Annual Precision Timing thread

I haven't been watching that closely, but have noticed some of the officials chopping the clock like normal and not using the timing pack to start the clock. Perhaps not all the officials are familiar with their use?

[Drizzle]

Originally Posted by AremRed

I haven't been watching that closely, but have noticed some of the officials chopping the clock like normal and not using the timing pack to start the clock. Perhaps not all the officials are familiar with their use?

It doesn't appear they are using Precision Timing in Pittsburgh - no packs & they're chopping the clock. Every other site I've seen is using it.

Originally Posted by Drizzle

It doesn't appear they are using Precision Timing in Pittsburgh - no packs & they're chopping the clock. Every other site I've seen is using it.

The officials in the ND-Northeastern game used the packs and the officials for the Butler-Texas game had them at the beginning of the game. I wonder if they switched at halftime.

[Drizzle]

Originally Posted by AremRed

The officials in the ND-Northeastern game used the packs and the officials for the Butler-Texas game had them at the beginning of the game. I wonder if they switched at halftime.

And now they're back on for the Villanova game... which included a delay in the first two minutes to correct an inadvertently stopped clock!

Originally Posted by Drizzle

And now they're back on for the Villanova game... which included a delay in the first two minutes to correct an inadvertently stopped clock!

Maybe they only have the four packs and don't have time for the officials to switch them between games??