Roxy Bernstein and Pac-12 Network sign off on the final live broadcast
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- The Pac-12 Network broadcasted more than 9,000 sporting events in 12 years. Roxy Bernstein signed off on the final live broadcast from the Pac-12 Baseball Tournament. The network feed will go dark on June 30 at midnight.
Thank you Canzano, you warned us for years. We lost something special.
Heart broken.
The end of the conference is just another step in the end of amateurism in college athletics. We might as well call it what it is, college football is now a professional league. They are paid, drafted, and rewarded. It’s all over.
Minor League Football
@@superninja252 true. The football team used to be part of the university. Now it is just glorified developmental league for the NFL. It says a lot about what’s important to Americans. They aren’t happy, they don’t get enough time, they transfer out. It’s lost a lot of its allure.
So players being paid means it’s “all over”💀 it is definitely no longer an amateur league but as the person above me said it’s more of a minor league also they aren’t “drafted” at all
I had the privilege of working on this broadcast as font coordinator. I never would have believed when I started in season 2 as a low-rung video editor, Id be selected to work on the final live show 10+ years later. It was an incredible experience and worked with amazing people who gave me the opportunities to advance in the industry I wouldn't have found elsewhere. At heart, I'll always be a Pac-12'er.
Thank you for some great broadcasts!
Thank Larry Scott
Pac 12 years. Nice, but sad coincidence.
Also, over 9000 broadcasts! #OldMeme
Numbers be happening. I like when numbers happen.
I don't like when rivalries die. RIP Pac 12.
The west coast schools are not leaving until August 2. How come the networks did not shut down on Aug 1? I understand TX and OU moved to a new conference a couple of days ago but the "Pac-2" media day does not begin until Aug.
Technically the beginning of the new college athletics year begins on July 1st
Great video...what about track and field?
ESPN probably