Originally posted by cock enforcer:
As I've been told by someone who works there:
SEC Network is an actual station owned by ESPN, with ESPN employees. Professionally done broadcast by professionals.
No different than what you'd see on ESPN or ESPNU.
SECN+ is something all the SEC schools agreed to provide for more of the "less popular" games. Not done professionally by ESPN employees, but rather done by schools featuring school employees. The budget for these games is a fraction of an actual ESPN SEC Network game.
When the ESPN was negotiating with all the cable and satellite companies to carry the ESPN SEC Network, the deal was to carry the actual network NOT the digital-University run channel SECN+.
Thus, we don't have it on our cable or satellite systems now.