If college football fans wanted to watch Aaron Judge's quest for 61 home runs, there are other ways than having ESPN use a split screen.
61 problems and a home run ain’t one
On Saturday, a day made specifically for college football, ESPN thought it would be wise to split screen games with Yankees slugger Aaron Judgein a season. Does anyone else see the issue here? The reason you didn’t see that on Friday night is because the game against the Boston Red Sox was nationally televised and the network isn't allowed to break into coverage.
ESPN had the same issue with the its Monday Night Football telecast, assuming that fans wanted to be updated on the other game with that dreaded split screen. Only when Clemson and Wake Forest went to overtime Saturday did they use some common sense and update Judge’s chase instead of breaking into live action.Pulled one out of where?
But judging by the way the commentators were talking at the end of the Texas-Texas Tech game, they might as well have been broadcasting at the local watering hole.
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