@GolfChannel How about showing every shot from the players. There are only 20 golfers on the course.
Geez. This may be some of the worst coverage I’ve seen from TGC
@ThomassCaldwell@LeeSouthwell6 Well Auburn wasn’t running to the line of scrimmage to run another play either. The refs had control of setting the ball ready for play so replay did not have to buzz down to stop the play.
@ZaslowShow You’re wrong. The clock is at 1 second when there is actually .9 seconds on the clock, .5 seconds on the clock and .1 seconds on the clock. You can set the clock to tenths of a second or seconds.
@JordanStrack You do realize that when a clock is synced to seconds and not tenths that it doesn’t actually change to 8 seconds until it is 8.0 seconds?
It does not go to 8 seconds at 8.5 or 8.1 it is 8.0. When the clock hits zero there are no tenths left.
@matthartwell_@_SVPod Bullshit!
The clock is either synced to tenths of a second if it has capacity to show tenths or it is synced to seconds. You can rationalize all you want, but that���s incorrect according to actual clock operators.
@SWiltfong_ Really?
You expect people to believe something different than what they actually saw with their own eyes? You’ve got to literally be stupid to believe that without clear and transparent evidence that the clock was wrong. The world saw ZEROES on the clock and the ball in the air