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tOSU -6.5 at Penn State (ov/un 130.5) Tue 9 ET, BTN

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Halftime stats I love:

Rebounds - Bucks 20, Lions 8

Assists - Bucks 10, Lions 2

Points - Bucks 33, Lions 18
 
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Bill Lucas;1881278; said:
Doubler was in bounds
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Yea, I find it comical that these nitwits look at the replay to see if time was left when he came down, confirm that there was, but also obviously see that he was in bounds, and still give PSU the ball under their basket with more time on the clock. They suck.
 
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Bad call. It wasn't Diebler's foot on the line when they blew the whistle.

So they can use the replay to fix the clock, but not who should have the ball.
 
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BB73;1881282; said:
Bad call. It wasn't Diebler's foot on the line when they blew the whistle.

So they can use the replay to fix the clock, but not who should have the ball.
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I understand not using replay to confirm who a ball was off of going out of bounds or whether the ball/player actually was out of bounds, but it only seems reasonable to me that if you're checking the monitor on a play that is reviewable, and you see that another aspect of the call was wrong, you should be able to correct that mistake as well. If that isn't the rule, you allow ridiculous results.
 
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