After watching the horrific call in today's steelers/pats game, how would you feel if you woke up Tomorrow and heard that all sports had banned all forms of video review? IMO, this is the death of sports.
Why would they end it for tennis? It works perfectly.After watching the horrific call in today's steelers/pats game, how would you feel if you woke up Tomorrow and heard that all sports had banned all forms of video review? IMO, this is the death of sports.
Video replay and challenges are here to stay get used to it. For years we blamed the Refs, who did a great job dealing with dirty players who got away with too much shit and calls that required them to judge a call within a fraction of a second... with video review we catch almost all of it given camera angles, camera doesn't lie.After watching the horrific call in today's steelers/pats game, how would you feel if you woke up Tomorrow and heard that all sports had banned all forms of video review? IMO, this is the death of sports.
Correct. It is the rule not the replay.Perhaps we should change the rule that caused the TD to be overturned.
I don't think there is any way a rule from 1940 could ever imagine odell Beckham making 1 handed catches. The ridiculous athleticism and ball catching ability is why there is a need to be as exact as they are.What irks me to no end is that there are different rules if it's a runner running it in, or a receiver is. It used to be if you had control of the ball and break the plane it was a TD. End of story. THAT is the rule they need to revert to.
Why is it a runner can break the plane and then fumble when the ball hits the ground it is a TD? But if a receiver does the exact same thing it is an incomplete pass? How they came up with this cluster fuck is beyond me.
If the receiver doesn't maintain control of the football through contact with the ground then it's an incomplete pass anywhere on the field, and it doesn't matter one whit whether there's a goal line involved or not. If he loses control - it's simply incomplete.What irks me to no end is that there are different rules if it's a runner running it in, or a receiver is. It used to be if you had control of the ball and break the plane it was a TD. End of story. THAT is the rule they need to revert to.
Why is it a runner can break the plane and then fumble when the ball hits the ground it is a TD? But if a receiver does the exact same thing it is an incomplete pass? How they came up with this cluster fuck is beyond me.