Back to calling visual fouls and competent board judges. The 90-degree plasticine instead of 45 degree should take care of the toe override, although I don't know how you screed a 90-degree plasticine strip. Since the advent of the "eagle eye", I have actually seen timid board judges refer to the camera before making every call.
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Originally posted by lonewolf View PostBack to calling visual fouls and competent board judges. The 90-degree plasticine instead of 45 degree should take care of the toe override, although I don't know how you screed a 90-degree plasticine strip. Since the advent of the "eagle eye", I have actually seen timid board judges refer to the camera before making every call.
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Originally posted by Atticus View PostThat's good, but I also didn't like that Belocian was thrown out of Doha, just on RT (.08ish), when the naked eye, even on video replay, could not detect it. That should be a yellow card, not a red.
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Originally posted by Atticus View PostThat's good, but I also didn't like that Belocian was thrown out of Doha, just on RT (.08ish), when the naked eye, even on video replay, could not detect it. That should be a yellow card, not a red.
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Originally posted by Atticus View PostThat's good, but I also didn't like that Belocian was thrown out of Doha, just on RT (.08ish), when the naked eye, even on video replay, could not detect it. That should be a yellow card, not a red.
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Originally posted by gh View Postwell, there's a new scientific approach that WA should take: if a guy watching on TV 8000M away didn't see the false start it didn't happen!Last edited by Atticus; 09-28-2020, 08:11 PM.
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Originally posted by gh View Postthen we might as well get rid of FS blocks altogether and go back to the shit-show that relied on visual data
The blocks should HELP the officials, not replace them.
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Originally posted by lonewolf View PostI agree with Atticus. Technology is great but if slo-mo replay cannot detect a foul/false start, officials should be able to override an electronic niggle.
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Did anybody else scroll down far enough to see this?
Technical Rule 1 (was IAAF rule 100) – World Championships and Olympic Games no longer excluded from competitions where events may be held in an alternative format
I can't believe they would do that in the Oly/WC, but why this rule change?
Is it the thin end of a wedge?
No cheer,
Alan Shank
Woodland, CA, USA
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Originally posted by Alan Shank View PostD.....
I can't believe they would do that in the Oly/WC, but why this rule change?
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No cheer,
Alan Shank
Woodland, CA, USA
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