Dan Porter, CEO of @Overtime, shares the early viral moments that proved the company’s vision for sports media was real. He explains how one of the first breakout clips wasn’t of a famous or highly ranked player, but a random high school kid whose moment simply connected with audiences. That realization showed the team that relevance and authenticity mattered more than star power. Dan then recounts a second defining moment at a Las Vegas tournament, when a member of the Overtime team captured an iPhone video of LaVar Ball throwing a basketball at #lameloball Ball. After posting it, @espn rebroadcast the clip, instantly validating that raw, mobile-shot content could travel from social media all the way to television. Together, these moments confirmed that Overtime’s approach, being close to the action, filming with phones, and moving fast, could rival traditional sports media and win the attention of a new generation of fans. #sportstechvc #sports #tech #vc #seventysixcapital #seventy...