After Wichita State’s men’s basketball game at Missouri State earlier this month, John Brewer received a six-minute voicemail on his office phone.
The fan let Brewer know that showing a game on ESPN’s Internet platform isn’t good enough for the nationally ranked Shockers.
The caller, Brewer said, didn’t leave a phone number. That is unfortunate because Brewer is happy to explain WSU’s television situation, complicated as it may be.
With the rising prominence of ESPN3.com, ESPN’s Internet-based network, this is a time for education and adjustment.
“He believes that with the growth of Wichita State basketball, every game should be on national telecast,” said Brewer, WSU’s associate athletic director for marketing. “We feel the same way. Unfortunately, that’s just not reality.”
The fan let Brewer know that showing a game on ESPN’s Internet platform isn’t good enough for the nationally ranked Shockers.
The caller, Brewer said, didn’t leave a phone number. That is unfortunate because Brewer is happy to explain WSU’s television situation, complicated as it may be.
With the rising prominence of ESPN3.com, ESPN’s Internet-based network, this is a time for education and adjustment.
“He believes that with the growth of Wichita State basketball, every game should be on national telecast,” said Brewer, WSU’s associate athletic director for marketing. “We feel the same way. Unfortunately, that’s just not reality.”
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