A Sea Of Red

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Home contests against UVA (Sept. 23), Radford (Sept. 26), Campbell (Oct. 10) High Point (Oct. 11), W&M (Oct. 14), Presby (Oct. 24) and UNCA (Nov. 14) will be available for streaming.

GO FLAMES!!!

Sweet! Glad to see our investment in television coverage is getting more mileage and exposure.

I think any NCAA broadcast that LFSN does is being picked up by ESPN 3 now. ESPN was that impressed by our setup.

I wouldnt be surprised to see kids who work on these productions getting some pretty legit job offers, from ESPN or any other company

JakeP50 wrote:I think any NCAA broadcast that LFSN does is being picked up by ESPN 3 now. ESPN was that impressed by our setup.

This is true. Our TV folks met with ESPN a couple months ago, and ESPN was blown away by what Liberty is doing - not only the live game broadcasts but also the daily sports highlights show and other packages. They were so impressed they are using LFSN as a benchmark with. sec schools in their efforts to expand the programming offered by SEC schools. And when told about the cmbination of LU's programming with the number of homes reached by that programming, ESPN execs fell out of their chairs they were so surprised.

The term used was "sleeping giant".

Pretty cool!

SEC execs might be impressed, but clearly it takes more to impress the mighty Sun Belt.

Since this has kind of turned into a discussion about LFSN and it's quality, I should say this. Dr Mintle told all the digital media students at the kickoff event earlier this year an ESPN executive told him: "As you're leaving pat yourself on the back, because you're only the third school we've invited to come here alone" The other two will probably give you chills because it did for me, BYU and Notre Dame.

The Sun Belt was impressed aplenty in this area, but in the end it couldn't outweigh our social stigmas. For example; our provost handing out diplomas to the followers of a cultist.