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Message: [QUOTE="Jake, post: 2172686, member: 86"] I would think several factors are at play here. Cord cutters are probably a small number. Very few people who grew up on cable are cutting the cord. The bigger issue is that as cable subscribers are literally dying, they're being replaced by new home owners who never have nor ever will pay for cable. And.ESPN has skewed its tv programming toward a younger audience...who is less likely to pay for their product. I talk a good game, but I'm never going to cut the chord. I'm a backside demographic with disposable income. But stuff like around the horn is like watching soap operas for men. Who enjoys that crap?? So I'm a captive audience who they have turned off with programming. Having said that, I also used to watch sports center on a loop when I was in my 20's...and loved it. [/QUOTE]