Lol I could be wrong (not the first, won't be the last), but typically I see Steve Hoffman and Joe Emmick doing the broadcast, and the video feed is the stream archived on Teamline.  I never saw them, and when I checked Teamline, the radio broadcast was the one streamed.  I apologize for the confusion, but my deductive reasoning led me astray.  In any instance, my thoughts about a special postseason still stand.

WAF

Hello everyone,

I am just posting to ask, since there was no video feed this week against Oberlin, what everyone thought about the broadcast.  For those parents who post on or read this board, Ben, Mark, and myself tried as best as we could to mention everyone that got playing time as they were checking in, out, or as there were breaks in the action.  For those just listening to listen, have Wash U and this game been improvements over the beginning of the year?  Once again, any input would be appreciated, as we will be doing the broadcasts for what we hope is a very special postseason.

WAF!!!

Hey there fellow Wallies,

This is Tom Norman.  I do the student broadcast for the football games, and I have recently come across these boards, and have a few things to add.  First things first, this Little Giant football team is as good as I have ever seen them, and look forward to these next two games.  The run attack is very fun to watch, for anybody who has yet to come out and see these games.  The defense is also on a MISSION.  It should be a blast to see these guys go through the rest of the year.

Also, I was reading broadcast feedback from the various games, and I do appreciate it.  After the Denison game, Brent relayed the feedback onto me and in the next two games that I have done I believe I have rectified the situation.  I know I still have a great many flaws in my broadcast ability (heck if I didn't, I would be doing Monday Night Football haha).  I am, however, very open to feedback, and will be very receptive of whatever the listeners have to offer.  I will be broadcasting the game from St. Louis, and will be glad to hear anything you can offer.  Once again, I apologize for the extraneous material in the Denison broadcast, and vow to bring an accurate, detailed, and exciting broadcast to you on Saturday.

WAF!