Replay officials

[MepoDawg#]

Really suck today. Missed Miami player being down and cost Duke the game. Now Stanford catches a break.

 

[hawksauce]

If the replay officials for the Stanford game don't lose their jobs or fined like a mofo there is absolutely no point to have them anymore.

 

[Hawktagonapus]

Just plain dishonest. No way to justify it. That was a fumble.

 

[SMNWHawk]

I agree on the Duke game. But in the Stanford game, the Wazzu defender never possessed the ball before his right foot touched out of bounds. He did after. The ESPN crew didn't catch that either. I want Stanford to lose too, but think it was the right call.

 

[hawksauce]

Well Stanford is knocking on the door already thanks to the fix.

 

[hawksauce]

I agree on the Duke game. But in the Stanford game, the Wazzu defender never possessed the ball before his right foot touched out of bounds. He did after. The ESPN crew didn't catch that either. I want Stanford to lose too, but think it was the right call.

He ripped the ball out of McCafferys hands and was layin inbounds on his back with the ball? How did he not have possession inbounds?

 

[iowalaker]

Every conference does things different in regards to replays. Most if not all of these conferences don't have the TV angles that we see. They don't have a tv in the room with the game on or anything. Makes you wonder what kind of views some of these guys are getting.

Which I find silly since those are the only replays anyone in the world sees.

 

[NashvilleHawk]

I thought replay missed the Stanford fumble, but ex-Muscatine native, Chris Hassel posted this short video clip, and it looks like the defender's foot was out of bound prior to controlling the football.

The Miami-Duke game was a miss, and the knee was down on that return.

 

[SMNWHawk]

Thank you for the video....

 

[Hawkenstein]

If the replay officials for the Stanford game don't lose their jobs or fined like a mofo there is absolutely no point to have them anymore.

NM