I don't know about regular season. But that would be awesome for bowl games.
this post was submitted on 29 Aug 2023
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Okay now this is interesting. If I couldn’t go in person, it would be cool to watch a NY6/National Championship at an Alamo Draft House or similar theater.
I've long been impressed by what the ACC digital network has been capable of, especially considering the programs within
Honestly, this is a long-overdue use of the move to digital projection. Huge screen, powerful sound, snack (or these days, even meal) compatible venue, accommodating of loud crowds. I reckon it was probably the addition of beer sales at all the Alamo Drafthouse style dinner-and-show places that put the idea over the top, though.