@Boy_Bruno24@ClayTravis When you revie time you review relative to the game clock. Which is the stadium. That clock hit 0's. It's that simple. When players make a last second shot the refs review by the game clock. They don't go looking for a different clock
@JoshPateCFB The stadium clock has has been the clock to keep time since the start of football. The clock hit 0. The game is over. If you want to review, you do so by the stadium clock. You don't go to a different clock
@Garbo824@therealka123@ClayTravis Then that means they weren't synced. Synced is synced. The Big 10 is essentially saying, "trust us we have the true clock that only we can see."
@pollydoll99@ClayTravis You can't see when he touched the ball. You have to have clear and obvious evidence to overturn a call. You can't determine exactly when the kid touched the ball because you can't see it.
@JW_A80@ClayTravis To overturn a call you need clear and obvious evidence. There is no way they have clear and obvious anything because you can't see the ball
@UrbanMyerCheats@ClayTravis To overturn this call you need to have clear and obvious evidence that the kid touched it when they say he did. You can't see the ball
@PatLovesSports@ScottHanson It's crazy to me that more people aren't bringing this up For a call to be overturned they need to have definitive video evidence
@barstoolsports How can you see the ball? That is not definitive enough for an overturn. The big 10 video and statement made it worse. The said the clocks are synced but the clocks clearly werent synced.