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Here's your host, Brandon Adam.

One of the interesting things to me is how sports has talked about differently, say, on the

internet, whether it be streaming video podcast or, you know, kind of what we do or print,

written word compared to the more traditional venue of television.

It's amazing to me that the line between what we think of

as TV, what we think of his video, I mean, that line is almost non-existent now. And yet there is

still on traditional TV shows a manner of speaking about sports that just doesn't fit in with

the other sports conversations anywhere else. And I don't even know that it's necessarily a bad thing.

It's just a different thing.

A lot of sports on TV, I would say, is more meant to have on as opposed to actually watch closely, listen to carefully.

It's just sometimes meant to be background noise at a bar or a doctor's office waiting room or something

along those lines.

Hey, turn on ESPN or turn on the SEC network because it's just the most palatable background

noise sometimes.

But when you listen carefully every now and then, you hear something that's like, I don't know

that that necessarily matches up exactly with the feeling of

the more plugged in sports fans, which mostly do their conversing on the internet these days.

For instance, I was watching the SEC Network, and I like a lot of the stuff the SEC Network does.

It's not meant to be a criticism. I'm just saying it's different.

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