Just watched the video feed from the booth. They got it right. The TV clock was slightly ahead of the field clock, and the field clock still showed :01 when the out-of-bounds defender first touched the ball.You would like to think the games are not fixed or rigged but then they do what they did to Western Michigan. Absolute thievery.
If that’s the case, that’s good. It looked like a terrible call on TV. I was watching at a restaurant with no sound so couldn’t hear what was being said but it didn’t even look all that close to me.Just watched the video feed from the booth. They got it right. The TV clock was slightly ahead of the field clock, and the field clock still showed :01 when the out-of-bounds defender first touched the ball.
It seemed inexcusable live, but they were showing the TV clock. The replay guys were watching a synched camera shot of the field clock. You can hear them talking it through and it was clear.If that’s the case, that’s good. It looked like a terrible call on TV. I was watching at a restaurant with no sound so couldn’t hear what was being said but it didn’t even look all that close to me.
Just saw it. Glad they were able to show that, they did get it right it appears.It seemed inexcusable live, but they were showing the TV clock. The replay guys were watching a synched camera shot of the field clock. You can hear them talking it through and it was clear.
How on earth do you have a TV clock that is different from the field clock?Just watched the video feed from the booth. They got it right. The TV clock was slightly ahead of the field clock, and the field clock still showed :01 when the out-of-bounds defender first touched the ball.
Come on. The field clock is synced to the broadcast, that's how it's always been. They even reset the game clock right before the play so there was zero ambiguity about half seconds or anything like that. Then after the play this heretorefore entirely unknown super secret clock shows up that magically has 1 extra second on it?Just saw it. Glad they were able to show that, they did get it right it appears.
The mystery gets deeper because the initial statement they put out clearly states that they used a direct shot of the game clock in the stadium.Come on. The field clock is synced to the broadcast, that's how it's always been. They even reset the game clock right before the play so there was zero ambiguity about half seconds or anything like that. Then after the play this heretorefore entirely unknown super secret clock shows up that magically has 1 extra second on it?
That stinks. Anyone watching it knows it stinks, and the Big Ten putting out a deep fake with a made up clock makes it even worse. Might as well call it the "Special Edition" and ask George Lucas to add Jabba the Hutt and Hayden Christensen in to it while we are at it.


