School YT Broadcast Feeds

[Running_Clock]

Honest question: how difficult is it to put together a quality YouTube broadcast for high school football?


Some schools do an awesome job, while others either don’t have a feed or the quality makes it tough to follow. I won’t name any of the bad ones, but I’ve watched a few where you can barely read the scoreboard, it’s cut off the screen, etc.


I’m genuinely curious what goes into it. Could schools make this a student club and have kids help run the broadcast, graphics, scoreboard, cameras, etc.? Seems like a pretty cool opportunity for students interested in broadcasting/media, too.


Props to Provi — their feed is really well done. Clear picture, with the score, game clock and timeouts right on screen. Makes it really easy to watch.


MC and BR do a great job as well.


Who else has a really good YouTube broadcast? Nominate your favorites. Would be cool to see what different schools are doing well.

 

[PowerI66]

Besides those mentioned, LT, Barrington, and York do a nice job. Lincoln Way Central and West typically have nice feeds (not sure if student ran).

 

[Kevin JCHS 1981]

JCA's YouTube broadcast is really good. And the student announcers are usually good also.

 

[SouthofI80Fan]

Yes it is difficult. Takes money for the equipment, stipend for a teacher to organize it, and kids who are willing to do it. Many small schools don't have the resources or interest from the kids to put out a good broadcast.

However my favorites are Princeton and Seneca. Multiple angles and the commentators don't act like homers.

 

[4Afan]

Yes it is difficult. Takes money for the equipment, stipend for a teacher to organize it, and kids who are willing to do it. Many small schools don't have the resources or interest from the kids to put out a good broadcast.

However my favorites are Princeton and Seneca. Multiple angles and the commentators don't act like homers.

Dixon did a great job last night too.

 

[CoachAgro95]

Dixon did a great job last night too.

I wish I knew that Dixon had the channel. I wanted to watch that game but I skimmed through it today after I found out about it and it looked good other than a few moments of the game clock and broadcast being off. I wish they had that when I was there.

 

[Anon430504]

Reavis,Argo & St.Laurence did a great job thru the years but I don’t think any of the 3 have done games this year

 

[MC63]

Honest question: how difficult is it to put together a quality YouTube broadcast for high school football?


Some schools do an awesome job, while others either don’t have a feed or the quality makes it tough to follow. I won’t name any of the bad ones, but I’ve watched a few where you can barely read the scoreboard, it’s cut off the screen, etc.


I’m genuinely curious what goes into it. Could schools make this a student club and have kids help run the broadcast, graphics, scoreboard, cameras, etc.? Seems like a pretty cool opportunity for students interested in broadcasting/media, too.


Props to Provi — their feed is really well done. Clear picture, with the score, game clock and timeouts right on screen. Makes it really easy to watch.


MC and BR do a great job as well.


Who else has a really good YouTube broadcast? Nominate your favorites. Would be cool to see what different schools are doing well.

Notre dame Niles does a great job.

I'm really proud of the MC product -- replays!!!! I'm sure others are doing that as wwell.

 

[DR.Eireog]

Notre dame Niles does a great job.

I'm really proud of the MC product -- replays!!!! I'm sure others are doing that as wwell.

They do. I’m partial of course. MC and BR have great productions too!!

 

[Wassup13_rivals219252]

Honest question: how difficult is it to put together a quality YouTube broadcast for high school football?


Some schools do an awesome job, while others either don’t have a feed or the quality makes it tough to follow. I won’t name any of the bad ones, but I’ve watched a few where you can barely read the scoreboard, it’s cut off the screen, etc.


I’m genuinely curious what goes into it. Could schools make this a student club and have kids help run the broadcast, graphics, scoreboard, cameras, etc.? Seems like a pretty cool opportunity for students interested in broadcasting/media, too.


Props to Provi — their feed is really well done. Clear picture, with the score, game clock and timeouts right on screen. Makes it really easy to watch.


MC and BR do a great job as well.


Who else has a really good YouTube broadcast? Nominate your favorites. Would be cool to see what different schools are doing well.

I predict the CCL schools do well in the YT Broadcast Feed Tournament this year.

 

[Running_Clock]

I predict the CCL schools do well in the YT Broadcast Feed Tournament this year.

I have a feeling some of those public schools have an abundance of expensive equipment courtesy of the friendly taxpayer’s dollar . Heck, I’d argue I’ve seen some pretty terrible CCL feeds over the years too.


Maybe this is the answer—we create a bracket for the best high school football broadcasts and let the board vote on who advances. Now that’s a tournament I’d follow.

 

[Wassup13_rivals219252]

I have a feeling some of those public schools have an abundance of expensive equipment courtesy of the friendly taxpayer’s dollar . Heck, I’d argue I’ve seen some pretty terrible CCL feeds over the years too.


Maybe this is the answer—we create a bracket for the best high school football broadcasts and let the board vote on who advances. Now that’s a tournament I’d follow.

I would also like to see a bracket for the battle of the concession stands. (Each stand reveals their top 3 items with pictures).

 

[Anon430504]

CPS puts on a lot of games but they don’t have sound

 

[CCL]

I predict the CCL schools do well in the YT Broadcast Feed Tournament this year.

Watch a Marist stream and you’ll wanna scream