The predominance of the camera views are zoomed out so far you can't discern who the players are. From behind the base of the goal to 1/3 of the other end of the court left to right, & 6-8 rows into the stands is too far zoomed out.
Anyone else feel this way?

Yep...needs to be fixed. Hard to read the numbers.

WeNeedGrantTeaff said:

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The predominance of the camera views are zoomed out so far you can't discern who the players are. From behind the base of the goal to 1/3 of the other end of the court left to right, & 6-8 rows into the stands is too far zoomed out.
Anyone else feel this way?

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Yes, the camera work is poor. Whoever was in charge of this dropped the ball.

You have to treat this essentially like a soft opening. I'm sure there will be some adjustments made between now and future games. Hopefully the camera angle is one of them.

I will be there tomorrow for WBB v TCU. That should be a good one: two undefeated, ranked teams.

The design of Foster Pavilion, from a guest's perspective, seems A+. The design from a television perspective (based on the ESPN highlights of the Baylor v Cornell game) is very poor and will need to be fixed to make the experience of a television viewer (including news highlights) as good as if you were attending the game in person. Television (and TV ratings) are a critical source of revenue, and Baylor's design team failed to take this into consideration as it's as if the cameras were attached to the ceiling rather than on a tripod in the press box.