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Where is that Bearcat fan that was telling us how ESPN3 is better than FS1 & 2?

This may seem like a joke, but it's actual clips of ESPN's coverage of their game against Bowling Green.

http://www.barstoolsports.com/main/a-broadcasting-during-the-cincinnati-bowling-green-game/

I still follow the Valley and they just increased the number of broadcasts on ESPN3 with the selling point that student braodcasters could get practice doing the games. I don't know if that's all games or not, but maybe something similar here?

A high school game on local public access generally has higher quality production than ESPN3 or ESPNU or ESPN News broadcasts.

And it's not just the production quality, but the games are just part of a menu that unless someone is seeking pretty much have no exposure. As opposed to being on FS1 or FS2 or the FS regionals or even CBS Sportsnet. And there is so little love from the media partner in terms of marketing and exposure.

I really think the Atlantic 10 has a better deal going for them than the AAC at this point. Of course UConn and Memphis will get their love, but how is the AAC helping the other programs? It's complete trash.

FriarJ wrote:Where is that Bearcat fan that was telling us how ESPN3 is better than FS1 & 2?

This may seem like a joke, but it's actual clips of ESPN's coverage of their game against Bowling Green.

http://www.barstoolsports.com/main/a-broadcasting-during-the-cincinnati-bowling-green-game/

They're broadcasting in portrait mode? Yikes.

I couldn't even get the ole miss v seton hall game to play. Espn3 is the worst