Big East signs 6-year rights agreement with Fox Sports, NBC and TNT
5 months, 3 weeks ago

Big East signs 6-year rights agreement with Fox Sports, NBC and TNT

Associated Press  

The Big East Conference will expand to having games on three networks and see a significant increase in revenues under a new six-year media rights deal announced on Thursday. Fox Sports will remain as the conference’s lead network under the new agreement, which begins with the 2025-26 season, while NBC and TNT will carry Big East games for the first time. The Big East though is considered one of nation’s premier basketball conferences and features two-time defending men’s champion Connecticut among its 11 members. The new agreement will see more than 150 men’s regular season games aired, including all league contests and conference tournament games. NBC will get an early start on its Big East deal with 25 regular-season men’s games and five tournament contests being streamed on Peacock this upcoming season.

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