The local sportscast is dying. The emergence of all-sports channels and catered fan websites has rendered this medium mundane. No opinions, not enough time to delve into details and a complete lack of resources.

Want highlights? There's a website that probably has them. 

Want analysis? There's dozens of articles ready to read...and you're allowed longer than a few minutes to digest the content.

So, other than expecting people to turn on their TV at a designated time because they always have...how does the local sportscast attract an audience? Engage them.

Crowd-sourcing is a wonderfully humbling process that can create a great bond with an audience...or potentially create one. Simply throw out a question on social media and farm the results. If no one responds, welp, just do your normal sportscast. If they reach out, embrace them. The return is a wonderful exchange of ideas.

Last night I tweeted out that I'm starting something called #Sportscast. This week's theme: Old School Wrestlers. I simply asked for people to tweet me the names of former wrestlers and I'd try to fit them into my sportscast.  Nearly 50 responses later, I had a pool of possibilities. The result is the video above.