Last weekend, both the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Auburn Tigers lost their football games. And this has many people across this state in a down and sour mood. So, leave it up to AL.com to show you what it’s like in a Alabama office after both Auburn and Alabama loses. In their SEC Shorts series as a part of their AL.com Studios, you see what happens on the Monday after tough losses. Let’s just say these Alabama and Auburn fans are down and out!
The college football season is here! And in this infographic, I make my predictions for the 2015 college football season. The infographic called Geek Alabama College Football Predictions 2015 shows the schedule for Alabama and Auburn football. Plus I make my predictions for the 2015 Iron Bowl, 2015 SEC Championship Game, and the College Football Playoffs with a national champion! So, do you agree with my picks, or disagree?
Yep, the college football bowl season is almost here! In this infographic, you can view the schedules for the three Alabama based bowl games, all of the SEC bowl games, and the college football playoff schedule! Yes, you can save this infographic and use it for your own personal use, enjoy!
The college football season is here! And in this infographic, I make my predictions for the 2014 college football season. The infographic called Geek Alabama College Football Predictions 2014 shows the schedule for Alabama and Auburn football. Plus I make my predictions for the 2014 Iron Bowl, 2014 SEC Championship Game, and the College Football Playoffs with a national champion! So, do you agree with my picks, or disagree?
On August 14th, SEC Network will launch, and the launch is going to be big! Since the Southeastern Conference is a football powerhouse, and the SEC has fans all across America and the world. The SEC Network is a channel that basically must be carried on all cable and satellite providers, especially in the southeast! If any cable or satellite providers do not carry the SEC Network when August 14th rolls around, that provider can expect many subscribers to cancel their service, the passion for SEC Football is that deep!
Here in Alabama, not being able to see Alabama or Auburn play on TV because the local cable and satellite failed to pick up the SEC Network is like shooting yourself in the foot, because people will switch providers to be able to chant War Eagle or Roll Tide. So far, most cable and satellite providers have announced that they will pick up SEC Network when the channel launches on August 14th. And for the ones who have not announced a deal to carry the SEC Network, they are getting tons of comments from people on social media, I am looking at you DirecTV!
Today, even Cable One announced they are going to carry the SEC Network. And other providers are still in negotiations. Charter is still trying to finalize a deal, Suddenlink has not made a announcement about the SEC Network, Verizon FIOS has no deal to carry SEC Network as well. So far, DirecTV has gotten the most criticism on social media for not finalizing a deal to carry the SEC Network. Some DirecTV subscribers have already cancelled their service because no deal to carry the network has been made. And many more subscribers have threatened to cancel their DirecTV service if the SEC Network is not carried on August 14th.
Let’s make this simple and painless, if you want to operate a cable or satellite provider in Alabama and the southeast, you must have the SEC Network in your lineup, or you will not be staying in business for very long! Football is a big thing in the southeast, and DirecTV, Suddenlink, Verizon FIOS, and other providers with no announcement to carry the SEC Network needs to make an announcement ASAP. Each day closer to launch day on August 14th, more and more people are going to drop your service and switch to someone who will carry the SEC Network. It’s this simple, carry the SEC Network, or lose a lot of your customers, the choice is yours!
