I’ve been tuning into the B1G Network this week. So far I’m impressed. The addition of Ashley and Yogi to the network is nice, familiar faces make the conference transition slightly less awkward. The overall production quality is noticeably superior to the now defunct PAC 12 Network.
Your reporting from Indianapolis is, as always, ex…
I’ve been tuning into the B1G Network this week. So far I’m impressed. The addition of Ashley and Yogi to the network is nice, familiar faces make the conference transition slightly less awkward. The overall production quality is noticeably superior to the now defunct PAC 12 Network.
Your reporting from Indianapolis is, as always, excellent. The interview with Gabriel had an authentic feel, especially when recalling the oddly stilted responses your softball questions elicited from Shedeur (?) Sanders during last season’s PAC12 Media Days.
My initial response, having watched the interviews with coaches and players from the old PAC, is a sense of excitement about joining theB1G and an eagerness for the upcoming season. Sure, everyone is putting their best foot forward and towing the company line, but that’s to be expected.
Appreciate the work you put into covering the event.
John,
I’ve been tuning into the B1G Network this week. So far I’m impressed. The addition of Ashley and Yogi to the network is nice, familiar faces make the conference transition slightly less awkward. The overall production quality is noticeably superior to the now defunct PAC 12 Network.
Your reporting from Indianapolis is, as always, excellent. The interview with Gabriel had an authentic feel, especially when recalling the oddly stilted responses your softball questions elicited from Shedeur (?) Sanders during last season’s PAC12 Media Days.
My initial response, having watched the interviews with coaches and players from the old PAC, is a sense of excitement about joining theB1G and an eagerness for the upcoming season. Sure, everyone is putting their best foot forward and towing the company line, but that’s to be expected.
Appreciate the work you put into covering the event.