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[sportsfanatic21]

I know no matter what I say you guys aren't going to be satisfied. But here we go.

1. No budget to hire an outside crew to do the games.
2. We are going to broadcast an equal number of softball and baseball games.
3. Just putting camera or two and hiring students as broadcasters is below ESPN+ Standards...and ours.

Like I said, this won't satisfy you all. But this is what this is.

Meanwhile, even the field mic worked fine yesterday on radio. Have a great Sunday. Dress warmly if you're coming to the ball park.

And, for the gentleman who said this makes us look small time. We stream more events than any non-power conference in America. I guarantee you that ISN'T small time.

Who makes the decision on what will be shown on a given day?

More specifically, who decided that softball vs Kansas City College should be shown instead of baseball vs Nebraska?

[Turbine]

Im thinking there might be contractual limitations preventing an easy peasy lemon squeezy secondary broadcast.

[JayWalker]

Who makes the decision on what will be shown on a given day?

More specifically, who decided that softball vs Kansas City College should be shown instead of baseball vs Nebraska?

The administration decided an equal number of softball broadcasts and baseball broadcasts would be streamed. I have no clue about individual broadcasts.

[RaginScotsman]

Folks that aren’t able to be there would probably be very appreciative of that.

Sync it up with the radio broadcast at the house. Super easy and you get to listen to Jay and Top just like you can do with the syncing app.

[R1Letterman]

Thanks, what is reason they cant show just video, without any audio? Is that still part of the 'standards'?

[facelessjonmoon]

Who makes the decision on what will be shown on a given day?

More specifically, who decided that softball vs Kansas City College should be shown instead of baseball vs Nebraska?

I agree that it doesn't make sense. An upside is it will increase butts in seats for Saturday and Sunday games next weekend

[R1Letterman]

When football teams have the saturday night abc football game do they have to pay espn extra for the commentators?

[Esqueleto]

I agree that it doesn't make sense. An upside is it will increase butts in seats for Saturday and Sunday games next weekend

This should be the real reason. Go to the stadium

[sportsfanatic21]

Sync it up with the radio broadcast at the house. Super easy and you get to listen to Jay and Top just like you can do with the syncing app.

Synching the espn+ video with the radio audio is a nice combo.

Until the video buffers and you have to start all over ��

[sportsfanatic21]

This should be the real reason. Go to the stadium

I’m heading that way shortly but it doesn’t change my thoughts on the subject for those that can’t go.

[campo118]

If in the Lafayette area, I get your drift. It stinks for the out of towners that still have skin in the game. I try to make as many weekends as possible, but early season conflicts with my Texas high school soccer schedule, so not really feasible until late March. As someone previously mentioned, it’s understandable that we can’t get every game broadcast, but when Kansas City College softball is prioritized over a top 25 Baseball opponent, someone dropped the ball. I understand fairness being applied, but so should common sense.

[fanof71]

When football teams have the saturday night abc football game do they have to pay espn extra for the commentators?

No...same company...