They "showed" Turner Washington of Arizona State winning the Shot Put when Jordan Geist of Arizona won it on his last throw.They did not show his winning throw.
“Turner Washington” also high jumped. ESPN’s effort reflects that track is part of a sports bundle the network buys from NCAA. To get the high value properties they’re forced televise track and other low eyeball sports. sucks, but the alternative is not great. Flotrack.
Imagine, you're watching the final of the March Madness tourney.. The game is tied 80-80 with :45 remaining, then the announcers mention casually to you that you need to switch stations to see the conclusion of the game. But in today's world where you pay $150 monthly for cable TV, you Don't have access to the other station without paying even more. That's what happened yesterday. Complete crap, and something we'd never see from ESPN if it were a Football or Basketball championship game.
That is totally different than what I am talking about, totally different.
I will see that relay and know it, I can wait no big deal at all.
Florida ran a time of 2:57.74 int he men's 4x400m to clinch the 2023 men's NCAA men's outdoor track and field championship. Watch the title-clinching race he...
Once upon a time ASU would run a World Record 4x4m, yep, an NCAA team owning the World Record, three of these cats also ran on a world record Olympic 4x4. 200m ace Henry Carr anchoring both.
Seriously, cough up $10 and get ESPN+. You can then "cancel" and rejoin in time for the next event you want to see. Paid $20 total to see NCAA winter, the spring regionals and now the spring championship. And separate modules for high jump, pole vault, etc.
ESPN+ streaming was horrid during the regionals. Random signal loss every few minutes. And no, it's not my internet, I have no issues with Peacock.
Seriously, cough up $10 and get ESPN+. You can then "cancel" and rejoin in time for the next event you want to see. Paid $20 total to see NCAA winter, the spring regionals and now the spring championship. And separate modules for high jump, pole vault, etc.
The right wing wackos don't want to pay for anything. they want everything handed to them like their hero trump.
Seriously, cough up $10 and get ESPN+. You can then "cancel" and rejoin in time for the next event you want to see. Paid $20 total to see NCAA winter, the spring regionals and now the spring championship. And separate modules for high jump, pole vault, etc.
ESPN+ streaming was horrid during the regionals. Random signal loss every few minutes. And no, it's not my internet, I have no issues with Peacock.
that was the west - the east was fine other than the announcer!
Imagine, you're watching the final of the March Madness tourney.. The game is tied 80-80 with :45 remaining, then the announcers mention casually to you that you need to switch stations to see the conclusion of the game. But in today's world where you pay $150 monthly for cable TV, you Don't have access to the other station without paying even more. That's what happened yesterday. Complete crap, and something we'd never see from ESPN if it were a Football or Basketball championship game.
And to prove your point, they did exactly this - staying with the Texas/Stanford game on ESPN2 and putting the 4x1 on ESPN the Ocho... Very annoying.
Imagine, you're watching the final of the March Madness tourney.. The game is tied 80-80 with :45 remaining, then the announcers mention casually to you that you need to switch stations to see the conclusion of the game. But in today's world where you pay $150 monthly for cable TV, you Don't have access to the other station without paying even more. That's what happened yesterday. Complete crap, and something we'd never see from ESPN if it were a Football or Basketball championship game.
And to prove your point, they did exactly this - staying with the Texas/Stanford game on ESPN2 and putting the 4x1 on ESPN the Ocho... Very annoying.
Yeah, why didn't they move the baseball game to ESPNU and show women's track from the start?
I know the answer and it starts with $$$ and ends with $$$.
The play by play guy was still incredibly boring. I turned it to a baseball game during commercial and the announcer got way more excited about a fly ball out than the ESPN guy did about national champions.
Agreed. They should get the broadcasters who did Penn Relays for Flotrack. At least they sounded like they wanted to be there.
They should just tell their commentators to listen to the Diamond League commentators on Peacock. Who is it? Cram and someone else? They call the freaking races. Even the 100's they call lead changes!
For distance races they notice where people are- they talked about Muir's strategy in the 5000 AND were able to call the race.