Well, bye.
Agreed. It's like a basketball team full of studs and a Mark Price/Kenny Anderson to get the ball to them. Credit CBF for moves like putting Haynes at RB where he could touch the ball more. He may not have been able to break through that lineup of WRs we now have. Plus... it gives us another receiver out of the backfield. Most of all, though, CBF is actually using the various weapons he has at his disposal - most notably the TE. When is the last time we had a TE who had TD catches in 2 consecutive games? Early 2000's maybe?
1. Turn down the gain.
Get offf my lawn!!!!
It's not just as easy as cut the gain but it's fairly simple. Put an RTA on that channel and use parametric EQ to cut the offending frequencies.
They ended up with 6, but FWIW, 4 were on tunnel screens and one was on an end around to Leary that were all defended well on the edge. We had one run in the middle to Haynes that was a -1 yard loss. That was really the only true TFL generated by their front 7.
Yep. May come to that, but I'd cut the gain first and see what happens. Many unknowing "techs" use gain like volume not knowing the difference. Next, I'd tweak the EQ to modulate said frequencies. Then, if you need some type of compression, try it. You don't need killer sound out of a ref mic, you just need sound w/o noise or feedback.
Actually, I thought most of the UGA stuff was sub-par. I was surprised. Not saying GT is better or anything and we need a bigger video board. UGA fans like their lame stuff and that is why it works; it wasn’t the production or content.
Agree it could be a gain issue. I (likely incorrectly) assumed that the gain was properly set on that channel. It very well could not be. It's probably way too hot and you have a fader jockey in there just riding it the whole time the ref is talking.
May be, may not be. But it's the easiest and quickest fix if it's not, IMPO. One way to know it's gain is by the noise. Is the ref's sound distorted? To me, that's usually indicative that the input volume is too high and the signal to noise too low. If not, and if it's high-band feedback, then maybe modulate the EQ the highs.
Good info. Not to beat this to death or anything but so if OL basically off the hook then maybe perimeter blocking is on the hook? I recall those screens getting blown up but don't specifically recall any of our WR with a matador cape. It'll be interesting to see the tweaks we put in this week.
Uga turns on the loud as hell bass and music way before kickoff. You can hear it pulsing as you get closer to the stadium and it draws people in. We, who have a serious problem with people showing up on time, need to figure out some way to get people in their seats for warmups and having action in the stadium is one way to do it. Their band follows the team in and everything starts there. Our band plays the team in and then dicks around campus for an hour or so before marching in. We should consider marching our band in earlier and let it play in the stands during warmups to get people in sooner.
I feel like Kyle Efford may have played himself into a starter vs ScSt