I thought all teams in the SEC signed away there third tier rights to the SEC Network?
How is this possible with joining the SEC?
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I'm sure it will be explained in terms some of us have never heard before. At least now all games can be seen without pay-per-view. 
I'm not 100% certain but I believe the SEC has a clause allowing a collective broadcasting contract for multiple sports such as OU has signed. ESPN+ will take a backseat to the SEC's football broadcasting contracts also held by ABC/ESPN.
I heard it said that once OU joins the SEC, that the espn+ deal will absorb into the SEC since ESPN is with the SEC already. How that happens, they didn't say.
