If it was called incomplete they would have punted the ball no points and with the amount of time left why not throw the flag even if you think it was a catch by his view the camera never lies and if you failed you would have given your dfence a chance to get a breather
Bingo! Whoever’s in the booth has both a good vantage point and access to instant replays. The second they see something close like that, they need to check out what really happened on the play asap.
QB Coach Sams and LB Coach Zamberlin. With our D on the field, the first responsibility for watching the replay, if it was fed to their booth as it should have been, I expect would fall to Sams, as the defensive coach should be concentrating on the next play.
Oh, and while I’m at the keyboard, I’m throwing the flag to challenge this thread on the grounds that the title is misspelled.
TSN's camera coverage is not very good in that stadium. Was the replay put up in time for the spotters to see if it was a catch or not so that a challenge could be mounted. Not sure. The refs were way off tonight. Sadly most bad calls against the cats including phantom catch and phantom face mask penalty.
Sadly, we still had the lead all the defense had to do was stop them. Oh I forgot, this is the Hamilton defense I am talking about. Hamilton has not had a defense for 6 years or more.
If you are talking on the big screen in the statdium, then yes, the coverage is not good because the video guy would never show a replay like that.
There should be TVs with TSN on in the booth and there should be little delay. There was more than enough time to see it and then call down and throw the flag.