College Football Spectators Criticize ESPN for Audio Glitch During Dublin Opening Game
In the much-anticipated return of college football for the 2025 season, fans were left disappointed during the opening game between Kansas State and Iowa State, which took place in Dublin, Ireland. The disappointment wasn't due to the location, but rather an audio issue that occurred during the ESPN broadcast.
The issue, described as the audio feed being out of tune or out of sync, was immediate cause for criticism from college football fans. Comparisons were drawn to the quality of audio at a local Cracker Barrel, highlighting the unexpected and baffling nature of the problem.
Fans took to Twitter to discuss the audio issue, expressing their anger towards ESPN. The author, blogging about the return of college football after a seven-month hiatus, called for ESPN to fix the audio issue to ensure a good Saturday of college football action.
Despite the audio issues, the author expressed gratitude that college football was back, acknowledging that it is still the greatest sport in America. However, it seems that college football fans are still as angry and annoyed as ever about the audio problem.
Interestingly, the audio issue was not present on YouTube TV, suggesting a potential solution for those who encountered the issue on ESPN. The availability of the ESPN broadcast in Germany was not specifically stated based on the given search results.
As the 2025 college football season continues, it remains to be seen if ESPN will address and rectify the audio issue to provide fans with the high-quality broadcast they expect and deserve.
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