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2:19p, 2/8/25

Maybe it's just me and maybe I'm nuts and nitpicking but I vaguely recall my prepubescent years watching a few televised games at Harmon and they just seemed more exciting on tv despite non-hd cable quality, And I recall a much lower camera angle.
Long story short I've always hated the high camera angles since the renovation. They are a disservice imho and detract from any sort of excitement for those watching on tv. Maybe if you're an X's and O's guys you like it but I don't, and I'm an Xs and Os guy who enjoys dissecting alignments, but just not when I'm trying to get excited for a game: The low angles at somewhere like Syracuse I believe add something to the viewing experience.
Anyway, random I know, but it's bothered me since as long as I can remember.

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In reply to CNHTH • 4:00p, 2/8/25

CNHTH said:
Maybe it's just me and maybe I'm nuts and nitpicking but I vaguely recall my prepubescent years watching a few televised games at Harmon and they just seemed more exciting on tv despite non-hd cable quality, And I recall a much lower camera angle.
Long story short I've always hated the high camera angles since the renovation. They are a disservice imho and detract from any sort of excitement for those watching on tv. Maybe if you're an X's and O's guys you like it but I don't, and I'm an Xs and Os guy who enjoys dissecting alignments, but just not when I'm trying to get excited for a game: The low angles at somewhere like Syracuse I believe add something to the viewing experience.
Anyway, random I know, but it's bothered me since as long as I can remember.

They actually moved cameras down on a platform in the middle of the chairbacks so its better than it was.

Bring back It’s It’s to Haas Pavillion!

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In reply to CNHTH • 6:06p, 2/8/25

CNHTH said:
Maybe it's just me and maybe I'm nuts and nitpicking but I vaguely recall my prepubescent years watching a few televised games at Harmon and they just seemed more exciting on tv despite non-hd cable quality, And I recall a much lower camera angle.
Long story short I've always hated the high camera angles since the renovation. They are a disservice imho and detract from any sort of excitement for those watching on tv. Maybe if you're an X's and O's guys you like it but I don't, and I'm an Xs and Os guy who enjoys dissecting alignments, but just not when I'm trying to get excited for a game: The low angles at somewhere like Syracuse I believe add something to the viewing experience.
Anyway, random I know, but it's bothered me since as long as I can remember.

Enough of the complaining about the camera angle. This is the second year that the cameras have been moved down about 10 rows, and the current setup is fine. Focus on the crappy attendance and the mediocre team. Those are where improvement is needed.

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