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<blockquote data-quote="Anon1670717176" data-source="post: 132193367" data-attributes="member: 809766">“Friday night’s exhibition basketball game against Bowling Green will be broadcast on the Big 12 Now on ESPN+ as a courtesy to our fans. This will be a scaled-down Production, as our WVU TV truck will be in transit between televising men’s soccer late on Thursday night, to the football stadium for a very early crew call on Saturday.We will have Andrew Caridi and Warren Baker as our announcers, but will have very limited graphics and no commercials. This is basically a Videoboard show that we will put on ESPN+ so that our fans can at least see the exhibition game. You will see some of the same in-game promotions that are on the Videoboard, which is unusual for a TV broadcast. But you will see all of the game action.Rest assured, we will have our usual high-quality ESPN broadcasts for all regular season games. But this scaled-down show is at least an opportunity for our fans to see Hugg’s boys on Friday night. And we are happy to provide that for our fans.”Scott Bartlett,Director of Broadcast ProductionsWest Virginia University Athletics Sent from my iPhone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anon1670717176, post: 132193367, member: 809766"] “Friday night’s exhibition basketball game against Bowling Green will be broadcast on the Big 12 Now on ESPN+ as a courtesy to our fans. This will be a scaled-down Production, as our WVU TV truck will be in transit between televising men’s soccer late on Thursday night, to the football stadium for a very early crew call on Saturday. We will have Andrew Caridi and Warren Baker as our announcers, but will have very limited graphics and no commercials. This is basically a Videoboard show that we will put on ESPN+ so that our fans can at least see the exhibition game. You will see some of the same in-game promotions that are on the Videoboard, which is unusual for a TV broadcast. But you will see all of the game action. Rest assured, we will have our usual high-quality ESPN broadcasts for all regular season games. But this scaled-down show is at least an opportunity for our fans to see Hugg’s boys on Friday night. And we are happy to provide that for our fans.” Scott Bartlett, Director of Broadcast Productions West Virginia University Athletics Sent from my iPhone [/QUOTE]

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