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Sep 27, 2024
10:02:19pm

shoganai All-American

The rule is fine. No matter how you define it there will be fringe calls that

are controversial. That's just part of sports. The truth is, the games would lose some significant appeal if there was never a close call to debate.

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shoganai

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Last login: Sep 27, 2024
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They need to just change the rule to when a play is reviewed the replay

ybecausethatswhy

Sep 27, 9:49pm

I kind of agree with this on scoring plays. Not other plays

cougarfann888

Sep 27, 9:50pm

Plus games would all be 30+ minutes longer

TADOW

Sep 27, 9:53pm

That'd be a nice process for a game-ending play like this one.

DirtyWater

Sep 27, 9:53pm

Refs should be allowed not to make a call on the field if they didn’t have a

allaboutthegainz

Sep 27, 9:53pm

I think they have to make a call on the field, unless you want 10x as much

Samsonite

Sep 27, 9:55pm

I would think there would not be many plays where the refs don’t have a good

allaboutthegainz

Sep 27, 9:58pm

Understood. Refs still need to make a call in the field. Just dont make the

ybecausethatswhy

Sep 27, 9:58pm

There would be a lot more replay and a lot worse officiating with that approach.

Samsonite

Sep 27, 10:03pm

Disagree.

macdizzle

Sep 27, 9:58pm

The rule is fine. No matter how you define it there will be fringe calls that

shoganai

Sep 27, 10:02pm

Nope. This keeps the human element and lushes the refs to make the right call.

brazilcoug

Sep 27, 10:12pm

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