In person vs. TV experience

[TexShoe]

I went to Knoxville last weekend.  We had great seats. Outside some harmless horns down silliness, we were treated very by Tennessee fans.  I simply had a marvelous time.  In fact, I was so happy and proud after the game I didn't want to leave the stadium.  I stayed in my seat just basking for an extra 20 minutes watching grumpy Tennessee fans leave.  

I rewatched the game Tues night at home, expecting to relive the same utter euphoria, but came away with a totally opposite experience.  I was pissed, just seething over the same game that I was so happy to watch in person. 

This day in age, you see so much on tv than in person, but I never expected to come away having a totally different opinion of the game than just 3 days ago.  Anyone else experience this before?  

[lemthekite]

 

TexShoe said:

I went to Knoxville last weekend. We had great seats. Outside some harmless horns down silliness, we were treated very by Tennessee fans. I simply had a marvelous time. In fact, I was so happy and proud after the game I didn't want to leave the stadium. I stayed in my seat just basking for an extra 20 minutes watching grumpy Tennessee fans leave.

I rewatched the game Tues night at home, expecting to relive the same utter euphoria, but came away with a totally opposite experience. I was pissed, just seething over the same game that I was so happy to watch in person.

This day in age, you see so much on tv than in person, but I never expected to come away having a totally different opinion of the game than just 3 days ago. Anyone else experience this before?

 

Being in the crowd lets the result carry the whole day, while the replay turns every missed call and blown chance into a close-up. Same win, completely different nerve level.