Sun Sports, along with partners Fox Sports South and Fox Sports Southwest, has struck a deal to bring more Southeastern Conference sports events to television, including seven SEC football games this fall. In addition to the seven football games, Sun Sports also will carry 20 men's basketball games, 24 women's basketball games, 16 baseball games and 24 Olympic-style sports. The schedule of SEC football games to be shown on Sun Sports has not been set, but the games will be in high definition and produced out of Atlanta by Fox Sports South. The programming also includes a Wednesday football preview show called SEC Gridiron Live, hosted by Charles Davis with analysis from Randy Cross. An official announcement with more details about the package is expected later this week.
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July 15, 2009
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