It's about setting up the wireless network for the Superbowl. 600 AP's inside, 250 more to cover the parking lot. I'd like to see the post mortem to find out how well it all worked.
"The NFL manages to spread 60 minutes of clock time across three hours in a typical game. What with time running off the clock between plays and the typical play lasting about four seconds, an average game ends up with only 11 minutes of action."
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