So that you can't always tell 100% if it actually crossed the plane.Why don't they have the camera angle to be completely parallel with the goal line? It's at an angle so you can't always tell 100% if it actually crossed the plane.
Would it be in bad taste to call Maxwell the heart attack kid?
Why don't they have the camera angle to be completely parallel with the goal line? It's at an angle so you can't always tell 100% if it actually crossed the plane.
Why don't they have the camera angle to be completely parallel with the goal line? It's at an angle so you can't always tell 100% if it actually crossed the plane.
That would make too much sense. In tennis they have a shot spot system that can detect where a tennis ball lands with a 1 millimeter margin of error. If tennis can have that technology, why can't football?
We have the tech to put a chip in the ball that could tell us exactly when the ball Crosses the plane. Just sayin'.
Yep, but at least are running game looks better then last year. And I would say are defense has looked pretty good, it's are secondary that has been spotty.
We have the tech to put a chip in the ball that could tell us exactly when the ball Crosses the plane. Just sayin'.
It looks a little better. Haven't seen much north-south running and running to the edge won't work often in your big games coming up unless you had faster players. I've also seen a lot of plays where RB goes to edge and then stops to try to pick up a block.. Gotta go for it and not stop for anything when you're going on the edge.
I will not be happy until football is entirely played by super robots. The ivies will rise again!
It's never going to be exact. I mean, there's no doubt in my mind that the ball broke the plane, but I bet the hold-up in overturning the play was the question of when Bray lost possession of the ball.
Yeah it's a work-in-progress situation. No doubt our weak point on offense.
I think it would be dominated by Carnegie Mellon and Cal Tech.
I think it would be dominated by Carnegie Mellon and Cal Tech.
Bullshit. The same schools that cheat like hell to dominate football now, would cheat like hell to dominate robot football as well.
You were saying?Thankfully, our rushing attack is potent because Maxwell's awful. Goodness.
*hat tip*
I think it would be dominated by Carnegie Mellon and Cal Tech.
Thankfully, our rushing attack is potent because Maxwell's awful. Goodness.You were saying?
C'mon CJ, how did you not know your own Alma Mater is the defending robot football national champions?
http://www.utexas.edu/know/2012/06/29/tower-shines-orange-robot-soccer-win/
We lit the tower for that shit
Sitting and eating, radio guys said nothing about a bad call on the fumble.
So, lollerBray
That's because there wasn't a bad call!
I wouldn't even call it that. It's the type of call that wasn't going to get overturned no matter which way it was called on the field.Questionable call.
It was a questionable call.
I wouldn't even call it that. It's the type of call that wasn't going to get overturned no matter which way it was called on the field.
Hmm? The QB was clearly 2 or 3 yards ahead of the receiver when he threw the ball.
Hmm? The QB was clearly 2 or 3 yards ahead of the receiver when he threw the ball.
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We are talking about the Tennessee game.
Is it an NCAA rule or SEC rule?Radio reminded me, how can ncsu and Tennessee both wear home Jerseys? No loss of timeouts as punishment? That's why Alabama/Tennessee can do it. Strange