From the release:
Revsine, DiNardo, Griffith and the Big Ten Network production crew will criss-cross the conference's eight states in a customized, chartered bus. The bus will be branded with logos and air times for the network's "Four Pack," a quartet of new football shows that debut in September.
The camp coverage is similar to what the BTN did last year, but this time, they'll have a kick-ass bus. Also this:
A coach or player will wear a wireless microphone during practice to give fans another perspective on the team's preparation for the season.
People we'd like to see mic'd when the net visits Columbus on August 11th: Heacock, Fickell, Pryor or Gibson.
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Actually, I'd prefer giving a mic to Bollman. When he's at home, on his front porch (presumably). Then we could make a drinking game out of how many times he tells kids to get off his lawn. Damn kids!
Let's hear what the Ghost has to say! A mic on RayRay would be pretty awesome, though I imagine it might just be a lot of him getting yelled at.
Speaking of Shaq playing Scrabble, I love that ESPN commercial. How'd you get so many Q's? I actually made some t-shirts recently celebrating Shaq and his Scrabble skills:
http://www.zazzle.com/witnessp...
I built this storefront when Shaq was traded to the Cavs. My buddy came up with the nickname Witness Protection. It didn't seem relevant to Eleven Warriors, so I didn't mention it, but with the Shaq-Scrabble headline, I thought I'd post it.
(That's actually Shaq's head on the cactus, which as an added bonus, looks kind of like little wieners.)
I don't know if I get the Shaqtus, but the Witness Protection is kinda funny. Can't believe you didn't get Shaq to license that sh*t. He probably would have only wanted 95% of the revenue. Yes, I said revenue.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...