How the TV broadcast handled No. 16 seed Fairleigh Dickinson’s historic win over Purdue

Production trucks in sports television are organized chaos. There are thousands of decisions made for every telecast, an orchestra of producers, directors, editors, audio and camera operators working in sync. If all goes well, you’ll never know what happened. You’ll just come away from the broadcast feeling satisfied. With 26 seconds to go in the first half of No. 16 Fairleigh Dickinson’s historic upset over No. 1 Purdue on Friday night — FDU led 30-29 at the time — CBS …