An AP release found in my hideous little hometown paper: Birmingham, Ala.- Southeastern Conference football and basketball games not shown on ESPN networks will be available in more than 54 million homes on the SEC Network, the new name for the league's syndication deal with ESPN. The package is part of the 15-year contract reached last year between the conference and ESPN. The SEC Network will be available in at least 47 percent of the country.
I thought CBS was already the SEC Sports Channel and I referenced whenever I wanted to watch a paticular SEC game I turned to CBS and viola. This SEC Network which I think I figured out shows all games that wouldn't normally be on CBS or some other channel.
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