Replay in State Tourney's?
 

What states use replay in state tournament games that are televised? I know Minnesota does and in watching the replay of the Arizona Dvision I title game I see they do also. Are there anymore?

Just to add to it a little bit... does your state use PTS?

Virginia
 

Here in the Commonwealth of VA, it is allowed to be used at the state finals level. I don't know what the specifics are. PTS is also used, but there is one person at the table who operates as a backup. If the floor official is not used to the system, then they can keep their focus on the game.

Replay is used at state in Wisconsin.

We're Perfect
 

Not in Texas! We don't need instant replay because, too my knowledge, no referee in the state has ever made a mistake, kicked a rule, or had poor judgement in the history of the sport. Especially in any of the games I have worked! :D

Yes in Indiana.

Working my first state final next Friday. Looks like I need to read up on the details of the replay rules.

Colorado
 

We do not use replay but we do use PTS.

I thought replay was authorized at the state tournament?

Yes in OH but solely for purpose of seeing if a buzzer-beater is a legal shot

Not used in Utah.

Yes in CT
 

Allowed here in CT only for state title games and only for last second shot.

It was used last year for the first time in the girls class LL title game.

Buzzer Beater ...
 

Connecticut: Yes on buzzer beaters, or not buzzer beaters. We needed it in a final last year. I believe that replay can also be used on game ending two, or three pointers.

I also believe that replay can be used in all state tournament games, but I'm not sure. Maybe RefCT can give us a confirmation, or denial, on that, and maybe he can also confirm, or deny, the two/three pointers.

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I thought that was southern Cal where the officials were all perfect.

As for Oregon, no replay used.

I'll save you the trouble. It's pretty light reading at the NFHS level.

NFHS 2-2-1
The officials shall make decisions for infractions of the rules committed within or outside the boundary lines. The use of any replay or television monitoring equipment by the officials in making any decision relating to the game is prohibited.

NOTE: A state association may permit game or replay officials to use a replay monitor during state championship series contests to determine if a try for goal at the expiration of time in the fourth quarter or any overtime period (0:00 on the game clock) should be counted, and if so, determine if it is a two- or a three-point goal.

Actually, it is to determine if a last second shot will decide the game. I had a momentary lapse in memory there. But since I have never seen it used at the tournament (not that I've been to every game) I stand by my irrational belief that we don't need it.

Ah yes, the land of college and above! (Miss ya, JR)

What is PTS?

Precision timing system

Congrats, VaTerp. PM me with info so that I can be in the house if able. Enjoy!

Yes, congrats! The only thing putting a damper on our post-season is the weather. Drove 100+ miles on snowy roads last night, which was zero fun.

Ct = nfhs
 

BillyMac - only state finals and on last second shots that can change the game result to include whether it is a 2 or 3.

Even If There Is A Monitor Available ???
 

Thanks. No replays in quarters, or semis?

Thanks, check your inbox.

Thanks, Rich. Weather has been awful here as well. Luckily it didnt affect any of my post season games. And I'm driving 100+ miles to my state final next Friday but it's in my hometown and no prediction of weather issues right now. I'll take it.

Nope, just the finals at Mohegan. I am not sure the quarters or semis are on TV and would be available anyway.

Look Ma, I'm On Television, And It's Not America's Most Wanted ...
 

CPTV (public television) Sports has been doing an excellent job of covering many regular season games this past season. They've also done some conference tournament games, so I willing to bet that they'll be doing some state tournament games, early rounds, and later rounds.