Mark Z.
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Ridiculously loud background noise
Please turn down the crowd noise . Way too loud
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Mark Z.
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Please turn down the crowd noise . Way too loud
Stephen B.
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Fox are doing an amazing job with the Euros! However I am tired of listening to Soccer commentator Ian Darke and his negative comments about England its the same every time whatever tournament! Get a grips Ian your English how about some positive comments! Quit being such a winer !
Josh D.
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Yooo... nobody cares about trucks racing like. Get that basketball on
Jeffrey M.
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Time for Bradshaw to step down. He’s lost the magic and needs to maintain dignity. Suggestions for replacement: Greg Olson, Kurt Warner, Tony Gonzalez, Ryan Fitzpatrick,
Soha S.
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Often the programs have wrong headings, especially those which are not live. The mini programs or replays are cut off before the end and you’ll not even know the final score; really annoying.
Morgan S.
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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.
Lori N.
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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.
Kevin N.
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Your coverage of the Nebraska/ Colorado game was a prime example of journalistic bias. Your announcers went on and on about Deion Sanders. No mention or discussion of Matt Rhule as a coach. It felt like an infomercial for everything Deion.