Pac-12 Officiating

[nogerO]

Wonder how the pac12 refs will screw us over this week

I was through the roof on the first drive when they reviewed Ferguson's non-catch after a follow-up play had already been run.

Par for the course.

"After further review, the previous play is not eligible for review?" WTF? I was glad that most of the reviews went our way but come on man!

[rsbgduck]

PAC-12 fans: Officials in the PAC can’t get any worse

PAC-12 Officials: Hold our beers, we got this



Across the NCAA it seems that officials are relying more on replay that calling a good game and making calls.they’ll call whatever and leave it up to replay to fix the fuckups.

[karlhungis]

That was incredibly bad.

[buckmarkduck]

But yet they didn’t stop and review the two helmet to helmet hits on Brown? Both where far worse than the one called on KT and on JJ3

[dthomas=ddixon]

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[chapelhillduck]

If they called it a TD on the field it would have stood….this is where the default to fumble then hope review cleans it up viewpoint (which is normally good) screws things up bc there weren’t enough cameras for a definitive view. Yeah, it’s a TD but in real game time it’s not definitive enough from those pics


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[StevensTechU]

If Oregon makes the playoff, ESPN is going to find a way to show 1 camera angle in black & white, while Georgia (1) vs. Alabama (4) is going to be feature hi-def body cameras worn by every player, with 80 other angles available.

[Phalanx]

If Oregon makes the playoff, ESPN is going to find a way to show 1 camera angle in black & white, while Georgia (1) vs. Alabama (4) is going to be feature hi-def body cameras worn by every player, with 80 other angles available.

I feel like that's what happened in the Auburn game. The refs were unable to see Newton's fumble, or Harris's interception.

[Duck07]

If Oregon makes the playoff, ESPN is going to find a way to show 1 camera angle in black & white, while Georgia (1) vs. Alabama (4) is going to be feature hi-def body cameras worn by every player, with 80 other angles available.

We certainly wouldn't get the limited edition 1 Million-K field cam that they use. (not that I've seen a replay review use that camera feed before)

[UOducksTK1]

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I think the most concerning thing is how do they not have goal line camera view for reviewing?

[woundedknees]

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I think the most concerning thing is how do they not have goal line camera view for reviewing?

That has been an issue for years on end.