[NU Sports] TV (fwd)

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Not only did they have 'production' television cameras at Saturday's game, but they also had a production trailer.  I thought it unusual because they certainly don't lend those out free, nor does the crew come free.  
 
I can't imagine they would need the production facilities just for the in-house system.  
 
- Bill 
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Sent: Sun, 10 Sep 2006 5:27 PM
Subject: Re: [NU Sports] TV (fwd)


I am not sure about that one - but I know that it is available for all 
Div. I-A games regardless of TV since if the games are not televised 
then they will use the in-house system for replay purposes. Maybe 
that is why there were some cameras set up around the stadium 
yesterday, although there were no replays in the game (I don't think 
there were any really close calls anyways - definitely nothing that 
would have changed the momentum). 
 
Jonathan 
 
On 9/10/06, Mike Nolan <nolan at romaine.tssi.com> wrote: 
> > I don't think there is any TV for next week's game either (it is a 1PM 
> > start as well). 
> 
> That may mean no instant replay again, too, though as I recall the NCAA 
> announced it would be used for all games this year. (Maybe that doesn't 
> apply to games that aren't with Division 1-A opponents?) 
> -- 
> Mike Nolan 
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