From my understanding this channel doesn't currently cover the Big 12, and A&M would be the only Big 12 football show featured on the channel.

Could mean nothing, but I find it odd that they choose to only feature an A&M show out of the others in Texas seeing that it's broadcast in SEC country + Texas.

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Comcast Cable announces plans to carry the "The Aggie Football Show with Mike Sherman" on its CSS Sports channel which adds 6 million cable households across the southern United States on Fridays. Check Local listings in your area for availability.

CSS is a 24-hour sports channel carrying a full slate of college sports programming. With over 45 live football games including the SEC, Sun Belt, Conference USA, and Gulf South Conferences, the channel offers a comprehensive sports lineup throughout the year. The channel also offers more than 200 men's and women's live college basketball games and over 75 live baseball games, as well as a comprehensive mix of sports news and in-depth sports analysis geared toward fans in the south.

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Posted by Quidam65

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Posted on 8/24/11 at 7:39 pm to Clydep

Comcast is the main cable provider in the Houston area. As A&M is real close to Houston this makes sense.

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Posted by Clydep

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Posted on 8/25/11 at 7:40 am to Quidam65

Which is why I said it was odd that they weren't carrying another other Big 12 show. There are other schools that you would assume would have shows on the network as well if they were concerned with Texas.

Grasping for straws, I know.

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Posted by Quidam65

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Posted on 8/25/11 at 7:48 am to Clydep

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Which is why I said it was odd that they weren't carrying another other Big 12 show.

The only other show that would probably draw eyeballs would involve Texas and Mack Brown, but the new Longhorn Network is probably keeping that show for itself. OU has a draw in the DFW area but not Houston. None of the others would do more than fill time.

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