So your whole point is based on evidence you can never get. Have you ever considered being the spokesman for the pro-choice campaign. I bet you can sway a lot of people if you just talked to them.
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The officiating at the end of this game is why basketball can suck
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So your whole point is based on evidence you can never get. Have you ever considered being the spokesman for the pro-choice campaign. I bet you can sway a lot of people if you just talked to them.
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Why exactly would I need to get it? Just to make you feel better? It has been confirmed they have their own footage The officials made the call. Logically, one can conclude that both the ESPN and PAC 12 feeds were looked at it. For the latter, that's exactly what the system was said to be installed for.
Do I know for a fact that they determined the final call based on their own footage? Nope. I've already said that. Fact is, none of us know. Hence, why I wonder how you all can be so certain that the call is wrong based on some blurry media.
Did you know that Sean Miller paid Lyons to go to Arizona. I'm 70% sure it is true. My proof is that Lyons is at Arizona. Boom mind blown
Oh and the shot was called good so we are looking for the evidence that overturned the original call. The media is so blurry and all it seems kinda inconclusive to us.
Nope it was Miller.
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I requested the PAC 12 feed of the exchange, and saw it with my own eyes. It wasn't even blurry.
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From what I read, the shot has to be signaled as good. It was only signaled as a three; not good (downward motion). I haven't checked any video of it, though.
Doesn't seem to be true. Two hands up is a made three. No downward motion needed, unless it's something that needs to be done on a shot when time expires. Doubt it.
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From what I read, the shot has to be signaled as good. It was only signaled as a three; not good (downward motion). I haven't checked any video of it, though.
Doesn't seem to be true. Two hands up is a made three. No downward motion needed, unless it's something that needs to be done on a shot when time expires. Doubt it.
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My condolences on the bull ****. Also, I don't have time to look through 27 pages of thread to see if this is posted. Delete if need be.
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JCatano
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That is a good one (that I've already seen). It's been talked about on the other forums. Looks a little different. The other is more centered on Chen.
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Basis for your 30%?
JCatano
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That exact screen? Looks good to me. The other like it (or same? - doesn't seem identical to me) was said to look like his right fingers were cut off, but they were still looking to be touching in it. I didn't really know what to think about it, because I did not think his right hand would be touching the ball at that point.
Actually, looking it again... It's not the same shot for sure.
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2D pix in a 3D world. Damn angles.
:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: are you serious? :lol:
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I doubt you've seen it anywhere else because it's a Skidmark original fark.
JCatano
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I'm talking about the screenshot he posted. Someone on either KU or ASU posted one like it, but it's not the same. Thought it was at first. That's hilarious!
JCatano
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Can I post it on there?
C'mon... You know you want me to.
You guys are terrible fish.
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Can I post it on there?
C'mon... You know you want me to.
It's sweet of you to ask. Be sure to include the rest of the Super NinChendo series.
The legend of Sabatino grows daily.
Well....then I was mistaken at your attempt.
I'm talking about the screenshot he posted. Someone on either KU or ASU posted one like it, but it's not the same. Thought it was at first. That's hilarious!
JCatano
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Fishing for a slip-up can be hard work at times, but you blew it wide open before I even really tried.
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Lame. They aren't buying it, either.
Anyway... This is for Junction:
The league then explained how replay works:
• A machine provided by XOS receives three different feeds in real time throughout the game.
Five camera angles come from the television provider - in Thursday's case, ESPNU.
Two more angles come from cameras XOS erected at McKale Center; each camera is located opposite the television cameras, behind the team benches, and shoots toward each basket.
McKale Center's scoreboard also sends a feed to the system.
"I know they used everything that was available," said Pac-12 spokesman David Hirsch, who detailed the system to the Star. "They look at all the video and find whatever's the best.
"They have the ability to stop it frame-by-frame and enlarge it."
• The instant replay technician can access the angles at the instruction of an official. Each school has two technicians, one primary and one back-up, who received preseason training on the system.
• The feeds are sent via a high-definition feed to the courtside computer monitor.
Until this season, teams around the league used either monitors or televisions and could only receive replays by asking television producers or the in-house producers for them.
"It all comes in, and it's being recorded," Hirsch said. "You can look at all the camera angles without asking the producer."
So...Two cameras from PAC 12, Junction. Not three.
Anyway... This is for Junction:
The league then explained how replay works:
• A machine provided by XOS receives three different feeds in real time throughout the game.
Five camera angles come from the television provider - in Thursday's case, ESPNU.
Two more angles come from cameras XOS erected at McKale Center; each camera is located opposite the television cameras, behind the team benches, and shoots toward each basket.
McKale Center's scoreboard also sends a feed to the system.
"I know they used everything that was available," said Pac-12 spokesman David Hirsch, who detailed the system to the Star. "They look at all the video and find whatever's the best.
"They have the ability to stop it frame-by-frame and enlarge it."
• The instant replay technician can access the angles at the instruction of an official. Each school has two technicians, one primary and one back-up, who received preseason training on the system.
• The feeds are sent via a high-definition feed to the courtside computer monitor.
Until this season, teams around the league used either monitors or televisions and could only receive replays by asking television producers or the in-house producers for them.
"It all comes in, and it's being recorded," Hirsch said. "You can look at all the camera angles without asking the producer."
So...Two cameras from PAC 12, Junction. Not three.
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Don't flatter yourself. The **** Baylor series takes it to another level.
One more Chen.
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My boys are 3 &5 and they can see that **** from here.....
Even my 1 month old daughter knows the diaper full of bull****....
I was enrolled at U of A and supposed to live in Arizona- Sonora so Ia m certainly fond of your school.... I made a last minute decision to go to CU because I wanted to be a freestyle skier. I ignored CU hoops for many years because our school did not care. I have always been a Temple and Villanova fan because my family went there......
I don't have a bias here.... Your arguments are the equivalent to convicted murderers trying to use a shred of circumstantial evidence to prove reasonable doubt. It is your right to do that as a fan..... You just look ridiculous to us.
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In baseball, a tie does not go to the runner.
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