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Replay controversy in Arizona

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Clyde, you're an official aren't you?

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Clyde, you're an official aren't you?

 

Former.

I have two good friends who are as well. I sometimes think they wear blinders. It's admirable how they stand for each other even in an obvious case. I give you all credit for that.

I have two good friends who are as well. I sometimes think they wear blinders. It's admirable how they stand for each other even in an obvious case. I give you all credit for that.

 

Wrong assumption.

 

Until I see the replay angle they saw I don't know what the right call was. I've read that the angle that most saw (me included) that caused the "it was obviously good" reaction was an angle that the clock was .1 off since it was an insert by the TV broadcast. If true, then how can we definitively say it was good?

 

The other angle I saw made it very difficult to determine if it still on the finger or not. My gut says I would have still said good but it was far from conclusive.

 

Plus, I didn't stand up for these guys in this thread. I've already said they screwed up on other plays in both regulation and OT.

I thought the TV crew mentioned we we're seeing the same thing as the Refs. I could be wrong...again :D

Clyde, there's a picture of the shot that shows the ball clearly out of his hand with both the clock insert and the above basket clock showing .01 seconds. It was clearly a blown call, and the fact that the NCAA and PAC 12 are standing by the officials is a gross injustice to Colorado.

Clyde, there's a picture of the shot that shows the ball clearly out of his hand with both the clock insert and the above basket clock showing .01 seconds. It was clearly a blown call, and the fact that the NCAA and PAC 12 are standing by the officials is a gross injustice to Colorado.

 

 

Got a link to the picture?

It's out there. Can't link it from work, just google "CU buzzer beater at Arizona" and it'll pop up.

The second picture in that link, the side angle, shows it CLEARLY was good.

The second picture in that link, the side angle, shows it CLEARLY was good.

 

I think that's the one that is supposedly 0.1 off due to TV.

Again, do the refs go to the monitor without a call in-place? Or is it ruled one way or another then evaluated and reviewed?

I think that's the one that is supposedly 0.1 off due to TV.

 

You can see the clock above the basket still says .01 on it....

Again, do the refs go to the monitor without a call in-place? Or is it ruled one way or another then evaluated and reviewed?

 

I didn't see any official say it beat the clock. I think they go to the clock to make the decision. It's not like the NFL where they make a call and THEN go to the clock.

You can see the clock above the basket still says .01 on it....

 

I see .1 (not .01 or someone would have bionic eyes) but I cannot tell if it's off his fingers.

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