Four takeaways from the NCAA's landmark eight-year agreement with ESPN

The NCAA last week announced a landmark eight-year deal with ESPN worth $115 million annually ($920 million total) for the broadcast rights to 40 championships — including women’s basketball, volleyball, gymnastics and more. The move is a major one for NCAA President Charlie Baker, ESPN and those involved with the discussions. What does it all mean?

ESPN apologizes for showing video of woman flashing breast during Sugar Bowl broadcast - The Boston Globe

ESPN and NCAA Reach New, Eight-Year Media Rights Agreement

ESPN, NCAA Renew Media Rights With 8-Year Deal - TheWrap

ESPN, NCAA agree to new eight-year, $920 million deal for media rights

How fighting the NCAA became a bipartisan sport - The Washington Post

College football's long history of arguing about a real playoff, and why the attempts always failed - ESPN

The NCAA's 'Rich Paul Rule' is all about protecting its money and power

Landmark deal with ESPN to boost broad range of NCAA sports - Los Angeles Times

ESPN, NCAA Renew Media Rights With 8-Year Deal - TheWrap

ESPN Inks NCAA Eight-Year Sports Rights Renewal Worth $920 Million

SBJ Weekly — January 8, 2024: Jackie Woodward's strategic moves