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Football Officiating => General Discussion => Topic started by: Legacy Zebra on June 10, 2014, 11:56:31 PM
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The CFL is now allowing DPI to be reviewed. Both flagged and unflagged plays are up for review if a coach wants to challenge the play.
http://cfl.ca/article/up-for-review-pi-challenge-makes-debut-in-pre-season (http://cfl.ca/article/up-for-review-pi-challenge-makes-debut-in-pre-season)
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Yikes.
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The naturally cold weather has frozen their brains. :sTiR:
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I note they have no US broadcast partner again. NBCSN carried a few games last summer. I would much rather the NFL Network carry CFL games instead of "The Most Stupendously 100 Top Players of 2010" or "The Top 10 On Field Streaking Incidents".
I like the CFL, at least to fill the void. It is more like football than the Arena League.
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No interest in the CFL = no broadcast partner. It's a lot cheaper to televise recorded junk over and over than it is to broadcast a live game. How they can justify interest in the junk, however, is anybody's guess.
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It's a lot cheaper to televise recorded junk over and over than it is to broadcast a live game.
If they were having to produce it yes, but all they would have to do is pick up the TSN feed and re-transmit. That is essentially what they will do for Thursday Night Football with CBS this fall. I assume they will have to produce their own pre-, halftime, and post- programs when they carry the games.
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They don't get that feed for free.
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