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Originally posted by ReadyToRef
Boy, you guys and gals are good!
On the first video I had a charge initially and after reviewing.
On the second video, I had a block initially and only after review could I see the defender establish his feet right before contact.
Great videos.
Where did you find them?
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RTR said exactly what I was going to say.
I think what we can gain from the slow motion or stop-frame analysis is to train our brains to see what differentiates between a good play and a foul on a bang-bang play. I don't know if the specifics of what Cameron observed can work in real life, but I like his suggestion that there are things to watch other then the feet that might help us make better calls. It is also interesting that even with a frame-by-frame view of the play, people are seeing and interpreting it differently.
This is one of the most interesting and entertaining threads I have seen on this board! Thanks for starting it, MiG!
[Edited by Rick Durkee on Apr 13th, 2005 at 06:30 PM]