Cleveland, Ohio – The Mid-American Conference (MAC) announced Monday a new regional multi-year television agreement with the Buckeye Cable Sports Network (BCSN) to produce and televise MAC football, men’s and women’s basketball and multiple championship events beginning this 2015-16 academic year through a sublicense agreement with ESPN.
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As part of the agreement, BCSN will also own territorial sublicensing rights and will work with other regional cable operators to make games available to fans. This new regional television partnership will reach nearly all of the MAC’s footprint.
Three MAC football games will be televised this fall, beginning with the Saturday, Oct. 3 Bowling Green at Buffalo game. In addition, 16 men’s basketball games, eight (8) women’s basketball games, and at least six (6) games from the MAC men’s and women’s Basketball Tournament will air along with select MAC Olympic Sport championships.
Three MAC football games will be televised this fall, beginning with the Saturday, Oct. 3 Bowling Green at Buffalo game. In addition, 16 men’s basketball games, eight (8) women’s basketball games, and at least six (6) games from the MAC men’s and women’s Basketball Tournament will air along with select MAC Olympic Sport championships.
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