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Big Ten Network could be taking hold

Just got a note from the Big Ten Network saying the channel broke its local viewing record with the Ohio State-Indiana game last Saturday night.

The game, the network said, was also the highest-rated program of the day across any channel in the Dayton market.

The network received plenty of ire when it first launched two years ago, but maybe fans are starting to like what they see. Or, maybe they just want to watch Ohio State, no where the Buckeyes are on.

I was at a favorite spot on Saturday for the game, Geez Grill and Pub in Centerville, and it was packed. I’m not sure whether they didn’t know that the BTN is on most major providers now or whether they preferred to watch the game with friends.

There were few screw-ups in the broadcast, few awkward cuts away from important shots and seemingly smooth actions all around.

Maybe fans are truly starting to like the Big Ten Network.

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By null

October 8, 2009 12:52 PM | Link to this

Its ok, I was hoping it would show more of OSU’s past games, but I will watch it if its the only channel the bucks are on.

By Brandon

October 8, 2009 2:39 PM | Link to this

The BTN coverage looked unprofessional to me, but it was the only option to watch the game. Either the cameras are low end or Indiana’s lighting is horrible, I’ve never seen a college football game look so dark before.

By Jon

October 8, 2009 3:43 PM | Link to this

We all love the Big Ten Network . Like to see more Buckeye Games …LOL Most of us can’t get enough Buckeye Sports … Go Bucks and TBDBITL !

By Florida Buckeye

October 10, 2009 8:22 AM | Link to this

I watched the game last week on the BTN, and it was the worst coverage I had ever seen. The camera angles where horrible; the quality was horrible as was the commentary…the price was right though. It only costs me $2.99/month compare to going to a bar and spending money all day watching games…
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