Care to hear John Fourcade with color commentary on LSU games?

I mainly switch to hear Doug Moreau's analysis. He follows LSU more than the TV commentators and explains what is happening on the field better than most. Hawthorne is replaceable but I dread the day that Moreau hangs it up.

 

I bought a radio TV Sync device, the Motron RTS-200. I mute the TV audio and then run the FM radio through the RTS which allows me to delay the audio to match the video, which is always behind. I have found that the delay for LSU games can be as little as 8 seconds or as much as 45 seconds. This device lets you delay in increments down to a hundredth of a second, which is overkill for syncing with live TV games. But you can also use this device in the movie studio to sync audio and video where that kind of control is essential. I just find the rough sync in the first minute or so of the game and then use the remote to tweak it from time to time in the first quarter until it is perfect.

Usually you have to sync it again in the second half because the delay will often be different. But it is great. I can toggle back and forth between the TV and radio audio and I have even played both audio simultaneously when I am alone and there is no one but me to be annoyed. I see that it has gone up to $199. I have had mine for four or five years. I like it.

I am sure it would work on audio output from the computer as well. But it is the LSU broadcast that I want to hear.