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@AndrewSinc14 @KewPak @stoolpresidente The clock that was shown in lower left corner in the TV replay is the static camera focusing on stadium the clock. That the Big 10 said was perfectly synced in their statement

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@DilberZackery @ejmaroun This clock is not the TV clock it is the stadium clock. It's not a graphic it's a still camera focused on the stadium clock. This is the same way they review replays in about every other style of football except apparently at Michigan

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@sportsrage Let me see the play with all of the clocks in question linked up correctly.

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@DilberZackery @LesBowen The stadium clock is the official clock there are no tenths of a second in college football.

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@pollydoll99 @LesBowen The clock in this photo is a static camera that is focused on the scoreboard at all times. It is not a clock generated by NBC's graphics. This is the same way replays are reviewed in the NFL and pretty much anywhere else.

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@DanielBell13 @spartandog97 Thats not how it works....

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@Sollozzo77 @spartandog97 I mean have we ever had a replay review where the official Stadium clock showing on the TV didn't match what the officials were looking at. I'm thinking no!

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@Sollozzo77 @spartandog97 Which means someone is lying! I don't think NBC is the one lying. If there's truly a difference it needs to be proven.

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@DilberZackery @kylamb8 @carso0onnn The stadium clock is the official clock. That's why the time the lower corner of NBC's screen is not there graphically generated clock. It's a still camera focused on the scoreboard clock.

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@carso0onnn Someone out there has to have some cell phone video of this whole play. With the clock somehow in the picture

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@JR_Juicee ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️
This!

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@TheRealMrACL I want to see the official Stadium clock versus whatever the hell clock the Big Ten is using synced throughout the entire play. The clock on NBC screen is a static shot of the stadium clock. All the Big Ten has to do is run the playback 3 seconds showing the two

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@RyanWeather The clock in the corner of the screen was literally a still shot of the stadium clock. It's done for the exact reason of a call like this.

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@kylamb8 @K0FaSho @slmandel So then what we saw on TV should be correct. And the game was over

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@BruceLund @m477h3wT @K0FaSho @slmandel On the broadcast yes possibly however the official replay did they show is the stadium clock which was set up and synced 85 minutes prior to the game according to the Big 10.

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@naj21 @JoeRespondant @K0FaSho @slmandel The clock and the graphic on that video yes the clock you see on the Hail Mary play is the actual Stadium clock in the replay

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@iscott55 @slmandel The clock you see in a broadcast replay is a still shot of the actual game clock not there graphic

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@thepatriotman11 @ByPatForde College football does not take into account tenths of a second. That's only in basketball

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@ByPatForde They said in their own statement that all the clocks were synced. So where did the special clock come from?

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@discGolfZulu @MACSports Their statement says that there is no discrepancy between all the clocks and that they were all synced. Therefore their video doesn't match what they said.