[Brekkie]

When you say "more traditional in its approach to presentation", let's hope not, as being a US-originated network, they may insist of the (male) presenters wearing jackets and ties and as on-screen presentation teams have become more inclusive, tie-wearing for everyday sports presentation is now passe, and the UK sports broadcasters have led the way in relaxed sports presentation (though only wearing the ties for major finals of sporting events).

Steady on, I never intended to suggest that they’d become CBS! (And CBS is very formal even within an American context - I don’t think any other network goes for the branded blazers that CBS makes their male commentators wear).

Only that we’re likely to see a more conservative attitude, normal title sequences, idents, pres etc, not the very innovative attitude (at least for 2013) that BT had.

More likely to be influenced by Eurosport than the stateside operations, which themselves tend to have minimal presentation.

Agree with the praise BT Sport is getting - it's not by accident they're the only entrant to the market that came to take on Sky Sports and just about survived.