USL to be broadcast on network TV for the first time in history | Football | The Guardian
USL to be broadcast on network TV for the first time in history | Football | The Guardian
The USL and CBS have announced a four-year partnership that will matches be broadcast on linear television for the first time in league history
Not sure what to think of this news. 100 matches a year for both leagues is something like 15% of possible matches (if my math is right). Will the rest of the matches be broadcast elsewhere?
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This is the second time I have seen people excited about this announcement. ESPN+ is a much better platform. Gonzaga or whatever is a completely trash soccer channel on Pluto.TV. For example they show NISA. Broadcast is not as valuable as it once was, and many teams already had local broadcast agreements, which is more valuable than anything this could gain them.
Where I live channel 20 comes in great, but often channel 62 doesn't at all.