Louisiana Baseball ESPN+ Broadcasts Produced Entirely by Louisiana Students

[ZoomZoom]

Boomer: was that a primary sexual characteristic trait remark?

Actually Southpark has an episode about “bouncing balls”.

[ZZeebart21]

Had a chance to watch Sundays game. These folks did a stellar job.

[billbeck451]

would like to see something like this at UL

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[JMV JustMyView]

Actually Southpark has an episode about “bouncing balls”.

What ever happened to that guy Scott Malkinson?

[KajunKrazy]

I watched and listened to the kids. Thought they did a fine job considering the age and experience. If that what it takes to get them on with in budget I’m all for it.

[ManAboutTown]

Ragin Review will have the entire team on as our guests for the next episode.

If you guys have any questions or feedback for them, please post here.

[cajun_lannister]

I watched and listened to the kids. Thought they did a fine job considering the age and experience. If that what it takes to get them on with in budget I’m all for it.

They pronounced Louisiana right and did not have a stupid HR catch phrase 10x better than Dan McDonald

[RedTails]

Ragin Review will have the entire team on as our guests for the next episode.

If you guys have any questions or feedback for them, please post here.

I'm just curious about the high level summary of operations on running a video broadcast. Obviously you have the camera guys. But I'd be curious on a behind the curtain description of who's deciding which feed to show, how that happens (fancy video equipment?), and how they send the feed to ESPN.

Almost like a podcast version of a How It's Made episode. Could be way too "in-the-weeds" of a question, but I like to nerd out on things like that.

But please pass on our appreciation for their efforts and contributions to our athletic programs, they did a great job.

[Boomer]

I'm just curious about the high level summary of operations on running a video broadcast. Obviously you have the camera guys. But I'd be curious on a behind the curtain description of who's deciding which feed to show, how that happens (fancy video equipment?), and how they send the feed to ESPN.

Almost like a podcast version of a How It's Made episode. Could be way too "in-the-weeds" of a question, but I like to nerd out on things like that.

But please pass on our appreciation for their efforts and contributions to our athletic programs, they did a great job.

…..What happened to the instant replay at the Tigue?

[Turbine]

I didn't get to listen, but if there is any kind of praise whatsoever in their first outing then they hit a grand slam.

I didn't hear Jay Walkers first broadcast outing ever either, but I bet you wouldn't recognize him.