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One Frog Nation

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There was also uncalled holding on 96 (just as Underwood releases the ball, shown in the video from this tweet)



The Big Ten needs to explain why the clock shown on the broadcast hits zero and why it doesn't match the clock the replay officials were watching.

This was a particularly egregious mistake and trying to claim it wasn't a mistake damages the credibility of CFB more than if they had come out saying it was an error.

that's easy. there are 2 different clocks and they use the one needed by the big ten team. heck, they may have 3 or 4 different clocks if needed.
 

Sangria Wine

Active Member
A few years ago I recall some talk of the game clocks adding a decimal place to get 1/10th of a second level accuracy. I could see where that could be the issue. If a clock struck 0 on one clock but the other had 1/10th of a second left it would still show 1 second remaining. Two different clocks started by hand it would be very easy to be off by a fraction of a second.
 

froginmn

Fan Club
How did the refs not overturn that fumble recovery call?
Just another brick in the wall toward making zero people trust the fairness of CFB.

I'm getting closer to watching no CFB on television. Only watching WI-ND because my daughter and SIL are there.

This sport looks more and more like it's 100% rigged. Fans need to fight back and stop watching.
 
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Zebra Frog

Guest
A few years ago I recall some talk of the game clocks adding a decimal place to get 1/10th of a second level accuracy. I could see where that could be the issue. If a clock struck 0 on one clock but the other had 1/10th of a second left it would still show 1 second remaining. Two different clocks started by hand it would be very easy to be off by a fraction of a second.
Not allowed in NCAA football.
 
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