After listening for 5 min,I switched to national ND game broadcast on my phone and synced my tv w it
I enjoy Ryan Harris.
The only problem was the graphic of our playoff chances that popped up 2 billion times.
But it was way, way better than listening to the SEC announcers. I recommend giving it a try.
Replies to: After listening for 5 min,I switched to national ND game broadcast on my phone and synced my tv w it
When at the home games, I listen to radio broadcast.
It serves two important functions. Enhances my game experience and blocks out the incessant mind numbing hip hop noise coming out of the Jumbo and the chick who screams over the stadium PA during every time out. I love Ryan Harris but the radio booth really misses Paul Burmeister. I can tolerate the ESPN guys a lot more when the Irish are winning the game. I miss the old ESPN days of Ron Franklin and Mike Gotfried. And let us not forget the late great Chris Schenkel with Bud Wilkonson adding the color. Lindsay Nelson, Ray Scott, Curt Gowdy, the young Don Criqui, and the killer radio booth of Tony Roberts and Tom Pagna.
re: synced my tv Isn't there a big audio time lag between radio and tv?
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Yes, the radio was delayed, so I paused the screen for about 10 seconds
It was close enough to watch the play and then hear the description.
Thanks. So your TV allows you to program a delay? I have a Roku TV, don't think it has the feature.
Wish it did for ND and my Philly teams.
I have Roku also...with Fubo and Peacock...they both allow it for me....
...it just starts up with the broadcast again a few seconds later than it would have.
Weirdly, the commercial breaks on the radio sometimes "unsynched" it more, but it was easily corrected when need by doing the same this again with the TV broadcast..
In 55+ years of watching college and pro football never once have I said to myself....gee I can't
stand these announcers and I am going to turn them off. The only close was Howard Cowell on Monday night football back in the 70's and 80's.
I dont get the schtick with people saying they can't listen to the announcers.
It’s not that I can’t, it’s just a preference. I want to hear guys who know
about ND football, not guys who prepped for an hour and had prefab talking points.
Ryan Harris knows ND Football
Understand, makes more sense
Just not a big deal to me
Personal preference. No right or wrong choice.
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The only one I couldn't stand was Keith Jackson when Notre Dame played USC..
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As long as the announcers are Homers it’s ok.
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