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Fanfest 2023


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11 hours ago, USDepartmentOfSavagery said:

This production is terrible. How many times are they going to say Bryce made a great throw and then not show it. 

I stopped watching midway through. The interviews that I don't give a poo about, and the lack of consistently following the actual plays was too much. Catering to the casual fan way too much. 

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I’m aware not everyone is able to attend in person but fan fest is and always has been an in-person experience.

It’s also a pretty boring couple hours altogether so I can only imagine the torture of trying to stream it.

I will say last night was one of the better run and more exciting ones I’ve ever attended. Weather was perfect and the fireworks show at the end was top notch.

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2 hours ago, TLGPanthersFan said:

I get that but if you are gonna televise it you need to do a better job. 

I turned it on for about 5 minutes.  It was pointless to televise that.   Just put the interviews online.  A zoomed in view of the QB and then the announcers having to tell you everything that happened off screen is just dumb. 

 

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55 minutes ago, therealmjl said:

I’m aware not everyone is able to attend in person but fan fest is and always has been an in-person experience.

It’s also a pretty boring couple hours altogether so I can only imagine the torture of trying to stream it.

I will say last night was one of the better run and more exciting ones I’ve ever attended. Weather was perfect and the fireworks show at the end was top notch.

They did that after the 2015 season. Fireworks are always the best.

 

You should come to a Durham Bulls game on a Friday or Saturday if you love fireworks. It's legit 15-20 minutes long of ridiculous fireworks. 

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2 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

Little Q&A going on

 

Well we got some damn dawgs in the secondary so its not that surprising that our rookie QB isnt exactly slicing and dicing them right now.  Its good that Bryce gets to go up against them everyday though.

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Camp is pretty dull in person. Not sure why people would expect it to be exciting on TV.

they don't allow filming at camp so it should go without saying they aren't going to broadcast in detail.

 

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14 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

You guys are never happy 

I'm not unhappy lol.  I mean, they broadcast it.  It's just a comment on it. It doesn't work as a broadcast since they probably aren't allowed by the coach to show anything.    So it's just long wait periods in-between weak interviews vs what they can put out there.  Which those are fine. It's just a comment on the format and how it was done. 

If the intent is to stir up the fanbase and it turns off even the hardcore that will almost digest anything.... I would imagine the TV station had bad numbers.  That's it.  

 

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