Kirk Herbstreit's Microphone Keeps Experiencing Problems in ESPN's Texas-Tennessee Broadcast
The broadcast glitches came as the teams and Secret Service worked to clear radio frequencies for coaches and broadcasters.
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Trump’s Attendance Spurs Radio Challenges for College Football Coaches: Potential ‘Communication Breakdown’
ESPN experienced some apparent technical issues as it broadcast the big College GameDay contest between the Texas Longhorns and Tennessee Volunteers Saturday — right after a reporter explained how President Donald Trump’s attendance at such big football games can lead to communication issues. ESPN’s Laura Rutledge reported from the sidelines, explaining headsets for coaches and players “could be affected” when Trump moves around Neyland Stadium …
ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit Left Helpless After Broadcasting Blunder at Texas vs Tennessee
Texas is currently leading the Vols 10-3 in the first half at the Neyland Stadium. There have been no in-game communication issues so far. However, the same can’t be said for ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit, who hasn’t had a smooth sailing in the booth today. First, he was mocked for his botched makeup. Now the audio is giving him a hard […]
‘This Is Awful,’ ‘Stop Talking’ — CFB Fans Frustrated As Kirk Herbstreit’s Mic Malfunctions During ESPN’s Texas-Tennessee Broadcast
CFB fans ripped ESPN’s broadcast after Kirk Herbstreit’s microphone began crackling during No. 1 Texas’ matchup with No. 14 Tennessee.
Texas-Tennessee Game Audio Problems: Trump Attendence Impact
Less than six minutes into Saturday’s Texas vs. Tennessee top-25 showdown, sideline reporter Laura Rutledge touched on the potential communication issues that both teams could experience throughout the game due to President Donald Trump being in attendance. Rutledge spoke to both teams before kickoff, saying that the teams worked with Secret Service to make sure their radio frequencies were cleared and that the communications should be “perfectl…
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