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Audio Issues Affect ABC Broadcast During Texas-Tennessee Game with Trump in Attendance

ABC's broadcast of the Texas-Tennessee football game faced audio issues that arose during a discussion about President Trump's presence at the event. The problems included static and garbled sound, which lasted several minutes before being resolved.

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ABC experienced significant audio problems during the Texas-Tennessee football game on Saturday, coinciding with a discussion about potential communication disruptions due to President Donald Trump's attendance. Following a report from sideline reporter Laura Rutledge, the broadcast booth conversation became difficult to hear due to static and garbled sound that persisted for several minutes. At one point, play-by-play announcer Chris Fowler instructed analyst Kirk Herbstreit to pause while technicians addressed the audio issues. A graphic was displayed during Rutledge's report, detailing 'electromagnetic deconfliction' and the coordination of radio frequencies managed by the Secret Service for Trump's movements at Neyland Stadium. The audio was restored after a brief period.

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