After watching -- very briefly -- the feeds from Toledo and EMU this week, I have a greater appreciation for the people who provide the video from the Convo.  People on the Internet want to watch THE GAME from a decent vantage point.  They don't want to watch graphics urging the crowd to make noise; they don't want to watch a graphic that says "defense"; they don't want to miss action because of replays; they don't want to watch from behind the bucket.  The production quality of the Toledo and EMU feeds were so difficult to watch, I just gave up.  My main gripe with the feeds from the Convo is when the camera operator -- who I realize is probably a student learning the ropes -- decides to get cute with crowd shots instead of following the action with the lone camera providing the feed.  But the overall production quality of the Convo feed beats the living crap out of the two we saw this week.