[81alum]

So the Pac 12 is defunct after this year, and I presume that means the much-maligned Pac 12 Network vanishes as well.

My question is what will replace it, what kind of coverage will non-football sports get, and how will this coverage compare with the Pac 12 networks (meaning Pac 12 coverage of many sports, not the pathetic Pac 12 footprint for broadcasting)?

I know many people (especially outside the Stanford area) disliked Pac 12 networks mainly because it wasn't easily available.  But for those who got it, it was a blessing.  I've enjoyed full Pac 12 network and regional coverage from the beginning and it has greatly expanded my enjoyment of sports I would otherwise not have started to watch.  I would hate to see this cut back.  Furthermore, I may need to change my cable package around once Pac 12 goes poof and I need to watch the ACC--will Comcast Xfinity suddenly start offering the ACC channel instead of the Pac 12 networks in California? 

Do some of you know how the ACC covers their non-football sports?  Has it been as extensive to the coverage the Pac 12 networks provide?  Does the ACC have a network of its own? 

In short, what will we need to do to continue our viewership of the many non-football sports once we enter the new league?

[81alum]

So the Pac 12 is defunct after this year, and I presume that means the much-maligned Pac 12 Network vanishes as well.

My question is what will replace it, what kind of coverage will non-football sports get, and how will this coverage compare with the Pac 12 networks (meaning Pac 12 coverage of many sports, not the pathetic Pac 12 footprint for broadcasting)?

I know many people (especially outside the Stanford area) disliked Pac 12 networks mainly because it wasn't easily available.  But for those who got it, it was a blessing.  I've enjoyed full Pac 12 network and regional coverage from the beginning and it has greatly expanded my enjoyment of sports I would otherwise not have started to watch.  I would hate to see this cut back.  Furthermore, I may need to change my cable package around once Pac 12 goes poof and I need to watch the ACC--will Comcast Xfinity suddenly start offering the ACC channel instead of the Pac 12 networks in California? 

Do some of you know how the ACC covers their non-football sports?  Has it been as extensive to the coverage the Pac 12 networks provide?  Does the ACC have a network of its own? 

In short, what will we need to do to continue our viewership of the many non-football sports once we enter the new league?