in a federal lawsuit, alleging that ESPN breached its contract by not extending the same carriage terms that the programmer provided to Comcast and DirecTV for ESPNU and ESPN Classic. The lawsuit claims ESPN violated the "Most Favored Nations" clause. The next day, ESPN announced it would fight the lawsuit and said in a press release: "We have repeatedly advised Dish that we are in full compliance with our agreement and have offered them a distribution opportunity with respect to ESPNU and ESPN Classic consistent with the rest of the industry. We will not renegotiate settled contracts and will vigorously defend this legal action, the apparent sole purpose of which is to get a better deal." Dish Network moved the channel from its "Classic Gold 250" package to its "Classic Bronze 100" package on September 30, 2009. However, it claimed that the move had nothing to do with the lawsuit. Coverage rights ESPNU has rights to sporting events from the following collegiate athletic conferences: American Athletic Conference Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Big 12 Conference Big Ten Conference Ivy League Mid-American Conference (MAC) Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Missouri Valley Conference Missouri Valley Football Conference Pac-12 Conference Southeastern Conference (SEC) Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Sun Belt Conference Western Athletic Conference (WAC) West Coast Conference (WCC) List of programs broadcast by ESPNU Current Studio ESPNU Bracketology (2006–present) ESPNU Coaches Spotlight (2006–present) Give 'N Go (2007–present) Inside the Big East (2006–present) ESPNU Inside the Polls (2005–present) ESPNU Recruiting Insider (2006–present) SportsCenterU (2006–present) College Football Live Live sports programs ESPNU College Baseball (2005–present) Regular Season & select NCAA Tournament games LIVE ESPNU College Basketball (2005–present) ESPNU College Football (2005–present) ESPNU College Hockey (2005–present) Coverage of the Men's DI NCAA tournament regionals and the Women's National Collegiate Frozen Four (since 2021); select regular season games from the Big Ten (since 2013) and Hockey East (beginning 2022) ESPNU College Lacrosse (2005–present) Includes D1 Men's Tournament until Semis when it moves to ESPN 2. ESPNU College Soccer (2005–present) NCAA D1 Men's Semifinals Finals & Women's Semifinals & Finals as well as select men's & women's regular season games ESPNU College Softball (2005–present) Regular Season & select NCAA Tournament games LIVE ESPNU College Volleyball (2005–present) Women's games as well as Beach Volleyball Tournament Day 1 ESPN Megacast (2006–2007 as ESPN Full Circle, 2015–present) High School Showcase (2005–present) NHL on ESPN (2022–present) - Playoff broadcasts NBA on ESPN (2015–2017?) -