GALLERY OF PHOTOS — click a thumbnail for a larger version    The Pete:  October 24, 2002
	In the truck, we graphics people need to be able to see the score and time on a monitor.  Therefore, there has to be a camera inside the arena aimed at the scoreboard.  But which scoreboard? The top photo shows one of the auxiliary boards, which are in each end zone on the facing of the upper deck.  Unfortunately, the two teams' scores are a mile apart. (TEXT CONTINUED BELOW) The bottom photo shows the main scoreboard that hangs over midcourt.  Unfortunately, at the moment it is showing neither score nor time. We are told that the main scoreboard will in fact function as a scoreboard during the game, but I would not be surprised if the score were replaced by replays and other features during pauses in the action.  If that happens, we'll have to rely on our courtside statisticians to read the end zone scoreboard to us. 2009 update:  Nowadays we often put a camera in one of the auxiliary gyms under the stands, where arrangments have been made for the fulltime scoreboards to show the same numbers as the ones in the main arena.