"
This won't help the accusations of SEC bias.
"We were trying to protect it. Someone at ESPN apparently leaked it."
McGee wrote for ESPN as "Al Covington" for two years in the early 2000s.
Projections from May have the SEC paying its schools $66.9 million annually from 2024-25 on. To stay at that level after adding Texas and Oklahoma, it would need at least $134 million more in central revenue. But there's quite a good chance it can get that, likely mostly from ESPN.