Tony G
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Dec 9, 1998
- Messages
- 80
Does anyone know or have a reference to the rules on what games are carried on the networks?
For example...I know we are in the Titans region. (even though we're closer to Charlotte than Nashville!) Everytime they are playing, they are carried here. But they were off today. Fox, instead of giving us an early game, waited until the late game and we got Atlanta-Arizona. I get the Sunday Ticket, and was able to watch the other games today. But if I'm working or at someone else's house, I'm generally screwed. Today was a good day to have Sunday Ticket here...there were LOTS better games on than were carried by the network affiliates here.
So back to my question. How do they figure this out? Are there hard and fast rules, or do the affiliates have some leeway? And, does each affiliate have more than one "home team"? And is there a "home team" in each conference?
Surely these rules, if they exist, must be available somewhere.
Does anyone know?
Tony
For example...I know we are in the Titans region. (even though we're closer to Charlotte than Nashville!) Everytime they are playing, they are carried here. But they were off today. Fox, instead of giving us an early game, waited until the late game and we got Atlanta-Arizona. I get the Sunday Ticket, and was able to watch the other games today. But if I'm working or at someone else's house, I'm generally screwed. Today was a good day to have Sunday Ticket here...there were LOTS better games on than were carried by the network affiliates here.
So back to my question. How do they figure this out? Are there hard and fast rules, or do the affiliates have some leeway? And, does each affiliate have more than one "home team"? And is there a "home team" in each conference?
Surely these rules, if they exist, must be available somewhere.
Does anyone know?
Tony