Last year, the NBA introduced a new in-season tournament called the NBA Cup to raise interest in its increasingly uninspiring regular season. That hasn’t happened. Viewership for the 2024 tournament has already declined by double digits from a season ago.
And, now, you go watch the rest of the NBA Cup in person for cheaper than the price of a steak.
The current get-in price for the Thunder-Rockets matchup on Saturday in Las Vegas is just $39. The Bucks-Hawks game is even cheaper, at $29 a ticket.
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Will you or a loved one be affected by YouTube TV’s ridiculous bump in pricing?
If so, we’ve got nothing to do but cancel or complain about it.
I’m not complaining like a typical college socialist is, just saying, it sucks. At least I’m not canceling it, so here we go … (you win this round, Google).
On Thursday, Google announced that YouTube TV’s subscription price would jump again, throwing a brick of bad news into what seemed like a beautiful day.
Starting Jan. 13, YouTube TV’s price will jump 14 percent, going from $72.99 a month to $82.99.
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SMU’s Roderick Daniels caught a four-yard touchdown pass from Kevin Jennings with 16 seconds left in the ACC Championship Game Saturday night vs. Clemson as the Mustangs erased a 17-point, fourth quarter deficit. Collin Rogers calmly kicked the extra point and it looked like it was headed for overtime with College Football Playoff berths on the line for both squads.
Instead, Clemson frantically drove down the field, Nolan Hauser hit a walk-off, 56-yard field goal and SMU coach Rhett Lashlee spent the next 14 hours stewing over his team’s future.
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Dan Le Batard talks about the booming business
Mullen has been working as an analyst for ESPN for the past three seasons.
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