Originally Posted by ud69
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1) Video only. You never see the refs put on headphones for sound. Therefore, if it is permissible to do a video review for a shot clock violation - and it is - the only reason to do so would be to look for video (shot clock) verification. There is no audio during a video review.
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I have seen refs put on headphones for reviews at games. Many times it's probably to talk to the video guy, but review of sound can be available. Why would the NCAA have a rule for audio review of the horn if, as you say, it's video only? The rules clearly states to review audio for the horn first and if it's not available to review the video.
