Media Watch: Raycom’s Lost Three Minutes

Posted Mar 15, 2009
If you’re watching the Raycom Sports broadcast of the ACC Tournament on television at home, you already know that you missed about three minutes of the action from Saturday’s opening semifinal game between North Carolina and Florida State. Here’s the reason why. According to Jimmy Rayburn, executive producer for Raycom Sports, the problem occurred at 1:56 p.m. when a “High-Definition Closed Caption Encoder” malfunctioned. (ACC Sports Journal)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

Bulls guard Coby White building a rhythm in 'track meets'
It was the best workout for Coby White. The Hawks entered Sunday fifth in pace; the Bulls were second. So White had to tighten up...
Thu Dec 25, 2025

Tears of Joy Forced Hubert Davis to be Dad and not Coach
UNC waxed East Carolina, 99-51, closing out its nonconference schedule with a 12-1 record. But the three most significant points of the game were UNC's...
Thu Dec 25, 2025

Where does UNC stand on its monumental decision on the Smith Center's future?
Joel Berry II was getting ready for bed on Dec. 14, when he got an unexpected text message: There would be a conference call the...
Wed Dec 24, 2025

Audio: Hometown Hero - Freddie Kiger
Freddie Kiger, this week’s Hometown Hero, is a history teacher and statistician who was just honored with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine. He’s...
Wed Dec 24, 2025