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could be a colorspace issue

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on October 21, 2009 at 17:56:18:
Blue and purple are close, but if you're seeing such a drastic difference in purple that it becomes blue, there's a problem. Are these differences in color only on HD broadcasts? SD broadcasts? If they're originally SD signals, is there a receiver/STB converting the signal to HD resolution? Then again, it may very well be that some of the cameras are out of calibration or the stations are in need of a calibration themselves.

Now if the other teams looked "blue", I'd say it was probably due to Brett and Adrian kickin' ass and takin' names.