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BeIN Sports USA, I think, would be the umbrella name for the two new networks.

I think it's beIN Sports USA. They've also signed away veteran match commentator Phil Schoen away from GOL TV. Could Ray Hudson be far behind?

Here's an interesting article concerning the plan launching in the US of two new soccer-oriented networks by Al Jazeera. Any thoughts? Al Jazeera Plans to Kick Off Two U.S. Soccer Nets - 2012-05-21 04:01:00 | Multichannel News

If these reports that have emerged in the last day or two, Fox Sports International may be preparing to buy Setanta Sports USA. What would that mean for that network? Would it become a second Fox Soccer Channel? Would it go dark altogether?

Any talk of ESPN Classic becoming a soccer network may have gone down the drain.

Here's an interesting article on plans ESPN appears to be making concerning a number of their networks as well as ESPN360.

Frankly, I would prefer a playoff system (anywhere from 24 to 32 teams) myself. I doubt we will ever go back to the days when the bowl season ended on New Year's Day. I would rather see the national championship decided on the field, rather by polltakers and computers.

It was announced on Thursday that the CBS College Sports Network (the artists formerly known as CSTV) is laying off about a quarter of its staff. You can find the details here. I know that CBS College Sports has started airing events in HD (same thing with ESPNUHD).

I wouldn't mind if Dish Network were too add Comcast SportsNet Northwest during our lifetimes.

I live in Medford, Oregon, I'm a Dish Network subscriber, and I can get two regional sports networks: Fox Sports Net Northwest (Seattle Mariners, Oregon State University, and Portland Timbers) Comcast SportsNet Bay Area (San Francisco Giants, Oakland Athletics, San Jose Earthquakes, and San...

Oklahoma Outlaws I probably would have selected "Oklahoma Outlaws" which was the name of the Tulsa-based United States Football League club that played in 1984.

Try the NBA's Central Division, 1971-72: 1. Baltimore Bullets 38-44 .463 2. Atlanta Hawks 36-46 .439 3. Cincinnati Royals 30-52 .366 4. Cleveland Cavaliers 23-59 .280 Note: The Cincinnati Royals moved to Kansas City for the 1972-73 season and were renamed...

Cstv Some of the folks that launced the old Classic Sports Network later launced CSTV (College Sports Television), which of course was purchased by CBS. And, of course, CBS this year integrated CSTV into CBS Sports and renamed the network CBS College Sports.

If this arrangement does come to fruition, could this be the end of ESPN Classic as a stand-alone network?

Total Agreement Here This truly marks the end of an era.

As far as the Philadelphia Eagles are concerned, they wore throwback uniforms in celebration of their 75th season in the NFL. I recall they wore those uniforms in a game against Detroit.

Not to mention what used to be ABC Sports.

New Graphics Perhaps with the name change and relaunching of CSTV as CBS College Sports Network, they made changes with the bottom-of-the-screen ticker. I started noticing it a couple of nights ago as I was watching the Memphis Tigers' beatdown of Tulane.

Here's more evidence on the forthcoming renaming of CSTV. You can find it in Monday's USA Today column by Michael Hiestand.

Effect On The Mtn With the renaming and reorganizing of CSTV under the CBS College Sports Network banner, what, if any, effect could this have on negotiations to have the Mountain West Conference's sports network (which CSTV co-owns with Comcast) on DirecTV and/or Dish Network?

The upcoming name change of CSTV (College Sports Television) into the CBS College Sports Network is part of the continuing integration of CSTV into CBS Sports. Here's a link to the story: CSTV to Become CBS College Sports Network - TVWeek - News

Sixteen-Team Playoff I would prefer a 16-team playoff system myself.

How about the news that came out Thursday that CSTV is being integrated into CBS Sports? The Multichannel website has an article at: CBS Integrates CSTV Into Sports Division - 1/3/2008 1:55:00 PM - Multichannel News

Yep That's true. I have DISH Network and I have their Sports Pack.

Fcs Actually, Fox College Sports is three regional channels (Atlantic, Central, and Pacific) that air college sports programming from the national Fox Sports Net as well as regional affiliates. At this time, FCS is available only on digital cable.