Streaming fans? Do you ever "spoil" yourself during a State game

[TheBannerM]

by looking at Twitter because you're like 1-2 minutes behind the live action?

 

[dawgstudent]

by looking at Twitter because you're like 1-2 minutes behind the live action?

100%. I also would mess with my son and say "I think a TD pass is coming on this play". He was amazed until he finally figured out what I was doing.

 

[vhdawg]

I try to counteract this by being physically present at most games.

 

[shep9332]

by looking at Twitter because you're like 1-2 minutes behind the live action?

I thought this was an odd question, but then I saw it was spoil, not soil.

 

[HailStout]

Whew, I thought that headline meant something completely different

 

[TheBannerM]

I try to counteract this by being physically present at most games.

Well, yeah...good for you.

 

[RivaDawg]

I haven’t done it recently, but sync the tv with the radio broadcast but put the radio broadcast a couple of seconds ahead. When something happens, you know what to watch for.

 

[Chesusdog]

by looking at Twitter because you're like 1-2 minutes behind the live action?

I usually will have the live stats page up. Typically gives me a play or two in advance warning of what is to come.

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

Depends on if the Ol’ Lady is in the mood.

 

[mcdawg22]

Absolutely not. I didn’t listen to the Greenrooms either when one of the people was ahead of us during the CWS. I ignore my group text in crucial situations. I went to the LSU game years ago and didn’t want to go to the game so I watched it at the tailgate and closed my ears on crucial plays to not hear the crowd reaction.

 

[dorndawg]

Sure, sometimes my streaming isn't as good as it needs to be and it gets on my pants a little.

 

[John Deaux VII]

Is that what the kids are calling that these days?

 

[CaptainFalcon]

Do it all the time during baseball season because it’s more laid back generally. Football I’m usually too locked in to be on Twitter while play is going on.

 

[vhdawg]

Absolutely not. I didn’t listen to the Greenrooms either when one of the people was ahead of us during the CWS. I ignore my group text in crucial situations. I went to the LSU game years ago and didn’t want to go to the game so I watched it at the tailgate and closed my ears on crucial plays to not hear the crowd reaction.

I'm sorry you missed out on the magic of Will Boyd saying LETS GO

 

[anon1758050382]

I try not to, but I can't help it sometimes. I usually do it when I'm expecting something bad. For example, if a team is driving on us, I'll peek at my phone to put me out of my misery and see that they scored.

Fortunately, I didn't do that at all against Arizona State for whatever reason.

 

[HRMSU]

Absolutely not. I didn’t listen to the Greenrooms either when one of the people was ahead of us during the CWS. I ignore my group text in crucial situations. I went to the LSU game years ago and didn’t want to go to the game so I watched it at the tailgate and closed my ears on crucial plays to not hear the crowd reaction.

How do you close your ears?

 

[CochiseCowbell]

How do you close your ears?

 

[dorndawg]

How do you close your ears?

 

[PBRME]

I’m too busy watching the game while keeping up with discord and the game thread.

 

[onewoof]

reduce the broadcast delay on YouTube TV app

 

[8dog]

I try to counteract this by being physically present at most games.

Im so aware of Twitter being ahead that I sometimes find myself at the actual game refusing to look at Twitter in case it’s ahead of me.

 

[mcdawg22]

This is embarrassingly accurate