Official reviews

[gvol]

OK...I had sworn off watching the rest of the bowl games...but can't do it. Watching FLA and PS play and there was a clear fumble, but ruled incorrectly on the field. Announcers surprised no review. Me too, as it was really clear it was a fumble.

Not saying a conspiracy theory here...but if you're gonna use review...use it right and all the time. No review, we're all happy with our bowl.

 

[govols/cc]

Yea there not reviewing obvious plays & getting the ones they do wrong.
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[volsfan13]

obvious fumble

 

[Carl Pickens]

A major screw up...the Gators could have blown the game open with that call corrected

 

[Big Orange 1]

OK...I had sworn off watching the rest of the bowl games...but can't do it. Watching FLA and PS play and there was a clear fumble, but ruled incorrectly on the field. Announcers surprised no review. Me too, as it was really clear it was a fumble.

Not saying a conspiracy theory here...but if you're gonna use review...use it right and all the time. No review, we're all happy with our bowl.

To be honest, I hate instant replay. Takes too long, and they still can't get it right anyway.

 

[jamoke19]

My problem with the whole review thing is that they claim "every play is reviewed". If they didnt tell fans that, then I would chalk something like this to fluke or the way the ball bounces sometimes.

 

[vols_fan_68]

We would be 8-5 if this "official review" crap would've never started

 

[peerless98]

My biggest gripe about the final review is this: if you watch the replay and pause it, repeatedly as I have, you will see that the ball is in the process of being snapped with 1 second being shown on the clock. To me this means that the snap was completed and the ball grounded before that second expired. Since we don't use tenths of seconds in football like basketball, how is this possible?