Quote Of The Day

“Your options for watching the games if you don’t have Pac-12 Networks are to become a customer of one of the affiliates that do. We’re working hard on new affiliate agreements.”

— Gary Stevenson, president of Pac-12 Enterprises, on what DirecTV subscribers should do if no agreement is reached with the conference

8 thoughts on “Quote Of The Day

  1. Gary, let me help you understand something. DirecTV is the best television platform on the market. As a satisfied customer since 1999 there is zero chance I will be switching to an inferior service year round just so I can get a particular program for 4 hours per day on just 12 days of the year.

    In summary, go fuck yourself you money grubbing whore.

  2. I agree [in spirit] with snarky. While I happen to prefer Dish to DirecTV, Gary needs to get a little reality and not piss off his audience before he even gets out of the starting gate.

    Gary, you [and I stress that I mean you] need to iron out your deals with DirecTV and Dish and whoever else is still out there before the season starts or you are going royally screw up your network.

  3. I might mention that in addition to Dish and Direct TV, the Pac 12 is also lacking an agreement with Charter. Hardly a minor player…

  4. Ridiculous! They need to wake up and get on board with Directv, Dish, FIOS and others. No one is going to switch to an inferior provider to watch a few football games. Hopefully they only broadcast home games so I will be there in person. Will miss the DVR version to watch the game again but not enough to switch from Directv.

  5. i have a friend that just got directv; i notified him of this issue. he said he gets the nfl package and he’s not going back to local cable for a few stanford games(he’s from nocal). this is solely a pac12 network problem.

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