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From: Steve Williams
I'd be intrigued as to how that goes down in the US because I think I'm
right in thinking that the concept of highlights is not that common on US
TV - you'd either see the whole match, live or on a delay, or just brief
clips on the news, as opposed to a ten- or fifteen-minute edit.
There is NBC's pre-Sunday Night Football program "Football Night In
America", which airs extended clips of the afternoon's NFL games. This would
go beyond scoring highlights of, say, the Seattle-Oakland game as seen in
Miami.
And at the collegiate level, some channels and/or teams re-air full games,
while other channels/teams (including my alma mater) airs a one-hour,
cut-down version.
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|_>|_> Brad Beam- Belle WV
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