KoachKrab127
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Corso should have retired a decade ago. He’s really hard to listen to. He’s just embarrassing himself at this point. I can’t believe ESPN still lets him be on the air. He’s had an amazing legacy, but it’s time for it to end.
I’m so happy to watch a 15 minute segment about Home Depot. I tune into Gameday to watch them interview their CEO. That’s exactly what I expect when I watch a show about college football analysis.
And if you ask me, high definition has hurt shows like Gameday and Sportscenter because of one huge problem - the delay. The delay used to be a minor problem, less than a second, but as HDTV has gotten better and better, audio synching has gotten worse. Listening to the awkward 5 seconds of silence between analysts as they take turns speaking is becoming unbearable. Also, the production value has dropped significantly. It’s like watching a youtube channel with 10k subscribers. Quality analysis has dropped off so much over the years in favor of trying to cater to the casual fan. This has been a problem for about 20 years, but it has steadily gotten worse and worse. Now it’s just cringeworthy, not worth watching, and it’s really sad.
I think the way to fix it is get rid of Corso, stop having celebrity special guests like Katie Perry and Kenny Chesney, that have nothing to do with football, and make the show only one hour again, so there’s not any time to do the weekly “sad” story that no one cares about, and reducing the show to one hour gets rid of the 30-40 minutes of hot takes from the dozens of “analysts.” I don’t mind listening to the weekly pick ‘ems, those are fun, but the segments where they argue about who’s going to win the Heisman or which coach will get fired this year…I just don’t care, especially when it’s before the season even starts.
Maybe I’m just a bitter old man who wants the UT glory days to return, and I’m taking it out on Gameday. I dunno. Am I being unreasonable here?
I’m so happy to watch a 15 minute segment about Home Depot. I tune into Gameday to watch them interview their CEO. That’s exactly what I expect when I watch a show about college football analysis.
And if you ask me, high definition has hurt shows like Gameday and Sportscenter because of one huge problem - the delay. The delay used to be a minor problem, less than a second, but as HDTV has gotten better and better, audio synching has gotten worse. Listening to the awkward 5 seconds of silence between analysts as they take turns speaking is becoming unbearable. Also, the production value has dropped significantly. It’s like watching a youtube channel with 10k subscribers. Quality analysis has dropped off so much over the years in favor of trying to cater to the casual fan. This has been a problem for about 20 years, but it has steadily gotten worse and worse. Now it’s just cringeworthy, not worth watching, and it’s really sad.
I think the way to fix it is get rid of Corso, stop having celebrity special guests like Katie Perry and Kenny Chesney, that have nothing to do with football, and make the show only one hour again, so there’s not any time to do the weekly “sad” story that no one cares about, and reducing the show to one hour gets rid of the 30-40 minutes of hot takes from the dozens of “analysts.” I don’t mind listening to the weekly pick ‘ems, those are fun, but the segments where they argue about who’s going to win the Heisman or which coach will get fired this year…I just don’t care, especially when it’s before the season even starts.
Maybe I’m just a bitter old man who wants the UT glory days to return, and I’m taking it out on Gameday. I dunno. Am I being unreasonable here?