H Hawk68 HB MVP Oct 1, 2001 1,750 1,559 113 Today at 6:27 PM #1 Damn, it appeared that every ad break lasted at least a minute longer than before! Reactions: ClarindaA's, hawk224 and ROCKY MOUNTAIN HAWK
mthawkeyes HB Heisman Mar 22, 2007 9,135 19,344 113 Fourmile Creek Today at 6:34 PM #2 I actually thought that there were several fairly short commercial breaks, which is preferable to less frequent 3:00+ breaks.
I actually thought that there were several fairly short commercial breaks, which is preferable to less frequent 3:00+ breaks.
R ROCKY MOUNTAIN HAWK HB Heisman Apr 17, 2002 9,814 10,340 113 Today at 6:38 PM #3 Hawk68 said: Damn, it appeared that every ad break lasted at least a minute longer than before! Click to expand... It felt long to me too. All games that I’ve been flipping to seemed to have lots of commercials. There was a stretch in the afternoon games that I know I watched more commercials than football in a 30 minute stretch. Last edited: 17 minutes ago Reactions: Rambler Hawk and Hawk68
Hawk68 said: Damn, it appeared that every ad break lasted at least a minute longer than before! Click to expand... It felt long to me too. All games that I’ve been flipping to seemed to have lots of commercials. There was a stretch in the afternoon games that I know I watched more commercials than football in a 30 minute stretch.
markfromj HB Legend Sep 1, 2004 32,539 18,185 113 Today at 7:23 PM #4 I did hear the networks said it would reduce break times. I’m not sure how, but that is what the belief was.
I did hear the networks said it would reduce break times. I’m not sure how, but that is what the belief was.
SoonerBeAHawk HB Heisman Nov 27, 2005 6,694 5,707 113 58 minutes ago #5 Well, at least they're not calling it the "two-minute" warning a la the NFL. Otoh, with some of Kirk's time management issues over the years that verbiage might have actually been useful for Iowa. Reactions: Rambler Hawk
Well, at least they're not calling it the "two-minute" warning a la the NFL. Otoh, with some of Kirk's time management issues over the years that verbiage might have actually been useful for Iowa.