This was not just an upset... THIS WAS ABSOLUTE DESTRUCTION

i like the comment by Spencer Sanders "Were gonna start fast. Were gonna finish em. Were gonna get out of town." Lmao..

Re-watching in anticipation of the upcoming season. Many thanks to Wildcat3! And hey, it's great retaining the half-time show! Many thanks, Wildcat3.

@connor6792

10 ай бұрын

Hey Larry, how many Kansas state players were hurt for this game?

@wildcat314

10 ай бұрын

I like to have the half-time show. One can see what the commentators were thinking about the game, see what other teams were like, and/or doing at the time, etc. Thanks!

1:15:50

Hello Wildcat3, love the upload!!!! Question that I am needing for personal videos, I have been screen recording my own sports games for my teams, but have had trouble with choppy softwares and my games just don't come out as smooth as yours do, especially with sports like football that have a lot of camera movement, it just comes out choppy. If you don't mind, what softwares do you use and what tip/tricks do you have for me that make your recordings very high quality and smooth? Thanks!!

@wildcat314

10 ай бұрын

I mostly use Applian's Replay Media Catcher (applian.com). I pay a subscription fee for it. I've been using their software since 2011. It's not expensive, though. HD Video Converter Factory works well, and is free for 100 downloads. When a new version comes out one can download 100 more videos. I don't download that many so I never reach the 100 max download number. And there are other good options as well for downloading videos. Applian also has software called RVC Game to screen copy games a person is playing. It isn't expensive, either. They have software bundle offerings. Quite a few things can cause a video to become choppy. I mainly try to record a video size that my device can record smoothly at. If it doesn't record smoothly I reduce the screen size say from 2560x1440 to 1920x1080 or 1280x720. Some video players can be a problem as well. The hard drive or SSD drive may have issues. Device drivers can be outdated or corrupted. Sometimes switching the container type (MP4, FLV, MKV, MOV, etc.) can help. Sometimes the web browser can be a problem. Chrome and Firefox are resource hogs, and can slow down a device. Opera and Vivaldi don't use near as much memory. I hope that one of these options fixes your problem.

the guyv in the backrounmd is wearimg a coiwvoy hat

23:54 What's the deal with referees building up their biceps to show off when signaling a penalty? smh

@Pwin618

Жыл бұрын

Ego

@adamcarrey9115

Жыл бұрын

@@Pwin618 Probably. It started with the nut Ed Hochuli.