CST TV Deal Update

UL athletic director Scott Farmer still has hopes of a reaching a deal with Cox Sports Television to broadcast future Ragin' Cajun athletic events including football, basketball, baseball and softball games.

But he doesn't expect anything to happen in time for anything to be broadcast prior the 2015-16 school year, he said this week.

UL continues to wait for a quote from CST regarding the cost of equipment to black out various small areas of the country that would make such a deal compatible with the Sun Belt Conference's current TV contract with ESPN.

"Waiting on that, still trying to have conversations with ESPN to see if there's any room for negotiation on their end," Farmer said. "No movement. … But I'm optimistic we'll come up with something before next (school) year."

UL earlier this week announced a deal with KLAF to televise eight UL home baseball and eight UL home softball games, but it is unrelated to the prospective deal with CST.

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Tim Buckley

CST has to buy it from somewhere a quote can't be that hard.

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Originally Posted by CockyCajun

CST has to buy it from somewhere a quote can't be that hard.

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------In all probability we shouldn't have even mentioned about this thing maybe coming down---the complainers will complain but the enemies will be out to stop it---Just working behind the scenes is sometimes much more successful!!!

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Originally Posted by Boomer

------In all probability we shouldn't have even mentioned about this thing maybe coming down---the complainers will complain but the enemies will be out to stop it---Just working behind the scenes is sometimes much more successful!!!

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On this one instance I may agree with you Boomer.

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Originally Posted by Boomer

------In all probability we shouldn't have even mentioned about this thing maybe coming down---the complainers will complain but the enemies will be out to stop it---Just working behind the scenes is sometimes much more successful!!!

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I'm not saying you are wrong. Its just that behind the scenes failures are easy. You have zero expectations placed upon you and even fewer incentives to succeed.

Sometimes the rigors of public negotiations make you stronger across the board.

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Originally Posted by Turbine

I'm not saying you are wrong. Its just that behind the scenes failures are easy. You have zero expectations placed upon you and even fewer incentives to succeed.

Sometimes the rigors of public negotiations make you stronger across the board.

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----Not if you are intrinsically motivated and geared to success----Watch when we get in the BIG12, it will be behind the scenes----OK I am kidding!!! maybe lol

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Originally Posted by Boomer

<p>--In all probability we shouldn't have even mentioned about this thing maybe coming down---the complainers will complain but the enemies will be out to stop it---Just working behind the scenes is sometimes much more successful!!!

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Don't worry, we'll stop it with inaction and waiting before any outside force complains loud enough to stop it.

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Originally Posted by BrockMeaux

Don't worry, we'll stop it with inaction and waiting before any outside force complains loud enough to stop it.

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well Brock, well spoken.. But unfortunately, the enemies are our own so called leaders. Martin Hall remnants of the FOSSIL