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3-Minute Drill - Feb 16, 2007
posted by: Josh
Have three minutes? That’s all you’ll need to get tuned in to the latest happenings of college sports. The NCAA continued to advance its new media initiatives today with the release of the 3-Minute Drill, a video broadcast that spans the world of intercollegiate athletics. The program will air every two weeks, although an expansion to a weekly format is anticipated soon. The 3-Minute Drill is the Association’s latest foray into new media and will be hosted on NCAA Online, as well as on the Double-A Zone. The premise is simple – if you only have three minutes to get your NCAA news, you can get it with us. ` 
CommentsA capable rival to the "SportsCenter Minute." Nice work. This is really great Josh! Something I will definitely be tuning into. I'm looking forward to it! I loved the 3-Minute Drill. It's a great way to catch up on all that's new in the NCAA. Thanks Josh. Nice job! It's the next great step in the NCAA's interactive expansion. WOW, the 3 minute drill is amazing. So much information in so little time. It is such a time saver to watch it rather than searching for college sports headlines. Also, I love that D-3 gets some action in there too! Post a Comment |
  
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