Oct 21, 2024
11:51:31am
11:51:31am
Which is why the two questions in my post are relevant. If it is in the
normal flow of the game, like Omar Morgan, ok.
But if you have someone dedicated to stealing signs, it gets sketchy. If you give them extra circumstances and equipment with which to do it, then it is even sketchier.
Is it okay for a grad assistant in the press box with binoculars to track the opposing team's signs during the game? What if you used game film to break down not just the other team's plays and tendencies, but also their sideline signals?
What if you hacked the other team's headphones (like UTEP, 1984)?
Where is the line?
But if you have someone dedicated to stealing signs, it gets sketchy. If you give them extra circumstances and equipment with which to do it, then it is even sketchier.
Is it okay for a grad assistant in the press box with binoculars to track the opposing team's signs during the game? What if you used game film to break down not just the other team's plays and tendencies, but also their sideline signals?
What if you hacked the other team's headphones (like UTEP, 1984)?
Where is the line?
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you mean when they moved to helmet radios? I'm sure he just views that as another challenge for the eng. team
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