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Many people in Oregon won't be able to watch the game despite the fact that UO is publicly owned and our local stations would love to broadcast it.  Why should ESPN have the right to not only put in on their station but to prevent it being broadcast over the air.  Oregonians own the school and its football team but ESPN has more rights to the game than we do.  This isn't right.

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