Red roundup: SI.com examines Pac-12 networks

By Compiled by Dirk Facer, Deseret News

Published: Thursday, Feb. 16 2012 10:51 a.m. MST

SI.com takes a closer look at the Pac-12 networks. The conference is looking "to break sports media frontiers."

— Utah assistant basketball coach Tommy Connor on the "Bill Riley Show" on ESPN 700.

— Former Ute Sione Pouha is a priority for the New York Jets.

— Utah homecoming is secondary to Colorado's Carlon Brown.

— Get caught up with ex-Ute Alex Jensen, head coach of the NBA D-League's Canton Charge.

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Duckhunter

Highland, UT

So the pac12 is trying to do what BYU has already done all by itself. Snd the pac12 is currently slated to be in less homes than BYUtv.

Congratulations?

4:50 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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PAC man

Anaheim, CA

Just like last year when ABC/ESPN ignored Utah, most of Utah's games will be relegated to subscription-only regional PAC 12 networks that only a few fans outside the PAC 12 will be interested in paying for.

5:06 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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Otis Spurlock

Ogden, UT

Yes, the PAC 12 will have the most technologically advanced broadcast facilities in college sports, the largest contract in college sports and its own sports network, but nothing, and I mean nothing compares to byu's HD truck.

Let's

3:03 p.m. Feb. 16, 2012
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