​For Duke fans who prefer to listen to David Shumate, the Voice of the Blue Devils, over the television announcers while watching the game, some amazing news is coming ahead of the 2026-27 college football and basketball seasons.Duke has partnered with Homestream, a mobile app that syncs a team’s local and radio broadcasts to live national and regional televised games.“For many fans, nothing beats hearing their hometown announcers – the voices who go to practice, travel to every game, and ride every high and low right alongside them,” Steve Hasty, CEO of Homestream, said in a statement. “Our live synchronization technology removes the guesswork, aligning the radio call to the TV picture automatically. Duke, Auburn and Georgia Tech are just the beginning – our goal is to give every fanbase in college sports the same experience: your team, your announcers, perfectly synced.”It’s a simple app to use: point your phone at the TV where the Duke game is playing while the app is open, and the broadcast will sync up.Homestream is a subscription service that fans can order for an entire football or basketball season for $79.99.This article originally appeared on Duke Wire: Duke partners with Homestream app that syncs radio calls to live TV