They don't talk about why teams are playing zone or man or different Defense schemes, right.

They don't talk about scripps to start the game. What is working on Offense, why are they play hurry up to start 2nd half or what are they wanting to slow the game down and limit series. 

If they have interviews with Coaches and players pre-game. What did they say, what questions did they ask and what did they sense from the answers?

They are controlled by the networks I get it. But cut loose a bit what is going on behind the scenes?

I'd have Tim Brando's mouth duct taped and throw him into a closet. That's what I would change

Get rid of the pointless sideline reporters. 

5 minutes ago, Tuco Ramirez said:

Get rid of the pointless sideline reporters. 

Minus my loves Jenny Taft, Molly McGrath and Laura Ruthledge of course.. 

Fowler and herbie do a good job of breaking down the game. So does Joel klatt. Tim Brando should be tossed off the press box anytime he opens his mouth. 

Get rid of commercials and let the fame run like it should. Advertise like they do in soccer. Around the field and at halftime. Also, option for radio broadcast of your team for like they’ve done in the playoffs. Would much prefer Craig Way calling my games in real time on the tv than anyone else. I don’t mind Greg McElroy as an analyst either. 

beth mowins microphone off

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3 minutes ago, HudGar1922 said:

beth mowins microphone off

Quite mean.  But I wouldn’t be disappointed.

No more halftime interviews. 

Don’t think it’s that realistic but capping commercial breaks at 2 minutes would be awesome. It’s debilitating when you’re at the game and they pause for a TV timeout and you see the guy walk out with a timer that says 4:30. 

Every rules analyst or expert would be out of job.

I’d love to see every review actually put a live mic between the review mic and listen to the sound unedited. 

Just now, CJ Vogel said:

Every rules analyst or expert would be out of job.

Not a bad thing IMO. 

25 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said:

Every rules analyst or expert would be out of job.

“Oh geez guys that’s a close one. I think the refs got it right.”
 

it gets old

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3 minutes ago, charlie990 said:

“Oh geez guys that’s a close one. I think the refs got it right.”
 

it gets old

“He got one foot in — which in college ball, you only need one foot.”

Maybe not a direct broadcast issue, but for replays could we please go directly to a ref in a booth with multiple monitors rather than wait for a ref about my age to waddle 50 yards across the field to review the replay on a 10 inch screen?

5 hours ago, Horns7 said:

They don't talk about why teams are playing zone or man or different Defense schemes, right.

They don't talk about scripps to start the game. What is working on Offense, why are they play hurry up to start 2nd half or what are they wanting to slow the game down and limit series. 

If they have interviews with Coaches and players pre-game. What did they say, what questions did they ask and what did they sense from the answers?

They are controlled by the networks I get it. But cut loose a bit what is going on behind the scenes?

I'm so glad the National Championship game vs USC was done by Keith Jackson and it seemed appropriate that it was the last of an era of CFB. Broadcast wasn't High Definition, the longtime announcing crew and the ABC / ESPN format was tried and true. Each time I go back and watch it, I'm reminded of what a great era it was for CFB on television.

For a comparison, you can go back and watch a replay of the "Big Shootout" game in Fayetteville in December 1969. The video broadcast on ABC with Chris Schenkel and the former OU coach Bud Wilkinson was absolutely leisurely compared to the modern era CFB broadcasts.

I'm old enough to remember when only one CFB game was broadcast on TV each Saturday and teams were limited in how often each could appear on television in a season.

Hook 'Em!

16 minutes ago, Humblest said:

Maybe not a direct broadcast issue, but for replays could we please go directly to a ref in a booth with multiple monitors rather than wait for a ref about my age to waddle 50 yards across the field to review the replay on a 10 inch screen?

Completely unnecessary for the ref to go anywhere.  You are correct.

Ai Keith Jackson doing most of playoff games. Shorten review plays.

I don't care who is a roommate with who 

Also, the sappy stories on college gameday. Like I’m starting a fun Saturday why do we need to hear about someone’s horrifying story?

I kinda lost it when Lawson Luckie was saying he was settling staying home with little ol’ UGA to be near his family lol. 

9 hours ago, charlie990 said:

Also, the sappy stories on college gameday. Like I’m starting a fun Saturday why do we need to hear about someone’s horrifying story?

I kinda lost it when Lawson Luckie was saying he was settling staying home with little ol’ UGA to be near his family lol. 

So tired of the sappy stories. Just give me football.

14 hours ago, charlie990 said:

Also, the sappy stories on college gameday. Like I’m starting a fun Saturday why do we need to hear about someone’s horrifying story?

I kinda lost it when Lawson Luckie was saying he was settling staying home with little ol’ UGA to be near his family lol. 

Don't watch game day live, start watching it 35 minutes in. Fast forward through commercials and fluff pieces that don't interest you.

Get rid of meaningless stream of consciousness from the color guy.  Tim Brando is terrible but so are most of the current crop of ESPN people.
 

If I could figure out how to sync Craig Way with tv broadcast I would.  

sometimes there is a broadcast that has no audio and it us great.  

One other thing. The stupid sideline questions for the coaches like “what is your team going to have to do to win” are ridiculous.