Uncalled Cheap Shots

[chseagle]

There's a possibility of sanctions now thanks to the "student" showing only one side of the story.

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Unfortunately, as I've already said, only things seen via the video are the actions of one player on one team, what about the actions of the other team?

For every action, there is an opposite, but equal reaction.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

There's a possibility of sanctions now thanks to the "student" showing only one side of the story.

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Unfortunately, as I've already said, only things seen via the video are the actions of one player on one team, what about the actions of the other team?

For every action, there is an opposite, but equal reaction.

If they issue sanctions without seeing the entire game film, your state has other issues.

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

If they issue sanctions without seeing the entire game film, your state has other issues.

In order for the state to see the whole game, they would have to ask for the game film from either school.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

In order for the state to see the whole game, they would have to ask for the game film from either school.

Is that all that difficult? No, and they're not going to issue sanctions without the whole thing. My guess is they could get it from the kid who edited the video.

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Is that all that difficult? No, and they're not going to issue sanctions without the whole thing. My guess is they could get it from the kid who edited the video.

The only issue however is that was the student the team videographer?

With seeing how the videos that they posted were edited, I would say not.

I used to be team videographer when I was the Boys' Basketball Manager, as soon as the game was done one of the assistants came and got the tape/camera and took it with them to the locker room.

The only other way I could think of it happening is if they had an additional memory unit available that recorded at the same time as the primary media, however all video cameras will only record to one source.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

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Again, getting the video wouldn't be that hard. I'm guessing either school would send it, particularly your non-rival opponent here.

[tomegun]

Originally Posted by chseagle

The only issue however is that was the student the team videographer?

With seeing how the videos that they posted were edited, I would say not.

I used to be team videographer when I was the Boys' Basketball Manager, as soon as the game was done one of the assistants came and got the tape/camera and took it with them to the locker room.

The only other way I could think of it happening is if they had an additional memory unit available that recorded at the same time as the primary media, however all video cameras will only record to one source.

Why does all of this matter? Some teams actually record games and keep them for...the entire season. Yes, both teams could say no, but it is a simple matter of asking for the video and getting a response.

You are obviously biased in favor of the team wearing white. That is OK, but the actions in this edited clip should have been officiated differently. Show us an edited clip of similar plays from the other side and we will say the same thing. My goodness.