The Pac-10 has entered a new phrase towards global dominance and took its first step by having a press conference in New York today. A win-win for the Pac-10 conference as it demonstrated to the rest of the nation that the West Coast do play football. Any press is good press and the Pac-10 will generate some within East Coast publications.

What do you think of the Pac-10 press conference on the East Coast?

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With the recent opening of the ESPN West Coast studio, and it’s first broadcast of SportsCenter on Monday night, will this be the end of ESPN East Coast Bias?

The opening of the ESPN West Coat studio is a step in the right direction to globalize sport’s more nation-wide, but it remains to be seen if it will have any difference in broadcasting more west coast games.

Here are several reasons why I believe ESPN will not end its East Coast bias:

(1) A game broadcast at 8:00 PM Pacific Time will be broadcast at 11:00 PM Eastern Time, and far too late for anyone on the East Coast to watch.

(2) Broadcasting games on television are all about rating, and there are more East Coast’s viewers.

(3) ESPN started, and is based in Connecticut. East-Coast.

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