Whether it’s players’ and coaches’ wireless mics or BOLT6 LIDAR, technology pulls viewers in.
Fierce media rivals like ESPN and Fox Sports aren’t often eager to see the other do well. But the competitors may be cheering one another this weekend. Fox and ESPN will this weekend each broadcast two games from the new — depending on how one looks at it — UFL, a league that has been built out of the former USFL and its rival, the XFL.
Fox Sports is pulling out all the stops on production tech to make sure that its vision for the United Football League coverage is realized.
