Daktronics, has partnered with Charleston Southern University to bring five new LED displays to Buccaneer Fieldhouse in North Charleston, South Carolina. The new end wall video display and four courtside […] More
CBS Sports and the Missouri Valley Conference have reached a multi-year extension for men’s college basketball games to air across CBS and Paramount+ as well as CBS Sports Network. The […] More
Revitalizing the visual experience at Jenny Craig Pavilion, the University of San Diego selected Daktronics to deliver a new centerhung LED video display system as well as new end-court ribbon displays. […] More
Collegiate sports-video-production programs around the nation are finding ways to extend their pre-existing resources, maximize their current staff without burnout, and find new ways to fulfill their responsibilities during a […] More
In a college football season where power conferences bulk up, it doesn’t get bigger than the growth of the Southeastern Conference. More
The 2024-25 academic year is not just a new chapter in the history of college athletics (particularly college football). It’s a whole new book. Supersized power conferences. An expanded playoff. […] More
The era of conference realignment has changed a ton of aspects in college football, but one thing that remains the same is FOX Sports’ ability to combine stellar live game […] More
The industry might have bid farewell to the SEC on CBS, but CBS Sports is riding high with its second season of Big Ten college football. With the inclusion of […] More
Riedel Communications announces that The University of Texas Athletics (UT) has deployed a Riedel solution to enable clear communications and streamlined production across its expansive sports facilities. More
The sports-video-production industry is on the fringe of college football frenzy. Programs around the country are fine-tuning their technologies and getting their control rooms set for multiple months of linear […] More
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