Cable television keeps getting more and more expensive. And some consumers are starting to say no. What does this mean for the future of sports on television, and the teams that depend on the money from television?
If expansion is all about the money, then what are the risks behind the easy money?
As more games are televised and ticket prices increase, is it better to stay home and watch the game on television or buy a ticket? Sure, it's cheaper to stay home...but is it better? For Nebraska football, it's clearly better in person.
Ever since the Lincoln Journal-Star rehashed the story about ABC pre-empting Saturday Night Football for NASCAR on October 16th, fans have been discussing when and who should be televising this...
ESPN has moved the Nebraska/Missouri football game to a Thursday night. Good news for TV...bad news for ticketholders.
