NEW YORK, NY – Following years of fragmented sports broadcasting rights, a consortium of major streaming platforms today unveiled 'The Hyper-Specific Sports Tier,' a premium subscription service designed to consolidate access to the nation's most niche college athletic events. The new tier, priced at a competitive $39.99 per month, promises to deliver every Kennesaw State vs. Delaware women’s basketball CUSA Tournament play-in game, alongside other equally vital matchups.

"We heard our customers loud and clear: they were tired of juggling five different apps just to watch a third-string left tackle's senior day tribute," stated Brenda Chen, Head of Fractional Content Monetization at StreamCorp. "With the Hyper-Specific Sports Tier, you can now experience the thrill of a regional bowling championship or a competitive eating qualifier, all from one convenient, slightly overpriced platform."

Industry analysts believe the move is a direct response to the increasing demand for hyper-targeted content. "The days of broad appeal are over," explained Dr. Ethan Vance, a media economics professor. "Why cater to millions when you can perfectly extract value from the dozens of people who genuinely need to know the TV channel for a mid-major lacrosse exhibition? It's genius, really."

Early adopters are reportedly thrilled, with one fan, Gerald "Gerry" Peterson, expressing relief: "Finally, I can watch the annual 'Battle of the Buttercups' intramural broomball tournament without having to use my nephew's VPN to access the university's archaic web stream. This is what I pay for."