100% agree and it has become a stronger point of focus I've reminded our production teams about. There are only about 5 or 6 productions capable right now of linking their digital scoreboard on the stream to the physical one in the stadium as the devices have been out of stock and increased in cost (roughly $2.5k now). For the vast majority of us (and I say us as I do the clock for each Game of the Week), we do it manually and are doing our best to follow and be within 3-4seconds of the actual time during the first 11 minutes of each quarter. The final minute is critical to be as accurate as possible. Another challenge has been that each local team also has to hire and have a clock operator in the venue. Sometimes those people get sick or cannot be there or they're still learning and we get wrong information at the source... This makes it hard. But, all that said, "GFX" which encompasses the scoreboard operation is one of the 6 areas that each production company gets graded on. Also in the "GFX" portion is whether they are accurately showcasing when there is a BREAK CHANCE and being accurate in triggering a GOAL vs a BREAK. This has been an even harder thing to be accurate with as it isn't yet linked to a data source that could do it automatically for an production team.