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by PT7 » Sun Apr 02, 2017 9:44 am
I don't know about "sub-standard" coverage Cowboy, but the visual telecast itself was questionable to me -- for this reason. There were a lot of cameras on, lined up along the court floor, flying above and around the playing court, just about everywhere. I wonder how many there actually were? Anyway, the "display" of the game seem to be more highlighted than the plays, what happened, team strategies, etc. The many angles of the possession call toward end of game was an example of the "skill" of the cameras. If I recall correctly, the commentators noted all the angles, too. All I needed was a couple of those replays to easily realize that the UNC player never touched the ball. But I guess the refs on the court needed all those angles to see what they couldn't see from their solitary standing positions on the floor.
It was interesting to me....I thought there might be a little "competition" between the NFL and the NCAA for all the camera work at this Final Four game, especially the "flying" shots. More angles to be played at the Championship!!
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