It's the year 2024. Why don't we have the technology to replace the entire blue

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Nov 1, 2024
7:17:31pm

ryebrye Truly Addicted User

field of Boise State with green for the TV broadcast?

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ryebrye

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It's the year 2024. Why don't we have the technology to replace the entire blue

ryebrye

Nov 1, 7:17pm

You can probably just mess with the color settings on your TV

foofcoug

Nov 1, 7:22pm

I might watch it with 1940's technology.

JAGA97

Nov 1, 7:24pm

Not a bad idea

ryebrye

Nov 1, 7:28pm

Interesting that an Idahoan invented the TV and an Idaho school is trying to ruin watching tv

byuTX

Nov 1, 7:25pm

An Idahoan that Utah tries to claim.

foofcoug

Nov 1, 7:26pm

Rigby High School had the original tv tube until it was sent to the Smithsonian. Let Utah whatever it wants.

Real G Man

Nov 1, 7:35pm

We have John Browning, we can allow Idaho a token Mormon Inventor.

Bert609

Nov 1, 7:50pm

he was born in utah, graduated high school in utah, went to BYU,

robin

Nov 1, 8:01pm

He thought up the tube while in Rigby and drew it up and showed it to his high school teacher in Rigby, case over

Real G Man

Nov 1, 8:45pm

And more than 100 years later and the state is more or less the same. Hasn’t advanced since those days. Also can’t drive

byuTX

Nov 1, 9:43pm

In the year 2525:

Plantagenet

Nov 1, 8:02pm

A funny thing I always remember about that blue field. I heard some interview

Polecat

Nov 1, 8:12pm

Maybe the Boise fan had a black and white TV

ryebrye

Nov 1, 8:34pm

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