One of the biggest reasons OSU’s in game experience looks so cold and dead on TV is because of the main play camera they apparently have mounted on the Hubble Telescope. Other major universities have figured out that having a much tighter camera shot and a significantly lower angle gives a much more intimate, lively, fast and intense action feel to the at home viewer. I rarely can tell which personnel are actually in on any given play until the play is over and the player turns around and walks back to the huddle. PSU, MSU and UM haven’t figured this out either though. It definitely seems more like a B1G thing because most SEC teams are zoomed in at almost field level making the action look significantly faster. Biddle needs to have Bjork respond to this issue and see and there is something that can be done about it. This terrible shot reminds me of when I used to have to go back after a game the following day and watch game film from the end zone still single shot all-22.
At OSU (approx 45-50 yds of field in view – spaceship angle)
At LSU (approx 15 yds of field in view – low angle) 
At USC (approx 20 yds of field in view – low angle)
At Iowa State (approx 20 yds of field in view – slightly elevated angle) 
At Nebraska (approx 25 yds of field in view – a little more elevated angle)