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Student produced won't mean low quality

The key to the ACCN will be the graphics. If ESPN supplies the graphics league wide, similar to what they do for ESPN3, then there will be little difference in the network by what is produced at each school since almost all of the equipment will be the 720P format that ESPN uses.

Most of the students producing these events on ESPN are usually pretty good at it, and they usually end up working at stations in western Virginia, West Virginia and eastern Tennessee after graduating.

I don't think that ESPN is going to let someone like the "Boom Goes The Dynamite" kid do play by play for a VT-WFU basketball game.

In response to this post by Late 80s Hokie

Posted: 04/28/2016 at 2:49PM

Would you be OK with getting student produced games on an ACCN? More... -- Late 80s Hokie 04/28/2016 11:55AM

Have you seen some of these rush/spring break videos that the frats and -- Hokies4Life 04/28/2016 5:42PM

Great opportunities for students - I think it would be great, -- Mr. Touchdown 04/28/2016 3:17PM

I agree. I'm suggesting that it's a good low cost alternative for -- Late 80s Hokie 04/29/2016 12:15PM

Student produced won't mean low quality -- mrcaniac 04/28/2016 2:49PM

If you watched any early season basketball -- hokieone 04/28/2016 2:07PM

Several schools have their own sports networks -- Old Line Hokie 04/28/2016 1:25PM

I wouldn't want that to be the only ACCN content, but I'd pay $1 for -- benthokie 04/28/2016 1:17PM

Re: Would you be OK with getting student produced games on an ACCN? More... -- SAMMYNOLE 04/28/2016 12:11PM

Student produced won't mean low quality

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