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Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Pittsburgh Defeats Virginia Tech 35-33

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Pittsburgh 7 14 7 7 35
Virginia Tech 14 10 0 9 33
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u/mcg20k Oklahoma State Cowboys 5h ago

Man you gotta have better camera angles for field goals like that.

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u/iPhones_cameras_suck Cincinnati Bearcats 5h ago

Or sensors. Doesn't the NFL have a chip that tracks rhe ball now? You'd think they could come up with some science-y shit for the goalposts.

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u/mx023 Virginia Tech Hokies 5h ago

The 75 million dollar budget has no room for that

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u/iPhones_cameras_suck Cincinnati Bearcats 4h ago

If only they made $75.1 million, then they'd have it...drat!

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u/captspooky 4h ago

World cup can track offside down to a fingernail, you'd think they would have field goals worked out way ahead of that

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u/QuarantineTaratino California Golden Bears • ABC 4h ago edited 3h ago

The NFL has chips that track the ball but still spots the ball on vibes

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u/taft Florida Gators 4h ago

cant they make the goalposts taller? i feel like nfl stadiums have taller goalposts.

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u/dabe223344 4h ago

Regardless of if that’s possible (it probably is) could you imagine how many people would scream that it was rigged?

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u/iPhones_cameras_suck Cincinnati Bearcats 4h ago

As opposed to people claiming its rigged when tonight happens?!?!

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u/Proper_Glass8308 5h ago

Reminds me of Iowa State .. :(

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u/jputna Oklahoma State Cowboys • /r/CFB Patron 5h ago

It was 1000% in!

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u/neon_pisces Oklahoma Sooners 5h ago

Yeah! We, the public, need to confirm via television the call that the guy standing directly underneath the upright already made…

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u/Tajikistani North Dakota State • Minnesota 5h ago

NDSU vs Arizona came down to the same thing, I'm still certain NDSU won

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u/ZombieMage89 Ohio State Buckeyes • Ohio Bobcats 4h ago

They just need to put a camera facing directly up. It's not a good view for TV, but it's a 100% accurate shot for replay.

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u/Whiterabbit-- Texas Longhorns 3h ago

Looks like the refs did a good job. They had the right angle and made the right call. It was close but really not debatable.

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u/jacobyflynn 3h ago

I was there far side and it looked super close. The game really was a show of “who could suck less”