Special Events Television Network (Jayverse)

Special Events Television Network (SETN) is the name of a syndicated television package that broadcast NASCAR since from 1984 SETN aired races (typically from Martinsville and Pocono as well as from Rockingham, Charlotte, Richmond and Daytona for good measure) that didn't have live television deals at the time. The broadcasts were aired on tape delay because certain promoters still feared that live telecasts would hurt their gate. SETN also sold VHS videos of some races it carried, with additional footage not seen on TV. In addition to its stock car racing, the network produced twelve telecasts of International Hot Rod Association events.
SETN was headed by Jim Wiglesworth (father of Survivor: Borneo runner up Kelly Wiglesworth) out of Greensboro, North Carolina. SETN was underfunded, and since profits were slim, so were rights fees. Ultimately, despite of Tempo Television being sold to NBC in which it become CNBC in 1989. SETN immediately acquired Live Minor League Baseball Coverage as well as College Basketball, College Football and the Showstopper American Dance Championships in addition to more NASCAR Racing including Live Coverage from Pocono starting in 1988 complete with a New Theme Tune performed by Stepp Stewart in addition they also got the rights to the National Hockey League with Simulcasts of Hockey Night in Canada from the CBC.
In 1989, SETN added Show Choir Competitions including Miss Choir Drill USA Competition in addition SETN also added the rights to Some Other Choir Drill Competitions that weren't shown in Any Other Sports Network elsewhere including (ESPN in which they got the rights to the Universal Choir Drill Association including the National Choir Drill Championships since 1986).
== Personnel ==
== Stations ==
Akron, OH - WAKC (1989), WOAC (1990)
Boston, MA - New England Sports Network (1989-TBA)
Buffalo, NY - WKBW (1988-2000, 2008-TBA), WIVB (2001-2007)
Charlotte, NC - WBTV
Columbus, OH - WTTE (1988-TBA), WCMH (2000-TBA)
Dallas, TX - KXAS (1988-TBA)
Fresno, CA - KAIL (1988-TBA)
Green Bay, WI - WXGZ (1989-TBA)
Greensboro, NC - WGHP (1990-TBA), WFMY (2008-TBA)
Indianapolis, IN - WTHR (1989-TBA)
Long Island, NY - WLIG (1990)
Memphis, TN - WLMT (1990)
Milwaukee, WI - WDJT (1989-TBA)
New York, NY - WLIG (1989-1990), Sports Channel New York (1991-TBA)
Philadelphia, PA - WTXF (1988-TBA)
Portland, OR - KPDX (1989
Salt Lake City, UT - KOOG (1990)
San Francisco, CA - KPIX (1992-1993), KICU (1994-2001), KNTV (2002-TBA)
Seattle, WA - KVOS (1989-TBA)