Missouri State @ Oregon
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 9:43 am
Sun, Nov 20 SE Missouri State - Eugene, Ore. 2:00 p.m.
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True! Let me edit that haha.USUaggieDuck wrote:I think missouri state might have a better basketball team than we do.
luckily, we are playing southeast missouri state which is not the same thing as missouri state.
no one in college basketball wears #9...bfrees23 wrote:Please lord....don't let them have a #9 on the team!
or any number with a digit 6-9.DarronThomas5 wrote:no one in college basketball wears #9...bfrees23 wrote:Please lord....don't let them have a #9 on the team!
oregontrack wrote:who needs jabari brown when you have garret sim!
75-45 ducks, 6 min left.
far fewer to's, 8/12 fts so far.
it wasnt missouri state. they are good.oregontrack wrote:86-61 final. Much better showing, even if Mizzou State is pretty terrible.
EJ 8/10 for 21 pts
Sim 5/7 14 pts
Jacob 2/8 10 pts
Kingma, Loyd, Woods w/ 8.
Shot 30/60 as a team.
They are using the feed from Knight Vision do you're just getting what's being played on the jumbo tron. Once they start broadcasting the games you get them on ozone. For now the only video they have is the knight vision feed.oregontrack wrote:anyone ever watch ozone for a basketball game? holy smokes, that sucked. any time oregon made a nice play they'd go to a "noise meter" screen for the next 45 seconds, meaning you'd miss the next possession. you could hear the action, but couldn't see it. if there was a nice dunk, they'd wait until mizzou state crossed the halfcourt line then show a slow motion replay of the dunk, so you'd miss the possession. if the ducks nailed a trey, they'd put up a 'three! three! THREE! THREE!' screen, and you'd miss the following possession. at one point we scored, the "noise meter" came on, we apparently forced a 10-second penalty, the crowd got louder, which then prompted the "noise meter" to continue for another 45 seconds after already being up for 45 second and I missed the ensuing oregon possession, plus mizzou state's.
ozone was perfect (i thought) for baseball games last year, because they aired every home game and it's hard to screw up baseball. but basketball moves WAY too fast for ozone's shenanigans. i can't imagine watching a football game on that, i'd beat my dog out of anger.
and i won't even bring up the shoddy production value of the whole operation.
not... recommended. thought i'd save a bit of green by not going to some of these ooc games, but that's out now.
ugh, it was horrible.dthomas=ddixon wrote:They are using the feed from Knight Vision do you're just getting what's being played on the jumbo tron. Once they start broadcasting the games you get them on ozone. For now the only video they have is the knight vision feed.oregontrack wrote:anyone ever watch ozone for a basketball game? holy smokes, that sucked. any time oregon made a nice play they'd go to a "noise meter" screen for the next 45 seconds, meaning you'd miss the next possession. you could hear the action, but couldn't see it. if there was a nice dunk, they'd wait until mizzou state crossed the halfcourt line then show a slow motion replay of the dunk, so you'd miss the possession. if the ducks nailed a trey, they'd put up a 'three! three! THREE! THREE!' screen, and you'd miss the following possession. at one point we scored, the "noise meter" came on, we apparently forced a 10-second penalty, the crowd got louder, which then prompted the "noise meter" to continue for another 45 seconds after already being up for 45 second and I missed the ensuing oregon possession, plus mizzou state's.
ozone was perfect (i thought) for baseball games last year, because they aired every home game and it's hard to screw up baseball. but basketball moves WAY too fast for ozone's shenanigans. i can't imagine watching a football game on that, i'd beat my dog out of anger.
and i won't even bring up the shoddy production value of the whole operation.
not... recommended. thought i'd save a bit of green by not going to some of these ooc games, but that's out now.