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AWS is getting into PAC 12 Football $$$

$70 mil per team is what I heard. In a few weeks the Regents are going to block UCLA. With $70 Mil, UCLA won’t fight it. Bruins will only have to beat Utah to make the PCG game each year. Easy path Is the SEC strategy. UCLA is just following their model.

10 comments

10 Comments

Java

Nov 21, 2022

It wouldn’t be aws. It would be prime. Same company. But prime is who would need the content and who would be negotiating. This isn’t aws area. Theyre about hosting and security. Behind the scenes stuff

TEE

Nov 20, 2022

Who, what is AWS?

Brad Stevens

Nov 20, 2022

Hmm, maybe USC will consider staying in the Pac now,,, but only if you and every fan of every other Pac12 team kneels at my feet and begs for forgiveness/pledges loyalty. BTW, thanks for making me google AWS, you SOB.

trojangroucho

Nov 20, 2022

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I think Art's rumor is bullshit. AWS (Amazon Web Services) already just provides servies to P12 for hosting content and streaming. The P12 signed anew contract. I don't think the P12 has 700 million of content.

TEE

Nov 20, 2022

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My guess is the PAC network provides all filming services and transmit to Amazon for streaming content. PAC already runs 2-3 games each week. Easy to expand to 5. I’d rather be on ESPN. But they only offered $220 million year.

trojangroucho

Nov 20, 2022

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"Another industry source suggested that if Amazon “wants to go all-in in premium live sports,” it might “make a big bid for part of the expanded College Football Playoff and pass on the Pac-12 altogether.”