USF Game Thread

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The audio quality came out much clearer than the original PA announcer. It was a touch loud, especially in quiet moments but I'm sure they can take care of it. Loved the "another turnover for USF, Tulsa ball" line, probably not AAC approved .

I would hire him.
 

mcane

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Yes, the announcing was a tad bit loud and over the top, but only a few times. But, all the player names were correct (and some of them were difficult to pronounce for USF) and I too noticed the clarity. The announcing has sounded muffled for a long time. TU has needed a new announcer for both football and basketball for several year, IMHO.
 
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oruvoice

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Yes, the announcing was a tad bit loud and over the top, but only a few times. But, all the player names were correct (and some of them were difficult to pronounce for USF) and I too noticed the clarity. The announcing has sounded muffled for a long time. TU has needed a new announcer for both football and basketball for several year, IMHO.

It's a loud building and the sound reverberates. You have to really focus on enunciation. But, I'd agree...the mic was a little "hot" yesterday. In defense of the sound crew, having a different person takes some adjustment time, due to the cadence and volume of a different voice.

I will say though, announcing in front of a good sized/loud crowd, is much more exciting. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
 
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