There is not a whole lot that you can do about the glare, other than sell many more tickets so we can expand. From what I can see each week, is actually the stadium lights, MUCH more than the sun. Our cameras are either on the ground level or up top. The ground offers some great shots, but if you tilt up, you get the lights over top of the visitors side.
Larger broadcasters use cameras that move up and down ...they also can truck left and right to up and down the field; or they have the monies for more than 1 over-the-middle. I think our broadcasts are pretty darn good. Then again, I have seen just about every team in our conference and others. Once you get over to the NY/NJ area, they definitely have better equipment, but it is clear they lack the skills to use it. Take a look at a CAA game sometime ...you will be very happy with our overall coverage. Our guys are seasoned ...mot of the larger market I-AA teams get the area's "bottom-feeders" in terms of direction and announcing.
