ESPN will be offering up NCAA basketball and football games, X Games sporting events and competition programs like Madden Nation to the Marketplace in the near future. The new content will come with a cost though, with television episodes sticking with the current pricing of $2 SD and $3 HD. Commercial free sporting events will be available within' 48 hours of the original air date and will cost $3 for SD and $4.50 for HD. Video games and sports, one of those odd couples that just works sometimes.
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11-05-2007 @ 10:37AM
TST said...
so no soccer!?
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11-05-2007 @ 11:10AM
abaddon14 said...
@1 its not soccer, its called football. a sport where you actually use your feet, unlike what YOU call football for some strange reason. We called it football first and soccer is a crap name for it.
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11-05-2007 @ 11:12AM
TORO said...
So football should've been named Catchball? Sounds wimpy lol
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11-05-2007 @ 11:17AM
SadisticHam said...
American Football -is- wimpy.
It's called Rugby. You don't see them dressing up like pansy's.
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11-05-2007 @ 11:34AM
Bravo6 said...
Rugby is so gay.
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11-05-2007 @ 11:37AM
MDJ2010 said...
So SadisticHam thinks American Football is gay, Bravo6 thinks Rugby is gay... when will they realise.
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11-05-2007 @ 11:45AM
Paul said...
you have to be an idiot to play rugby....seriously why not just hit me in the head with a shovel so i can not speak clearly and not be able to walk the rest of my life.....
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11-05-2007 @ 12:06PM
maniac0201 said...
Defiantly a wimpy sport.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h6vOnkFsZY
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11-05-2007 @ 5:19PM
Chase said...
There's a reason why American football players where all those pads. Because there would be dead players every fricken weekend if not. Watch a game before you talk. American football is the most physical sport in the world.
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11-05-2007 @ 5:57PM
Jonah Falcon said...
I suppose it's a good idea if you want to follow your alumni school team and it isn't aired on ESPN or 2.
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11-05-2007 @ 6:58PM
Jeramy said...
rugby > football
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