Efisher131
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Yes, but everything else about NBC is fantasticRick Allen and Jeff Burton SUCK! JMHO.
Yes, but everything else about NBC is fantasticRick Allen and Jeff Burton SUCK! JMHO.
At a bare minimum of $120/month with over $500 in up front costs.
Yes, but everything else about NBC is fantastic
So what?
Got to ask yourself, how important is the racing to you?
Satellite internet, it's expensive but it makes up for it by being unreliable. Strictly for those with expense accounts or who are charitable recipients.Elon has a system for you, star link.
I agree it didn't add much this week. Maybe they'll come up with a way to get value out of it. If they don't by the time the playoffs start, it'll be time to put it on the pile of Good Ideas That Didn't Pan Out.Not sure about the pit reporters being embedded with some teams. It has potential. But I didn't think they added anything they couldn't do my listening to the scanner and reporting it.
Good for you.I have a hotspot with unlimited data through AT&T, grandfathered on an ancient old plan.
I've done satellite internet before. I get Starlink is better than traditional satellite internet, but it still sucks compared to LTE, 5G, cable, or fiber.
Satellite internet, it's expensive but it makes up for it by being unreliable. Strictly for those with expense accounts or who are charitable recipients.
Not sure about the pit reporters being embedded with some teams. It has potential. But I didn't think they added anything they couldn't do my listening to the scanner and reporting it.
I had to laugh when Larson gave them a big welcome back during the pace laps. Sounds like he's not a fan of the Fox people.
Is he a nit-wit, or is he paid to act like one? Fox thinks the broadcasts need a hick so the audience can relate; see the roles the Waltrips played.Concerning FOX, if Bowyer never calls another race, it is fine by me. To me he is the resident nit wit.
Is he a nit-wit, or is he paid to act like one? Fox thinks the broadcasts need a hick so the audience can relate; see the roles the Waltrips played.
I hope Rick Allen isn’t high on the list
I've been a fan going back to his work on NASCAR.comI didn't realize so many people like Marty Smith. I don't care for him. He wants to be buddies with people, not be a reporter. Too sheepy for my taste.
I don't know, ESPN is not the king of sports like it used to be, I wouldn't be surprised if people started to leave.
ESPN is a trainwreck.
It's been discussed in some of the downstairs threads, but ESPN really is every bit as bad as people who harbor certain social/political/religious beliefs say.
If it wasn't for Caitlin Clark, I probably wouldn't even know that network exists when it's not football season.
No jokeESPN is a trainwreck.
It's been discussed in some of the downstairs threads, but ESPN really is every bit as bad as people who harbor certain social/political/religious beliefs say.
If it wasn't for Caitlin Clark, I probably wouldn't even know that network exists when it's not football season.
I cannot imagine how social / political / religious beliefs influence one's opinion of a sports network. I would think dislike of a network would cross those boundaries. I have no use for it except the first two rounds of The Masters every year; I wonder what demographics that puts me in?ESPN really is every bit as bad as people who harbor certain social/political/religious beliefs say.
It's kind like up here but change the proper nouns in Andy's posts from racing things to politicians.I cannot imagine how social / political / religious beliefs influence one's opinion of a sports network. I would think dislike of a network would cross those boundaries. I have no use for it except the first two rounds of The Masters every year; I wonder what demographics that puts me in?
I definitely don't want to know badly enough to go downstairs.
I was wondering what he'd do with the rest of the year if he left for someone else's NASCAR coverage.I’d be surprised if Marty left ESPN, he’s one of the faces of their college football coverage and as the sport shifts of conferences becoming the big two of Fox/Big10 vs ESPN /SEC, Marty is going to be the go to SEC guy for ESPN. I’ve said on here in the past he’s the “Country Bro” reporter and with SEC exclusively on ESPN he’s going to be even more so the face of that coverage.
I was wondering what he'd do with the rest of the year if he left for someone else's NASCAR coverage.