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ESPN PROGRAMMING

ESPN SIGNATURE SERIES

SportsCenter
Outside the Lines
SportsCentury

ESPN AND COLLEGE SPORTS

College Basketball - Total of 408 Games
Men's College Basketball
Women's College Basketball
- Entire Women's NCAA Basketball Championship
College Football - Total of 133 Games
Regular-Season games
College GameDay
2003 Heisman Trophy Presentation
20 College Bowl Games including:
Outback Bowl
Peach Bowl
Alamo Bowl
Holiday Bowl
21 Men's and Women's NCAA Championships including:
Men's and Women's College Cup (soccer)
Division I-AA Football
Women's NCAA Basketball Championship
Men's Frozen Four (Hockey)
Men's and Women's College World Series

ESPN AND MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

Regular-Season games - Total of 160 Games
Sunday Night Baseball
Baseball Tonight
MLB Division Series

ESPN AND THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION

Regular-Season games
NBA Shootaround
Post-Season games
Extensive first- and second-round playoff coverage
Exclusive Eastern Conference Finals

ESPN AND THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Regular-Season games
Sunday Night Football
Sunday NFL Countdown
NFL PrimeTime
Monday Night Countdown
EA Sports NFL Matchup
Post-Season coverage:
2004 Pro Bowl
2004 NFL Draft

ESPN AND THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

Regular-Season games
NHL CoolShots
Post-Season games
Extensive coverage of every round including:
Conference Finals
Stanley Cup Finals

ESPN ORIGINAL ENTERTAINMENT

Around the Horn
Dream Job
Pardon the Interruption
PLAYMAKERS
Rome Is Burning
The Season
Street Ball: The And 1 Mix Tape Tour Presented by Mountain Dew Code Red
Superior Beings
World Series of Poker
X Games
Winter X Games
ESPY Awards

ESPN OUTDOORS

The New American Sportsman
Offshore Adventures
Totally Hooked
The Wild Rules
The Great Outdoor Games

AND MUCH MORE

PGA Tour
LPGA
USGA
IRL
NHRA
Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon
PBA Bowling
Figure Skating
Track and Field
America's Cup
Horse Racing
World Cup Soccer
Skiing
Little League World Series
Spelling Bee
And much, much more

Other operators are able to offer more ESPN networks on basic for $15 less than Cox. So why is Cox saying they have to add ESPN to a tier?

•	Because Cox is overstating the role that ESPN plays in their retail pricing
•	Because Cox is trying to protect their margins, not the consumer
•	Because Cox needs you to pay for services they offer that most of you do not use, like cable modems and telephone

Prevent Cox Cable from taking away your ESPN ...

and the sports programming you love.

"I commit to the millions of loyal ESPN fans out there, who pay good money for Cox Cable each month, that ESPN will continue to negotiate with Cox Cable with the goal of maintaining ESPN as part of the basic service, which after 25 years, they have come to deservedly expect."

George Bodenheimer | Full Remarks
President, ESPN and ABC Sports