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[QUOTE="MSOrange, post: 1105060, member: 630"]
It's kind of interesting to me how the different conferences have their networks set up. I get the Pac 12, Big 10 and now SEC networks here in KC - but I have to pay extra as part of the Sports Pass. But it's worth it to me because I enjoy watching Iowa plus NFL RedZone is part of the package also - need I say more on that.

The Big 10 has a main channel and two alternate channels but they show the same programming on all 3 except for on Saturdays during football season when they usually show different games at 11 am. Yes we have kickoffs at 11 am here in the Central time zone :) The SEC looks like they will have a main channel and an alternate channel that doesn't appear to be in use yet.  I love the PAC 12 set up.  They have a main Pac 12 Network and then separate channels for Oregon, Los Angeles, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Mountain and Bay California which seem to always have different programming. The only problem is Time Warner doesn't offer any of them in HD but I still watch if there is a football or basketball game I want to watch (mainly Oregon football and Arizona basketball). I would love for the ACC to have this set up. Possibly a northern channel for us, Boston College, Pitt and Notre Dame, one channel for Louisville, Virginia, Virginia Tech, one for the 4 Carolina schools and one for GA Tech, Clemson, FSU and Miami. (I don't think I missed anyone)
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