Wayne Cavadi

1 week ago | ncaa.com | Wayne Cavadi

Will Bednar holds Vanderbilt hitless in College World Series clincher In the 75-year history of the CWS, there have been 47 low-hit ball games. Low-hit games are considered no-hitters, one-hitters, and two-hitters per the CWS record book. Seventeen of those 47 games have needed multiple pitchers to complete the contest, so let’s narrow our focus first to the 30 pitchers who tossed low-hit gems all by their lonesome.

1 week ago | avnetwork.com | Wayne Cavadi

Yet another InfoComm 2025 is in the books, and what a successful one it was. Typically, SCN's director of content, Mark J. Pescatore, has his trade show takeaways, but five days in Orlando provided plenty of food for thought. While Mark's thoughts are sure to come later this week, I thought I'd share a little bit about what we saw on the show floor.

2 weeks ago | ncaa.com | Wayne Cavadi

Every 2024 MCWS team's winning moment from super regionals Florida State's Alex Lodise is the winner of the 2025 Dick Howser Trophy,The award, presented each year by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA), was the 37th trophy they've handed out since the inception of the award. Let’s take a look back at the history of the Dick Howser Trophy.

2 weeks ago | avnetwork.com | Wayne Cavadi

AI. Immersive experiences. Hybrid collaboration. The cloud. Will the Pro AV buzzwords of today be here tomorrow? AVIXA CEO Dave Labuskes took out the crystal ball and led an engaging discussion with industry visionaries, diving into where they anticipate Pro AV is heading and what they are helping to create over the next five years at the keynote presentation “2030 Vision: The Future of AV.”[Bring on the Visuals: InfoComm 2025 Booths We Loved...

2 weeks ago | avnetwork.com | Wayne Cavadi

It has become a tradition like some others. Every year, I search the show floor for some of SCN's favorite booths. Whether it is ISE, NAB Show, or InfoComm, there is always awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping fun to be found. Usually, Samsung's The Wall steals the show as the first thing you see, but as Cindy Davis reported, things have changed for 2025. This year, we focused on the booths that rocked our socks off visually in Orlando.