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The Big East Conference and ESPN have officially announced a new six-year digital media rights deal, marking a significant milestone for both organizations. This partnership is set to enhance the visibility and reach of the Big East's athletic programs across various platforms. Under the agreement, ESPN will provide extensive coverage of Big East sports, including basketball and other key events, ensuring that fans have access to their favorite teams and players.
The deal is expected to include a variety of programming, such as live game broadcasts, highlight shows, and exclusive content that will engage both traditional and digital audiences. With the rise of streaming services and changing viewing habits, this partnership aims to adapt to the evolving landscape of sports media.
Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, emphasizing the potential for growth and increased exposure for member institutions. This renewed relationship with ESPN solidifies the conference's commitment to providing high-quality sports entertainment to its fans.
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