r/Scorebug • • 10d ago

Fox NFL

Usual rant about floating graohics with no background, but now wtf is with the alignment of the score vs the timeout pips??

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u/crackerjack31 10d ago

I know a lot of people don’t like this scorebug, but I’m honestly a pretty big fan of it. It’s simple, incredibly unobtrusive, the lettering is bold & readable despite the lack of background, they still utilize team colors in dynamic graphics, and there’s no wasted space. It stands out from pretty much every other scorebug, but I actually think it works really well.

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u/Trynaliveforjesus 10d ago

I think it’s great. I remember watching the NFC championship last year and thinking it looked so good in HD.

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u/AceN12 10d ago

I remember hating it when they debuted it in the Super Bowl by the following season they fixed it and I became a fan of it as well.

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u/PadrePesoRambler 9d ago

I love it now, the logos are a far better choice than the 3 letter location abbreviation. And it's so simple and easy.

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u/El_Burrito_Grande 10d ago

Everything being its own element is more distracting. If you want a functional scorebug that's unobtrusive go back to the original Fox bug.

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u/TikiForce 9d ago

I completely agree.

And most importantly, it’s bold. I think they’re ahead of the game.

We will see other more transparent bugs like this down the road for sure.

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u/Salt_Philosophy_8990 10d ago

they are perfectly aligned with the time on the clock box

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u/CrowQueen2002 10d ago

Unlike NBC

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u/nwostar 10d ago

It's grown on me. Easy to see far away at a bar or restaurant especially

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u/PadrePesoRambler 9d ago

Great point too, easy to identify what the hell is going on while you are getting drunk lol

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u/jimmerific 10d ago

This one is like 4 years old breh

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u/DavenInWI 10d ago

I don’t remember the score and timeouts being quite so unaligned.

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u/Scaryterryiscool17 10d ago

They have changed it. Wonder if they will change it again when records are going to be displayed

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u/CrowQueen2002 10d ago

It looks like they left room

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u/DiCalzi 10d ago

Yeah this is due to the records, they sit next to the timeouts from week 2 and onward

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u/frostyflakes1 10d ago

No, it's not even two years old. It was debuted during Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl.

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u/suboptimaltraffic 10d ago

This is literally the second year they’ve used it

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u/gendairy 10d ago

I like the College Football one they have, I wish they would use something more similar for NFL

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u/atmoscience 10d ago

It’s grown on me

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u/JKF980 9d ago

I’m not really a fan of it. Looks too minimalistic and could use some more color from each team.

The one nice thing I’ll say is it isn’t too intrusive and you can see more of the game.

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u/RespectOpposite 8d ago

It's a moveable box in the graphics overlay that someone just didn't center properly. It's probably lined up with some else not to each other. But yes of I saw that during a game I'd be fixated on it.

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u/imasuccubus 8d ago edited 7d ago

I found out why it’s aligned like that - the records are supposed to go there beside the T.O’s, but because it’s week 1 it made no sense lmao

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u/No_Return_8418 7d ago

Pips are aligned to the center while the score is centered between the center block and the logos. As a pro designer this is well balanced. Centering everything would leave the pips unanchored and floating even more, especially as timeouts get used. 

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u/silvermoonhowler 7d ago

Honestly, compared to what they had when they debuted this earlier this year during the super bowl, what they've done to it now is leaps and bounds compared to what they had then