Replay Restrictions on Video Boards?
Posted: Sat May 23, 2009 4:22 pm
UMass doesn't have a video board...it's on the list for the "Friend of UMass Football" as we raise funds for improvements...
But lots of schools have them...and the CAA is thinking about putting restrictions on what can and what can't be shown on the replay boards...
For those schools with video boards...Are there any restrictions on replays?????
But lots of schools have them...and the CAA is thinking about putting restrictions on what can and what can't be shown on the replay boards...
http://www.timesdispatch.com/rtd/sports ... 20/268986/Look ahead to Oct. 10. The University of Richmond is playing at James Madison in a Colonial Athletic Association football showdown. Tie game. One minute left.
UR's Eric Ward passes deep to Kevin Grayson, who goes airborne and catches the ball along the sideline at JMU's 5. The official nearest the play determines Grayson had one foot in-bounds. A completion is ruled. This game is being televised, but officials in Football Championship Subdivision regular-season games are not permitted to use TV replay as a review tool (not many FCS games are televised).
Grayson's grab is replayed on the Bridgeforth Stadium video screen, which reflects that neither of his feet landed in-bounds. About 15,000 of the 16,000 jammed into Bridgeforth begin to boo. The catch is replayed again and again. Boos grow louder. Security holds back a handful of irate fans trying to get onto the field.
For those schools with video boards...Are there any restrictions on replays?????