Mock ESPN table puts spotlight on student section

Three Baldwin students created a mock ESPN table and set it up in front of the student section at Friday's boys basketball game.

Photo courtesy Kenneth Pegher

Three Baldwin students created a mock ESPN table and set it up in front of the student section at Friday’s boys basketball game.

Zachary Wyse, Staff Writer

College students love seeing a game at their school being covered by a broadcast team from ESPN.

Baldwin got the next best thing at the boys basketball game on Friday, as three students made and ran a mock ESPN table in the stands.

Seniors Josh Dadig, Matthew Fediaczko, and Kieran Schmidt sat in front of Baldwin’s student section, dressed up as ESPN reporters.

“Matt saw it on the internet and after that we brought the idea to life,” Dadig said.

Dadig said preparing for the game took about an hour, and the crew was creative with props.

“It took us about an hour to set up the tablecloth,” Dadig said. “We also used our Playstation 4 microphones as headsets.”

The boys also did a post-game interview with Baldwin boys basketball player Andrew Degenhardt.

The crew plans on doing the ESPN mock again at some future home games for the boys team.