Replays need to be reviewed in real time.
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BRILLIANT!!!
You should send them an email and let them know
I"m sure they haven't thought of that before
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
BRILLIANT!!!
You should send them an email and let them know
I"m sure they haven't thought of that before
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NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Dog...either contribute, or get off my brim.
They replay using slow mo and it obscures the fast nature of the game.
I'm Chillin
All Star
I agree
it doesn't really matter though in all honesty
a foul is a foul regardless of how it happened in real time
my only gripe is that they should need to stop calling these ticky tack fouls all the daamn time
it kills the momentum of the game
I know its great for the networks, which is probably why there are so many BS fouls
it allows them to have more commercials
but that shyt killsme
a foul is a foul regardless of how it happened in real time
my only gripe is that they should need to stop calling these ticky tack fouls all the daamn time
it kills the momentum of the game
I know its great for the networks, which is probably why there are so many BS fouls
it allows them to have more commercials
but that shyt killsme
verbaltelekinesis
LWO Joint Chief
I gotta disagree with you on this one Reb. The point of replay is to get the call right. If you're using replay on a call then it's because the validity of the call is in question. Go frame by frame if you have to, just get the call right.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
I understand on those calls. I'm talking about flagrant fouls or hits to the head
Dark Knyght
All Star
Either way, they got it right, if your referring to the Battier / Westbrook situation.
threattonature
Veteran
Nah I completely disagree on this one. Even on hard fouls or flagrants by reviewing in slow motion you can see if they made a motion outside of a regular basketball play that you may not be able to see in regular speed.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
Nah. There was a play where devin Harris was kicked out for a flagrant foul because slow motion focused on how hard the player he hit hit the ground and made it look like Harris did it deliberately. In real time, it looked like he clearly went for the ball. No one has three seconds to deliberately hit someone in the perfect spot with the speed of the game. That's not to say that there are deliberate fouls.
I dont disagree, but at the same time, it just comes with the territory.
threattonature
Veteran
That's more the result of bad officiating IMO instead of instant replay. Officials should be smart enough to differentiate.
THE MACHINE
night owl
Not a bad idea.....and how about making both teams shoot FTs on double techs