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Increase In Televised College Sports

December 12th 2006

Q. Has the increase in men’s and women’s sports on television watered down college sports?

A. There certainly has been a dramatic increase in college sports programming, as well as professional sports.

I don’t believe the increase in programming has “watered down” college athletics. I do believe it’s provided more choices for fans as well as accessibility, especially to fans and alums who do not live within driving distance of sporting events.

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Ron Goch,
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ESPN’s Eight Camera Angles

September 5th 2006

Q. What did you think of ESPN’s Monday night telecast of the Miami-Florida State football game last night where ESPN televised from eight different camera angles on ESPN2, and the traditional telecast on ESPN?
 

A. I like the fact ESPN tried something new – something that has never been done before – and I’ll be interested to hear what fans thought of each telecast.
 

I watched a majority of the game and enjoyed the traditional telecast.  I don’t usually watch the entire game, though, because I’m usually working on my computer while listening to the game and look up from time-to-time to catch a good play or replay.

The eight camera angles were a bit much for me.  I don’t know if I’m just old school; prefer a simple presentation; or if I’m ready to admit I’m getting old and need the full screen view…but I enjoyed the traditional full-screen telecast.
 

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