Oregon and instant replays
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:35 pm
last night Oregon was awarded a TD after about a 15 minute delay and 2 instant replay reversals, from the game it looked like the second reversal was total bullshit. I just watched the game again and it WAS total bullshit
The original ruling was that Jonathon Stewart had stepped out of bounds on his own and then came back inbounds and caught a pass for a TD
after a 5 minute delay and the TD being over ruled because he had gone out of bounds, Oregon challenged an instant replay ruling
15 minutes later they ruled that the ball was tipped by a USC defender and this made Stewart an eligable receiver again.
after seeing 15 replays that they showed before the second ruling, it was obvious that no USC defender tipped the ball, it went off an Oregon receivers hands, the Fox broadcast didnt show any replays after that second ruling but Replay TV did the job for me.
Are these the same replay officials that worked the Oregon-Oklahoma game and if so, how much is Phil Knight paying them?
The original ruling was that Jonathon Stewart had stepped out of bounds on his own and then came back inbounds and caught a pass for a TD
after a 5 minute delay and the TD being over ruled because he had gone out of bounds, Oregon challenged an instant replay ruling
15 minutes later they ruled that the ball was tipped by a USC defender and this made Stewart an eligable receiver again.
after seeing 15 replays that they showed before the second ruling, it was obvious that no USC defender tipped the ball, it went off an Oregon receivers hands, the Fox broadcast didnt show any replays after that second ruling but Replay TV did the job for me.
Are these the same replay officials that worked the Oregon-Oklahoma game and if so, how much is Phil Knight paying them?