Re: Rewatch the ESPN Megacast here (links)

JD404 · 2019-01-08T15:50:36.854Z

This is all of 'em! Main Broadcast http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=585cb617-2b01-4cd4-9d7e-d04ab92bd55f Hometown Radio - Clemson http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=a7bfbcc1-4a10-47b9-8051-ad5b4420a970 Sounds of the Game http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=dc5c9703-bbf6-488b-b370-7d59f9545af9 Hometown Radio - Alabama http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=c7a79228-d8d7-45b2-aaa2-cb47a086989e Field Pass http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=573cac37-5ab6-4661-a8a9-eaae4c2b5ff5 MNF Film Room http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=bf8a0145-8db0-42cc-b894-4f6bfafdf93d Thinking Out Loud (SECN) http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=7dd6c818-a439-4277-8fec-38eb21844096 Skycam http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=fcbe7819-8536-4199-b0c3-abf6f8050baa High Skycam http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=ca3e1147-561c-46fa-a014-e3cb8421c777 All-22 http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=3d2ebd2c-e62e-443e-9a7f-3cec4bc0b8a4 Blimpcast http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=b9687775-cf03-41e9-a074-06c0faa37eea Command Center http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=a65ee857-5d75-4fed-9b57-63ed16ddba71 Datacenter http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=cda77661-247b-4859-b12c-b849f91927dc Techcast http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=2d078cc0-6953-49a6-baca-f56deb7006c2

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I've watched just about all of them - here is a breakdown

Jan 13, 2019, 6:42 PM

Main Broadcast: Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler call the game. If you watched the game live - this is more than likely the one you watched on ESPN.

Field Pass: Mostly the same game view as the main broadcast split with two side screens of Adam Amin and Steve Levy providing commentary from the sidelines. They have a cast of characters drop in for a few minutes (Chip Kelly, Tim Tebow, Desmond Howard, Reece Davis, David Pollack, Gene Chizik, Jonathan Vilma etc...).

Thinking Out Loud: Mostly the same view as the main broadcast with a split screen of Greg McElroy, Marcus Spears, and Alyssa Lang that was broadcast on the SEC network. McElroy is an Alabama homer, Spears is actually fun to watch, and while Alyssa Lang is a coot grad she is easy on the eyes. They also have several folks drop in including Tim Tebow, Laura Rutledge, Gene Chizik, David Pollack, and Tom Luginbill. I really like the segment with Luginbill (3rd Quarter) as he is blown away by Trevor Lawrence and Justyn Ross. Overall a very enjoyable broadcast to watch as the SEC homers react to Alabama getting trucked...

Tech Cast: At least two split screens of various camera angles throughout the game. There are mini-screens of just about every camera angle you can imagine. The commentary for this broadcast is from the ESPN Radio crew (Sean McDonough, Todd Blackledge, and Holly Rowe). I like this play by play crew and think it is worth a watch.

Sounds of the Game: Mostly the same view as the main broadcast (no split screens) but with no commentary - just the field microphones which pick up the stadium announcer and some on field talking. If you want to watch the game without the constant chatter of talking heads - this is the one for you. Just realize there are no replays so don't blink or you may miss another Clemson TD!

Monday Night Filmroom (MNF): Various camera angles with talking heads from the ESPN Monday Night Football crew (Booger McFarland, Joe Tessatore, and Jason Witten) with guest analyst Todd McShay. If you can get past some of the initial Bama bias, they offer some decent breakdowns of plays for 3 quarters. By mid 3rd Quarter their tone has completely changed and throw nothing but love at Trevor Lawrence and Justyn Ross. By the start of the 4th quarter they spend most of their time arguing about players opting to skip their bowl games and basically ignore the remainder of the game. Pretty funny to see Booger say it's over in the 3rd quarter. All in all not a bad production but would much rather have real coaches doing the play by play breakdown.

All 22: I like this view of the game. Basically it is a static view of the field where all 22 players on the field can be seen on the screen at one time. Allows you to see everything that is going on - even the action away from the ball carrier. There are no replays and no commentary on this broadcast.

Clemson Hometown Radio: Mostly main broadcast screen with a constant smaller split screen of Dabo on the sideline. Commentary is provided by Don Munson and our normal radio crew. No replays so you better catch it the first time.

Alabama Hometown Radio: Similar in concept to the Clemson Hometown Radio broadcast except the smaller split screen is of Saban with commentary provided by Eli Gold. No replays are provided.

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Rewatch the ESPN Megacast here (links)