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Replays on scoreboard in PJS during Finals?

Should replays be shown at the State Finals 67 members have voted

  1. 1. Should replays be shown at the State Finals

    • Yes: Plays should be shown with no exceptions.
      65%
      44
    • Yes: But only plays that are not controversial.
      14%
      10
    • Yes: But only "positive" plays (no dropped passes, fumbles, penalties)
      8%
      6
    • No: It just isn't worth the controversy and puts the refs in a no-win situation.
      10%
      7

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Some discussion over replays being shown or not shown on the scoreboard inside PJS during the State Finals?

 

Please vote and post your thoughts.

I thought that most of the plays that I saw that I could have disagreed with were not replayed, which did nothing but raise my suspicions even more. By not playing the replays on every play, you almost say the refs missed it by not showing it......Sometimes what you don't say is more important than what you do say.......or at least that is the way I look at it.

 

I voted for not replaying them, but I think the better thing would be only to show "High Lite Plays" but for gosh sakes, don't play in slow motion dropped passes, which really makes that player look bad.

I say show more plays and less commercials.

I say show more plays and less commercials.

The Philipps fumble play was not shown in 6A. I agree with that decision but then again, I tend to try to protect the zebras. No need to rile up one half of the stadium.

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