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@Tangyxbt @TipOfTheBanana “Goy Sauce”

Legendary

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Rhamondre “Go Straight” Stevenson

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Seattle D has Drake Maye panicking in the pocket.

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@ruicharadrius @SandboxVet04 Brother, there should not be any bad

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@LukeGhiardi I’m confused because you can see the officials using the camera pointed at the scoreboard clock in their determination not the embedded game clock. The same clock that was given to us by the BIG10 after the game…

https://t.co/U9gZHylHtN

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A Big Ten replay worker showed fans that there was 0:01 left on the game clock at the end of the Michigan-Western Michigan game.

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@PSUStats @bigten This is physically impossible to do to the Hawkeye replay system, as it uses a high speed camera pointing at the scoreboard. You would have to feed a fake camera feed DURING THE GAME to the machine, as there is no way to desync the replay from the clock.

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@UnionAndBlue Pretty sure it’s black and white looking at the ACTUAL OFFICIAL REPLAY NOT THE BROADCAST REPLAY

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@PhilipTortora Nope, it is a camera pointed at the scoreboard synced to be frame-perfect with the replay

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@ChasingSnyder It’s not “connected to the stadium”

Both Broadcast and the Hawkeye Replay System have cameras pointed at the scoreboard. Hawkeye is calibrated with the replay frame-perfect. The broadcast clock feed is NOT calibrated with the replay. It is overlayed potentially inaccurately.

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@wischlist There are not two clocks. The replay system points a camera at the scoreboard clock. The broadcast points a camera at the scoreboard clock. The difference is, the replay system is calibrated to be FRAME-PERFECT with the replay

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@jga41agher Aww thanks babe😊😊

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@ClayTravis The Hawkeye replay system

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@ClayTravis Funny you say that. THE NFL USES THE SAME REPLAY SYSTEM

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@KegsnEggs Nope, the clock on the replay IS A CAMERA POINTED AT THE SCOREBOARD synced frame-perfect with the replay

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@FlyByKnite It is, however the BROADCAST camera feed is NOT the official clock. The camera pointed at the scoreboard clock is synced frame-perfect with the replay, so it may be used as the official clock. This is what the HAWKEYE system is designed for, used by 20+ pro leagues globally

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@JReubenCIark “Secret clock” and it’s just a camera pointed at the scoreboard synced frame-perfect with the replay

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@JacobRude Said “secret clock” is a camera pointing at the scoreboard clock, which supersedes all clocks. This camera feed is frame-perfectly synced to the replay.

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@PatrickWCutler You’re right. There is no hidden clock. The BIG10 used a CAMERA POINTED AT THE SCOREBOARD synced to be frame-perfect with the replay

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@JakeOlson61 Guys the replay system’s clock is A CAMERA POINTED AT THE SCOREBOARD synced to be frame-accurate with the replay feed

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@Sheehan_Sports Fun fact, the stadium clock IS the real clock. The replay feed is synced frame-perfectly with a CAMERA POINTED AT THE SCOREBOARD. This replay system is used by 20+ professional sports leagues around the world.