🏈 Hard Proof: Auburn Cares Only About Beating Alabama

[Max]

You may note that Alabama has dedicated not one moment to wins over Auburn - in any sport. It seems that the Crimson Tide has bigger fish to fry. On the other hand Auburn, in the most Auburn way possible, has dedicated a full eight hours to wins over Alabama, including (snicker) 60 percent of its most memorable football games.

 

[TUSKtimes]

 

[JoshB]

Pretty sure SEC Network decides what is shown there...

The team meeting room is pretty pathetic tho.

 

[TerryP]

Pretty sure SEC Network decides what is shown there...

That's not the case.

The only thing the SECN has a hand in is which days each school has and that's not really under their control this year. They had a "draft" on Finebaum's show determining which school has which date.

The details can be found in ESPN's Press Releases under their "Media Zone" section. The way this year was set up was published/released the second week of this month. I want to say it was around the 15th...maybe a few days earlier than that.

Each school has its own control room now and all of them are heavily involved in creating the programming for the SECN. There were 350 or so students involved this year.

I can find the link if you wish ... but I'm going strictly off of memory here and feel pretty confident I'm right.

 

[planomateo]

Barners were up in arms about a week ago when they had their SEC Network takeover, due to an Alabama logo being on the screen almost an hour. Was pretty funny watching the twitter meltdown on this one.

 

[Max]

SEC Schools Takeover SEC Network Programming July 18-31 - ESPN MediaZone

 

[JoshB]

That's not the case.

The only thing the SECN has a hand in is which days each school has and that's not really under their control this year. They had a "draft" on Finebaum's show determining which school has which date.

The details can be found in ESPN's Press Releases under their "Media Zone" section. The way this year was set up was published/released the second week of this month. I want to say it was around the 15th...maybe a few days earlier than that.

Each school has its own control room now and all of them are heavily involved in creating the programming for the SECN. There were 350 or so students involved this year.

I can find the link if you wish ... but I'm going strictly off of memory here and feel pretty confident I'm right.

I stand corrected... Reason #3000000 Auburn is pathetic.