This one caught my eye over the weekend - the super-huge television screen hanging over the field of play at Dallas Cowboys' American Football stadium. With the stadium being so large, the high-def screen is intended to give the crowds up in the gods a detailed view of the action.
Not only is it very, very big, but it is low enough to have now interefered with the play, when a punted ball hit the screen during a game.
I noticed Chelsea playing there, pre-season, and thought the screen was low, and lo, it seems it is.
Not only is it very, very big, but it is low enough to have now interefered with the play, when a punted ball hit the screen during a game.
I noticed Chelsea playing there, pre-season, and thought the screen was low, and lo, it seems it is.
Measuring 72-feet high and 160-feet long, the $40 million, four-sided structure is said to be the biggest of its kind in the world, as you would kinda expect for a Texan TV.
You go to the game and still watch it on TV, sort of.
I must admit, my other thought on first seeing that screen hanging overhead the players was, God forbid, what if it came down?
You go to the game and still watch it on TV, sort of.
I must admit, my other thought on first seeing that screen hanging overhead the players was, God forbid, what if it came down?
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