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Team Sheep 02-28-2009 09:56 AM

I've always wondered whether this had happened, or if it ever would...
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_union/7916178.stm

Those overhead cameras are a bit of a joke. They're used in the NFL as well. Do you think they should be allowed after this?

And I can't believe the play wasn't stopped after each time it happened, ridiculous.

GregDill 03-02-2009 08:04 AM

RE : I've always wondered whether this had happened, or if it ever would...
 
I don't think so. for this..

ct2k 03-02-2009 08:37 AM

Can't they hoist the cameras higher up and just put them on zoom mode?

Team Sheep 03-02-2009 01:21 PM

I think the one in Paris was just being gay. Considering it had never happened before, and then it happens twice in one game. Something must be up.

LoDownM 03-05-2009 01:54 PM

I don't think the NFL have them out during kicks/punts and field goals. And they always keep it behind the play so the ball won't hit it anyway.

BCWWF 03-05-2009 02:03 PM

In the NFL the cameras are pretty much exclusively behind the action, so unless the quarterback threw a ball backwards it would never be a problem.

Team Sheep 03-06-2009 08:33 AM

I think the French were just being really stupid then, I'm sure the camera is supposed to be out of the way during a situation of the game like that. I'm sure it's only usually used for an overhead look at the scrum to see which way it's wheeling, and it stays well behind so it doesn't get in the way of any box kicks.

Cooler Tom Schuler 03-11-2009 05:31 AM

Yeah, since it's behind the action I was more curious about the chances of the ball hitting the support lines.

The Mackem 03-11-2009 06:13 AM

LOL, a bit of common sense needed there methinks.


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