Kevin W.
Poorly called game in my opinion
Poorly called game in my opinion. How more times could we have heard the announcers say when was the last time they beat OU.
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Kevin W.
Poorly called game in my opinion. How more times could we have heard the announcers say when was the last time they beat OU.
Morgan S.
Whether watching on my local channel or the app on my phone or TV, FS1 glitches or buffers way more than is acceptable for a company with this prominent of a name. I am grateful to be able to watch a variety of games, but it is very frustrating when the ball freezes midair and I have to wait for the buffer to end to see how the play ended. I have been watching FS1 since at least 2016, and have seen minimal improvement.
R C.
I am done watching Fox Sports! To leave the Detroit Lions game at the beginning of the 3rd quarter when the Lions were on a run is absolutely ridiculous. As a Lions fan living in South Carolina, I and we rarely get to see our team televised. I invited 16 other former Detroiters over to watch this game, and given we were behind kn the game, we were fired up for the 2nd half and a comeback that we know the Lions are capable of. It is in part why we live football and specifically the NFL. You took that away from us because you believed that the viewers wanted to see "a more competitive game." I call BS! We are so very disappointed that you FO SPORTS were compelled to make this decision leaving a group of people in my home and as I speak to other friends and Lions fans that had the same experience, Fox has disappointed large number of fans. We have all agreed that we will start a movement alerting all NFL fans and Fox Sports watchers that you arbitrarily make decisions that leave fans having come together, preparing large amounts of food with the expectation that we will get to see our team, win or lose. Fox Sports SUCKS! Be prepared to see this Montrail repeated all around the country as ALL NFL fans, regardless of the team, will assuredly agree that for making this decision and ruining our afternoon and ability to see our TEAM, FoxSports SUCKS! I, WE, can not express the true level of our disappointment and aggregation! Shame on you, FoxSports [SUCKS!]. We will make you regret this decision as we flood the internet with our story and our extreme disappointment. Regretfully,
Lori N.
Get rid of Michael. He brings nothing to analytic insight. He can’t enunciate, terrible speaker, and not a personality opinion the public wants or needs to hear. Bring in someone who can speak intelligently about the topics.
Todd R.
Your programming. I'm forced to watch Nebraska vs seeing my Badgers. What is wrong with you people
Johnny S.
Like everybody else here, I'm upset - but because I'm also genuinely curious I'm going to frame this as an honest, straightforward question in the (slim) hopes that someone from FOX or maybe just some layman out there who understands broadcasting decisions can enlighten me. Two weeks ago, Philadelphia and Washington were heading into overtime when FOX cut away to New England vs. Dallas. No split screen. No, "if you want to see the end of this game, switch over to X." Just a simple cut away right on the dot. If you'd invested the three hours (of mostly ads) before that, well, too bad for you. The ONLY thing I could think of - and I'm stretching here - is that it had something to do with NE/DAL being "America's Game of the Week" (god help us) and perhaps that carried some broadcasting weight that I as a simple viewer couldn't possibly understand. Fast forward to this past week. Now SF-CLE is going long - *but* Eagles at Jets at 4:25 has the "America's Game of the Week" designation. So...programming decisions will stay consistent, right? Wrong. Fox will stay with SF-CLE through the late missed FG, through all the end of game player-to-player hugs, then go to a couple Nikki Haley ads, AND THEN come to Eagles/Jets four minutes late. Please, someone, help me out. How can I best plan my Sunday afternoon viewing of ads w/ a side of football so that I can see the team I actually would like to see?
Sean R.
Kicks me out of the app randomly, 8'm sitting here now watching a game on paramount+ and it is working flawlessly. Fox needs to figure something out soon!
Ben B.
Dog water ass company. Watched half the game today and it kicked me off / stopped broadcasting it. What a joke.