Big Ten challenges Amazon's Duke-Michigan game broadcast deal

7 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 4

The dispute centres on next season's non-conference game at Madison Square Garden, one of three Duke games Amazon was set to stream under a new agreement.
Duke secured ESPN approval by agreeing to future ESPN-owned neutral-site events, but the Big Ten says Michigan's game belongs under its FOX rights package and New York falls within conference territory.
Possible outcomes include a six-figure payment to the Big Ten, FOX taking over production, or Duke and Amazon replacing Michigan, clouding Amazon's planned entry into college sports streaming.

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