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DISH and SEC Network

Dish Network’s agreement with ESPN to carry the SEC Network offers Ole Miss fans unparalleled access to the SEC and the entire college sports universe.


For Ole Miss and SEC fans, Dish Network is the delivery destination for college sports.
The reasons for that bold statement packed into these three focus points:
Access — As one of the nation’s first television providers to announce the carriage of SEC Network, Dish Network will offer excited Rebel fans at least 45 exclusive SEC football games, more than 100 men’s basketball games, 60 women’s basketball games, 75 baseball games, 50 softball games and events across all of the SEC’s 21 sports. By tuning into Channel 404 within the Hopper® Whole Home HD DVR’s channel guide, you will gain an all-access pass to nationally competitive events, news and information, expert analysis, classic games and in-depth features on the most storied conference in college athletics.
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Great SEC games, including key Rebel matchups and the ability to watch what our SEC rivals are doing anywhere and anyplace. That’s the Dish Network offer. Photo by Andy Knef


Value — To celebrate the upcoming football season, new DISH customers who subscribe to the America’s Top 120+ and above package by Oct. 21, 2014, will also receive the Multi-Sport package included through the end of the year. The Multi-Sport programming delivers more than 35 channels of college and professional sports. In addition to the SEC Network, you’ll receive the Big Ten Network, Pac-12 Networks, ESPN Goal Line, NFL Red Zone from NFL Network, and more than 20 regional sports networks.
But you need to represent Ole Miss in this sports television feast! When new DISH customers mention the offer code “FLAG” they can receive a beautiful Rebel flag — or the SEC or Pac-12 team of their choice.
Current DISH customers who subscribe to the America’s Top 120+ package and above will receive SEC Network at no additional charge.
Flexibility — Dish Network cutting-edge technology — such as the Hopper® Whole Home HD DVR — allows you to view your favorite games at home or onthego with DISH Anywhere™. That includes additional TVs with wireless connectivity, but also any desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile device, including iPhones, and Kindle and Android systems.
That’s right, you can keep up with the Tide or the Tigers while you prepare for the big Rebel night showdown in the comfort of the Grove!
So Ole Miss fans, while the Rebels are sweating at two-a-days, you can make a call today that will take all the pressure off and ensure action-packed participation all-year long in one of the most anticipated SEC football and sports seasons ever!
The SEC Network launches Aug. 14 and the first game available on Dish will be Aug. 28 with Texas A&M taking on South Carolina. The first Ole Miss game on the network will be Sept. 13 as the Rebels take on Louisiana Lafayette at the Vaught.
“Few fan bases rival the passion and loyalty of the SEC, and DISH is proud to be the first nationwide television provider of the SEC Network,” said Dave Shull, DISH executive vice president and chief commercial officer. “We strive to give our customers and consumers what they want, and there’s no better place for the college sports fan than with DISH.”
This post is sponsored by DISH, a nationwide provider of the SEC Network. Find out more about DISH at https://www.dish.com/entertainment/sec-network/
 Andy Knef is HottyToddy.com editor. You can contact Andy about this story at Andy.Knef@HottyToddy.com.

2024 Ole Miss Football

Sat, Aug 31vs Furman W, 76-0
Sat, Sep 7vs Middle TennesseeW, 52-3
Sat, Sep 14@ Wake ForestW, 40-6
Sat, Sep 21vs Georgia SouthernW, 52-13
Sat, Sep 28vs KentuckyL, 20-17
Sat, Oct 5@ South CarolinaW, 27-3
Sat, Oct 12vs LSUL, 29-26 (2 OT)
Sat, Oct 26vs OklahomaW, 26-14
Sat, Nov 2@ ArkansasW, 63-35
Sat, Nov 16vs GeorgiaW, 28-10
Sat, Nov 23@ Florida11:00 AM
ABC or ESPN
Sat, Nov 30vs Mississippi State2:30 PM
ESPN or ABC